Associate Lecturer

• Contribute to shaping a diverse and creative future for AMC
• Deliver excellence in training and assessment of seafaring qualifications
• Celebrating the strengths of diversity; applications from all backgrounds are encouraged

Salary Details: Academic Level A ($78,499 to $101, % super + excellent benefits

The Role: As an Associate Lecturer, you play a significant role at the Australian Maritime College. Your duties include conducting lectures, tutorials, practical classes, workshops, and field excursions both on-campus and online. You will prepare resources for face-to-face and online delivery to ensure students are well-equipped for various career options and direct pathways into the workforce. Establishing strong links within the University and the broader community, you make a valuable contribution towards achieving strategic objectives.

Requirements:

• A Master less than 45m near coastal Certificate of Competency or higher with relevant industry experience
• A Marine Engine Driver Grade 2 near coastal Certificate of Competency or higher with relevant industry experience
• Ability to deliver training using innovative methods, conduct curriculum, and assess student progress
• Excellent written and oral communication skills
• Experience in vocational training, hold TAE40116 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (or equivalent), and work effectively in a team

Perks: You'll enjoy staff benefits, health and fitness discounts, accommodation perks, and more. Salary packaging options and 17% superannuation are also part of the package. The role goes beyond traditional learning, aiming to boost economic growth, literacy, and health outcomes for Tasmania.

Diversity and Inclusion: The University of Tasmania prioritizes fostering diversity and inclusion. They encourage applications from all sectors of the community, aiming to create an environment that empowers growth, learning, and connection.

About the University: The University of Tasmania values adaptability and determination, aiming to create well-rounded thinkers and problem solvers who contribute to Tasmania's growth and well-being.

Living in Tasmania: Tasmania offers a unique blend of natural landscapes, vibrant towns, and rich history. From world-renowned attractions like MONA to exceptional outdoor activities, Tasmania provides a diverse and exciting lifestyle.

Application Process: If you're interested in this opportunity, please submit your resume and a cover letter outlining your suitability by the deadline on Sunday 30th June 2024.

For more details, contact Phill Lenthall, Deputy Director Maritime Operations and Coastal Seafaring.