The Faculty of Arts and Design’s Jewellery Design and Manufacture programme in the Department of Fine And Studio Arts wishes to appoint part-time staff members to teach various aspects of Jewellery Design and Manufacture, as indicated below.
Key Functions: The candidate must be able to:
Setting, preparing, and conducting lectures for a specified module(s).
Setting theoretical and/or practical projects, assessments, and evaluations.
Organising visits to the industry.
Participating in departmental meetings and other university initiatives.
General administration, such as capturing assessment marks on the ITS system and uploading documents on the myTUTor Learning Management System.
Compiling study guides and other learning material for a specified module(s).
Student consultation.
Minimum Requirements Academic Qualifications:
Minimum: an NQF level 7 qualification with specialization in either Jewellery manufacturing, design or theory
KINDLY SPECIFY WHICH MODULES YOU WISH TO APPLY FOR. To teach one or more of the following modules:
Jewellery Techniques I, II and III
Jewellery Design I, II and III (including CAD)
Jewellery History Africa and the World I and II
Jewellery History III
WIL in Jewellery Design I and II
Experience:
At least two years industry related experience in Jewellery Design and Manufacture.
At least two years lecturing experience in Jewellery Design and Manufacture at tertiary level (preferably in a university) will be an added advantage.
Experience in teaching CAD (Rhino), Casting and related skills, Wax working, Model making and Fabrication.
Resin and plastic work, setting and precious metal working.
Teaching Jewellery History and Theory.
Experience in research and curriculum development.