About the role This is an onsite role based at our UC Bruce campus in Canberra, Australia. Given the casual nature of this position, the working hours and patterns may vary weekly. Applicants must have full working rights in Australia, as this role does not offer sponsorship for visas.
The University of Canberra College is seeking dedicated casual Psychology Educators who are passionate about their field and excited to teach the next generation of health professionals.
We are seeking applications from people who can demonstrate specialist knowledge and teaching experience in psychology in one or more of the following subject areas/units as part of the Diploma of Health:
Psychology Across the Life-spanUnderstanding People and BehaviourFoundations of PsychologyProfessional Orientation (Psychology)Introduction to Research in the Health SciencesPrimary responsibilities: Under the instruction of the Unit Convenor and/or Program Co-ordinator, prepare and deliver face-to-face, online and hybrid teaching in lectures, workshops, tutorials, online learning activities, discussion forums, quizzes and online submission of assessments.Consultation with students if neededFollow up and report non-attenders and students at risk of failing a unit/subjectMarking of exams and assessments when required, entering grades on the relevant systems and providing constructive and detailed feedback to studentsMonitor Canvas (Learning management system) activitiesRecord keeping maintaining grade book in CanvasMaintain accurate attendance in Canvas for student monitoring purposesSupervision of assessment activities, including topic testsAttend moderation meetings when requiredAttendance at College staff meetings as requiredGeneral administration associated with the activity undertakenOther tasks relating to the role as required.Essential selection criteria: A minimum of an Honours Degree or equivalent in Psychology with demonstrated extensive experience in an education setting and industry. A PhD or working towards a PhD in Psychology is preferred.Demonstrated high-level communication skills and the ability to work with a small team of teachers.Experience in working with students of diverse linguistic and cultural backgrounds, demonstrating cultural sensitivity and inclusiveness.Demonstrated skills in electronic information management.Must hold a Working with Vulnerable People (WWVP) registration or show evidence of an application for registration prior to commencementDemonstrated understanding of and commitment to principles of equity and health and safety in the workplace.Desirable selection criteria: Understanding of the ESOS Act, and TESQA framework (if relevant)Developed strategies for engaging students in pathway programsExperience in tertiary and/or high school education environmentExperience in teaching a mixture of international and domestic studentsTrack record in professional developmentAbout us: Located on the campus of the University of Canberra (UC), the University of Canberra College (UC College) is an independent enterprise and a premier pathway provider for the University. UC College is dedicated to making quality university education accessible to all, specialising in preparing both Australian and international students for successful university study. The College offers a range of preparatory programs that are designed to equip students with the academic and language skills needed for university success.
We are currently seeking dedicated casual teachers to join our Diploma of Health teaching team. This role involves delivering high-quality teaching in psychology units and contributing to the supportive and inclusive learning environment that UC College prides itself on.
Diversity and Inclusion At UC College, we champion an inclusive and diverse workforce. We are committed to promoting equality and flexibility in the workplace, believing that diversity enriches and fosters a collaborative environment for our employees, students, and clients alike.
We strongly encourage applications from candidates of all backgrounds, including those with disabilities, individuals of all ages and genders, as well as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and members of other diverse community groups.
How to apply: Please apply online to lodge your application successfully. For enquiries about the role, please send an email to [email protected]. Please note that applications sent directly to this email will not be considered. Use the specified online application link only.
Applications close on Day, 15/11/2024, however, we reserve the right to progress or confirm applicants prior to close date. Applications received after the close date may be considered pending the recruitment process.
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