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Communication Skills Lecturer (2 Positions) – St. Mawaggali Trades Training Institute
CDI6 days ago
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Choma, Southern Province
CDI
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JOB OPPORTUNITIES! ST. MAWAGGALI TRADES TRAINING INSTITUTE St. Mawaggali Trades Training Institute in Choma is looking for a suitably qualified person to fill the vacant position of Mechanical Fitting Lecturer . Position: Mechanical Fitting Lecturer (1 Position) Reporting To: Head of Section – Engineering Location: Choma, Southern Province, Zambia Job Purpose: To undertake the preparation and implementation of training in order to impart knowledge, attitudes, and skills in students. Job Responsibilities: Teaching students Maintaining a teaching file Administer assignments, tests, and examinations to students Maintain student performance records Maintaining order and discipline among students Any other duties assigned by the supervisor Qualifications & Requirements: Full Grade 12 certificate with at least 5 O-levels including Mathematics and English Diploma or its equivalence in Mechanical Fitting Diploma or certificate in teaching methodology Must be a TEVETA accredited trainer Must be computer literate Can work under minimum supervision A minimum of 2 years work experience Past experience with a Trades Training Institution will be an added advantage
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