Part-time Lecturer (German language)

Job Description

• Teach German as a foreign language
• Prepare and conduct lessons (online or in-person)
• Mark all coursework and assessments
• Perform other duties as assigned from time to time

Qualifications

• At least a Master’s degree in German as a Foreign Language, Applied Linguistics or any related field
• At least two years of experience in teaching German, preferably in higher education
• Skills/knowledge/experience in online teaching as well as the application of IT to language teaching

More Information

Application Documents (in English)

• At least a Master’s degree in German as a Foreign Language, Applied Linguistics or any related field
• Cover letter
• CV
• Copies of educational certificates
• Two reference letters
• Student feedback from the last two years (if available)

Submission

Please submit the above-requested documents in a single PDF file to clslol@nus.edu.sg.

Shortlisted applicants will be invited to attend an interview and give a teaching demonstration.

Location: [[-]]

Organization: [[Centre for Language Studies]]

Department : Centre for Language Studies

Employee Referral Eligible: [[53000707]]

Job requisition ID : [[53000707]]

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