한국어강사 해외 채용
영국 York St John University
Lecturers in Korean, Japanese and BSL (Part time hourly paid)
| Location: | York |
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| Salary: | £42.20 to £51.88 per hour plus holiday allowance |
| Hours: | Part Time |
| Contract Type: | Fixed-Term/Contract |
| Placed On: | 20th December 2023 |
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| Closes: | 26th January 2024 |
| Job Ref: | 253-23 |
Part-time, hourly paid lecturers in Linguistics, Korean, Japanese, BSL and Deaf Studies
To apply please email your CV to n.swift@yorksj.ac.uk.
Languages and Linguistics at York St John University is looking to build up a bank of part time casual staff to support delivery of our exciting portfolio of programmes.
About YSJ university
York St John University has been a leading education, training, and research institution for over 180 years. We stand for equality, ambition, and social justice. Founded in the heart of the historic city of York we serve a global campus of students who thrive on academic excellence, graduate employability, and a strong sense of community. Centred in the heart of York, York St John University has been established with a commitment to educate, motivate, and inspire the next generation.
The Role
We seek to appoint part-time hourly paid lecturers/tutors to contribute to the delivery of our programmes in English language and linguistics, Korean language, Japanese language, British Sign Language and Deaf studies. The number of hours worked will be flexible and by negotiation. The rate of pay includes remuneration for all work done in connection with teaching, preparation, setting and marking of student work, related course administration and includes an allowance for holiday pay.
Applications are invited from applicants who have expertise and experience in teaching any one of the following areas:
- Japanese language
- Korean language
- British Sign Language
- Deaf Studies
The number of hours taught will vary considerably and will depend on both the availability of the individual and the needs of the programmes.
Previous experience of teaching at university level would be an advantage. The successful candidate will have excellent communication skills in English language, be able to demonstrate understanding of student support, be able to motivate students, and be willing work in a team.
Closing date: 26th January 2024
For further information and informal discussion please contact the Associate Heads of School for Languages and Linguistics, Dr Nikki Swift (n.swift@yorksj.ac.uk) and Dr Leesa Clarke (l.clarke@yorksj.ac.uk).
