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Vakature: Lektor in akademiese geletterdheid
Rekenaarvaardigheid in MS Office (Word, Excel en PowerPoint), asook e-pos en internet Goeie kommunikasievaardighede (verbaal en skriftelik), sowel as die vermoë om onderrig in Afrikaans en Engels te gee Die vermoë om effektief in spanverband te funksioneer
Goeie organisatoriese en administratiewe vaardighede
Die vermoë om effektief onder druk en in ’n multikulturele omgewing te funksioneer
Goeie menseverhoudinge en ’n kliëntediensingesteldheid
Ervaring in die onderrig van Akademiese Geletterdheid of ’n taal op tersiêre vlak deur middel van Afrikaans sal as ’n sterk aanbeveling dien. ’n Bewese vermoë in navorsing oor taalonderrig is ’n sterk aanbeveling omdat die bekleër van hierdie pos ’n navorsingsingesteldheid moet hê met die oog op inskakeling by die navorsing wat in hierdie sentrum en in die navorsingseenheid Tale en literatuur in die SA konteks gedoen word. Die Universiteit onderskryf die beginsels van die Wet op Gelyke Indiensneming en pas dit toe en is verbind tot transformasie. Alle aansoeke sal oorweeg word. NAVRAE: Prof. JL van der Walt 018 299 1048
SLUITINGSDATUM:18 Mei 2011 om 13:00
DIENSAANVAARDING: Soos ooreengekom met die suksesvolle kandidaat
BYVOORDELE: Aantreklike studievoordele sowel as die normale byvoordele geld.
VIR AANSOEKVORMS, skakel die Departement Mensehulpbronne by tel. 018 299 4961, of stuur 'n e-pos aan recruithr@nwu.ac.za. Aansoekvorms is ook beskikbaar by kamer G25, C1-gebou, Institusionele Kantoor. Voltooide aansoekvorms moet óf by die Departement Mensehulpbronne op die kampusse ingehandig word soos op die aansoekvorm gespesifiseer is, óf per e-pos aan recruithr@nwu.ac.za gestuur word, óf aan 018 293 5308 gefaks word. VACANCY: LECTURER IN ACADEMIC LITERACY North-West University (Potchefstroom Campus) Faculty of Arts School of Languages (Total remuneration package: R266 484 – R355 312 p.a. – employer contributions in respect of benefits included) Minimum requirements:
MA degree in Afrikaans or Afrikaans and Dutch or in Applied Linguistics Approximately three years’ experience in teaching Academic Literacy or a language at tertiary level
Good communication skills (verbal and written), as well as the ability to teach in Afrikaans and English
The ability to function effectively under pressure and in a multicultural environment
Good interpersonal relations and a client-service orientation
Experience in teaching Academic Literacy or a language at tertiary level through the medium of Afrikaans will serve as a strong recommendation. A proven ability in research on language instruction will serve as a strong recommendation, as the incumbent must have a research orientation with view to engaging in research that is conducted in this centre and in the research unit Languages and literature in the SA context. The University subscribes to and applies the principles of the Employment Equity Act, and is committed to transformation. All applications will be considered. ENQUIRIES: Prof. JL van der Walt 018 299 1048 CLOSING DATE:18 May 2011 at 13:00 COMMENCEMENT OF DUTIES:As agreed with the successful candidate BENEFITS: Attractive study benefits as well as the normal fringe benefits apply. FOR APPLICATION FORMS, please contact the Human Resources Department at tel. 018 299 4961 or send an email to recruithr@nwu.ac.za. Application forms are also available at Room G25, C1 Building, Institutional Office. Completed application forms must either be handed in at the Department of Human Resources on the campuses as specified on the application form, or sent via email to recruithr@nwu.ac.za, or faxed to 018 293 5308.