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Senior Lecturer – Taylor's College

Taylor's College
Selangor
Salary: Undisclosed

Role Summary

The Senior Lecturer - Chocolate and Artist Skills is responsible for teaching and learning activities in the field of chocolate and artistic skills. This role significantly impacts student learning and curriculum development within the academic environment of Taylor's College.

Job Description

The Senior Lecturer engages in day-to-day teaching activities, including designing and delivering course materials, conducting classes, and providing student consultations. The role also involves maintaining high teaching standards and contributing to research and curriculum development.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Design and deliver engaging course materials.
  • Conduct classes, tutorials, and practical sessions.
  • Engage in student consultation and assessment activities.
  • Contribute to curriculum development and teaching strategies.
  • Support postgraduate research projects and initiatives.
  • Participate in research activities and publish findings.
  • Attend meetings and participate in academic committees.
  • Assist in building linkages with external organizations.

Job Requirements

Possess a Master Degree in Food Studies or Gastronomy from a recognized university.

At least 5 years of industry experience.

Experience in higher education and a track record of teaching.

Proven experience in curriculum development and mentoring.

Familiarity with IT technologies in teaching methodologies.

Quick Info

Company

Taylor's College

Location

Selangor

Salary

Skills Required

6 skills

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Required Skills

1

Curriculum Development

2

Teaching

3

Research

4

Student Engagement

5

Presentation Skills

6

Mentoring

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