Job Description

A visiting faculty member's job includes teaching courses, preparing and delivering lectures, and mentoring students in a temporary or part-time capacity. Responsibilities also involve evaluating student work, collaborating with other faculty, and potentially contributing to curriculum development and research. Qualifications typically require a master's or doctoral degree and proven experience in teaching or a relevant professional field.

Responsibilities

Teaching and curriculum:

Plan, prepare, and deliver lectures on existing or new German language courses. Assist in developing course structures and can be involved in curriculum review.

Student guidance:

Mentor students, provide academic and career advice, help them with weaknesses, and offer constructive feedback on their performance.

Assessment:

Define assessment methods, evaluate student coursework, and conduct examinations.

Collaboration:

Participate in faculty meetings, contribute to subject group meetings, and collaborate with colleagues on program development and responding to student needs.

Professional development:

Promote the institute's goals and objectives and may participate in faculty-organized training programs.

Research:

May be involved in collaborative investigations or new research projects.
Requirements

Education:

A Master's degree in German Language. C1

Experience:

Proven experience as a faculty member or in a similar role in a reputable institution is often necessary.

Skills:

Strong communication, presentation, and public speaking skills are essential. Excellent analytical and decision-making skills are also valued.

Flexibility:

The role is often temporary or part-time and may require the ability to travel or adapt to different teaching formats (in-person, online, hybrid).
Job Type: Part-time

Pay: Up to ₹50,000.00 per month

Expected hours: No more than 10 per week

Work Location: In person