Key performance areas/Core functions:
- Preparing and conducting lecturers, using a multimodal approach
- Develop learning material and integrate appropriate technology in teaching and learning
- Assess learning outcomes using appropriate assessment methods in line with the TUT
- Policy on Assessment
- Capture assessment marks on ITS, track and monitor at-risk students
- Participation in subject related meetings and training opportunities
- Student consultation and engagements
- Any other reasonable duties as may be assigned by the Department
Minimum requirements:
- Academic qualifications
- Master’s degree in Equine Science / Veterinary Science / Veterinary Health Care or equivalent qualification (NQF level 09)
- Three (3) years teaching experience at a university or industry experience
- Practical knowledge and industry experience in the field
- Proficiency in the use of online management systems will be an added advantage
- Number of hours: 4 – 8 contact hours per week depending on the module.
- Block-mode classes offered over a period of one year. Classes are offered during the day or in the evenings as determined by the Department
Subjects:
- Advanced Equine Health Care (AEH107V)
- Advanced Equine Reproductive and Exercise Physiology (AER107V)
Send your CV to: NephaweKA@tut.ac.za / PhutiMG@tut.ac.za
Include: Copy of your academic record, qualifications and ID
Closing date: 28 October 2026