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Hospitality Lecturer ( Part-Time )

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The Hospitality Lecturer will play a key role in nurturing and developing TVET graduates as they progress towards degree qualifications in the field of hospitality. This position requires a highly skilled individual with significant industry experience and academic expertise to guide students towards academic excellence and practical competency.

Key Responsibilities:

Teaching and Curriculum Development:

  • Design, deliver, and assess course materials to align with academic standards and industry expectations.
  • Teach core hospitality subjects, including (but not limited to) Hotel Management, Food & Beverage Services, Front Office Operations, and Event Planning.
  • Utilize innovative teaching methods and tools to enhance student engagement and learning outcomes.
  • Develop and continuously update course content to reflect current industry practices and trends.

Student Mentorship:

  • Provide academic and career guidance to students, fostering their growth towards industry readiness.
  • Identify and address individual learning needs, ensuring students achieve their full potential.
  • Assist students in understanding pathways from TVET qualifications to degree programs and beyond.

Industry Collaboration:

  • Establish and maintain strong relationships with the hospitality industry to ensure the relevance of the academic program.
  • Organize guest lectures, industry visits, internships, and hands-on training opportunities for students.
  • Integrate real-world scenarios into classroom teaching to bridge academic learning with industry practices.

Research and Professional Development:

  • Engage in research and scholarly activities, contributing to the academic body of knowledge in hospitality.
  • Stay updated on emerging trends, innovations, and best practices within the hospitality industry.
  • Participate in conferences, workshops, and professional development programs to maintain academic and professional currency.

Program and Institutional Development:

  • Contribute to the strategic planning and development of the hospitality program.
  • Work collaboratively with academic and administrative teams to ensure the smooth delivery of courses.
  • Support accreditation processes and quality assurance initiatives as required.

Assessment and Evaluation:

  • Prepare, conduct, and evaluate assessments, assignments, and examinations in compliance with institutional standards.
  • Provide timely feedback to students on their performance and suggest areas for improvement.

Administrative Responsibilities:

  • Maintain accurate records of student attendance, performance, and progress.
  • Participate in faculty meetings, academic committees, and other institutional activities.
  • Contribute to marketing and promotional efforts for the program, including participation in open days and career fairs.