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Lecturer – Electrical Engineering
Temps partielil y a 13 jours
Job Description
Mwense, Luapula Province
CDI
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The Board of Mwense Trades Training Institute (MwTTI), under the Ministry of Technology and Science of the Republic of Zambia, situated in Mwense in Luapula Province, is looking for a suitably qualified individual to fill the following position: LECTURER – ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (1).
Job Purpose To undertake the preparation and delivery of training to impart knowledge, attitudes and skills in students.
Job Responsibilities
- Prepare and deliver theoretical and practical learning of high standards.
- Maintain a teaching file.
- Assess students by administering assignments and tests.
- Maintain students’ performance records.
- Maintain order and discipline among students.
- Participate in designing, marketing and implementation of viable programmes and projects.
- Coordinate with other staff in ensuring institute objectives are achieved.
- Any other duties assigned by the supervisor.
Qualifications and Experience o Full Grade twelve (12) or equivalent Certificate with credits or better in five subjects including science and mathematics. o Minimum of Diploma in Electrical Engineering. o Diploma in Teaching methodology. o TEVETA accredited trainer as an added advantage. o Two (2) years teaching/practical experience preferably in a TEVET Institution. o Good facilitation and interpersonal skills. o Honest, hardworking, and dependable.
Method of Application Interested candidates meeting the above specifications should send their applications attaching their cover letter, CV and certified copies of both academic and professional qualifications, in a SINGLE PDF document with names and
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