<h5><strong>UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AFRICA ONLINE INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS (E-TUTORS) COLLEGE OF HUMAN SCIENCES</strong></h5>
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<p>UNISA is the only publicly funded university in South Africa dedicated to distance education. In keeping with its mandate as a comprehensive, open and distance e-learning tertiary institution offering a variety of academic and career-focused programmes, the University is inviting applications for services as Online Tutors (E-tutors) on an independent contract basis.</p>
<p><strong>Gross Remuneration: R8760.38 per month</strong></p>
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<p>DUTIES<br />
E-Tutors will have the following online duties:<br />
• Facilitate delivery of tutorials.<br />
• Manage students’ learning experiences.<br />
• Facilitate students’ interactions with their peers.<br />
• Provide students with academic and technical support.</p>
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<p>REQUIREMENTS<br />
To be considered as an E-tutor, you must meet the following requirements:<br />
• Not be a Unisa Fixed Term or Permanent staff member.<br />
• Ongoing access to Internet connection at your own cost.<br />
• Master’s degree but preferably a PHD in the respective discipline.<br />
• Own copies of software packages that may be required for teaching e.g., Internet browsers, word processing etc.<br />
SKILLS REQUIRED<br />
• Advanced computer and Internet skills i.e., no training will be provided in using software packages, Internet sites or email, except for the Unisa-specific online packages such as myUnisa.<br />
• Advanced communication skills and proficiency in English (student communication will mostly be text-based via myUnisa and discussion forums).<br />
• Commitment to meeting deadlines and a passion for student-centred learning.<br />
• Friendly, patient, and sensitive to a diversity of students.</p>
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<p>As an Independent Contractor you will:<br />
• Not be regarded as an employee of Unisa.<br />
• Not be entitled to any benefits such as medical aid, office space, equipment, leave (including sick leave), etc. in terms of UNISA’s conditions of service.<br />
• Provide your own infrastructure i.e., your own computer, your own Internet access, and any other officerelated equipment.<br />
• Not be based at a Unisa campus or any location linked to the University.<br />
• Work on your own time in completing teaching tasks online (e.g., interacting with students on discussion forums, etc., for a minimum of 6 hours a week not exceeding a maximum of 24 hours a month (spread over a few days per week) to a total of 75hrs per semester.<br />
• Report to the primary lecturer on a regular basis.<br />
E-tutoring positions are available in the College of Human Sciences:</p>
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<p>SCHOOL OF ARTS DEPARTMENT OF AFRIKAANS &; THEORY OF LITERATURE<br />
1. Post specific requirements for Afrikaans Linguistics modules: A minimum of a Master’s degree in Afrikaans Linguistics. Advanced communication skills and proficiency in Afrikaans and English.<br />
• AFK1502 Inleiding tot teksontwerp in Afrikaans<br />
• AFK1503 Afrikaans Vandag: Taalkunde en skriftelike kommunikasie<br />
• AFK1505 Afrikaans vir beginners<br />
• AFK2602 Afrikaanse grammatika<br />
• AFK2603 Afrikaanse Grammatika vir eerste addisionele sprekers<br />
• TEX2601 Writing Skills for the communication industry.<br />
2. Post specific requirements for Afrikaans Literature modules: A minimum of a Master’s degree in Afrikaans Literature. Advanced communication skills and proficiency in Afrikaans and English<br />
• AFK1501 Voetspore: Op reis deur die Afrikaanse letterkunde<br />
• AFK1506 Ontdek die Afrikaanse letterkunde<br />
• AFK2601 Genre and tema<br />
• AFK2604 Storiewêrelde en/in genrefiksie</p>
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<p>DEPARTMENT OF AFRICAN LANGUAGES<br />
• AFL1502 African Language &; Culture in Practice<br />
• AFL1503 Language and Communication Skills Acquisition in an African Language<br />
• AFL2601 Communication Dynamics in African Languages<br />
• AFL2602 Understanding African Management Practices as Reflected Languages Literature and<br />
Texts<br />
• AFL2603 Literature and Society: A Perspective on African Languages</p>
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<p>DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SCIENCE<br />
Post Specific Requirements: A minimum Master’s degree in Information Science, Knowledge Management or Archives and Records Management.<br />
• AIS1501 Introducing Applied Information Science<br />
• AIS1503 Introducing Information Records and Sources<br />
• AIS1601 Using the Internet as a Reference Tool<br />
• AIS2601 Bibliographic Control, Basic Descriptive Cataloguing and Classification<br />
• INS1501 Introduction to Information Science<br />
• INS1502 Developing Information Skills to Lifelong Learning<br />
• INS2602 Learning How to Provide Reference Services<br />
• ARM1501 Introducing Archives and Records Management<br />
• ARM1502 Managing Records<br />
• ARM1503 Managing Archives<br />
• ARM1505 Electronic Records Management</p>
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<p>DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATION SCIENCE<br />
Post Specific Requirements: A minimum Master’s degree in Communication Science, Media Studies, Corporate or Organisational Communication or Public Relations<br />
• DPR1501 Introduction to Communication<br />
• DPR1502 Communication in the Organization<br />
• DPR1503 Introduction to Public Relations<br />
• DPR1504 Stakeholder Relationships<br />
• DPR1505 The Public Relations Programme<br />
• DPR1506 Writing for Public Relations<br />
• DPR1507 Understanding the Media<br />
• DPR2601 Public Relations Research<br />
• DPR2602 Communication Theory</p>
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<p>• DPR2603 Organisational Dynamics<br />
• DPR2604 Communicating in a Global Context<br />
• DPR2605 The Applied Public Relations ll<br />
• DPR2606 Writing for Public Relations ll<br />
• DPR2612 Media Liaison<br />
• DPR2613 Image and Identity<br />
• CBC1501 Communication in Business Context<br />
• COM1501 Fundamentals of Communication<br />
• COM1502 Communication Contexts and Applications<br />
• COM2601 Organisational-Communication<br />
• COM2602 Integrated Organisational Communication<br />
• COM2603 Intercultural Development and Health Communication<br />
• COM2604 Media Studies: Mass Communication and Media Theory</p>
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<p>DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH STUDIES<br />
Post Specific Requirements: A minimum of Master’s degree with a major in English.<br />
• ENN1501 Foundations in English literacy Studies<br />
• ENN1502 Foundation in Applied English Language Studies<br />
• ENG1503 Academic Language and Literacy in English<br />
• ENN1504 Practicing Workplace English<br />
• ENG2601 Applied English Language Studies: Further Explorations<br />
• ENG2602 Genres in literature Theory, Style and Poetics<br />
• ENG2603 Colonial and Postcolonial African Literatures<br />
• ENG2604 Creative writing for Public Relations<br />
• ENG2611 Applied English Language for Foundation and Intermediate Phase First Additional<br />
Language</p>
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<p>• ENG2612 Applied English Language for Foundation and Intermediate Phase Home Language<br />
• ENG2613 Applied English Literature for Intermediate Phase First Additional Language<br />
• ENG2614 Applied English Literature for Intermediate Phase Home Language<br />
• ENG1511 Applied English Language for Foundation and Intermediate Phases –Home<br />
Language<br />
• ENG1514 Applied English Language for Foundation Phase First Additional Language<br />
• ENG1515 Applied English Language for Foundation and Intermediate Phases: Home<br />
Language<br />
• ENG1516 Applied English Literature Foundation Phase First Additional Language<br />
• ENG1517 Applied English Literature for Foundation Phase: Home Language</p>
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<p>SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE<br />
Post Specific Requirements: An undergraduate qualification (Bachelor’s degree) in either Political Science or in African Politics, International Politics or Politics, depending on the module(s) you apply for. In addition, a Master’s or Doctoral degree in either Political Sciences or in African Politics, International Politics or Politics. Subject-specific knowledge of the module(s) for which you apply.<br />
• APC1501 Political Evolution of the African State<br />
• APC1502 The Politics of Contemporary Africa<br />
• APC2602 Political Economy of Africa<br />
• IPC1502 South Africa in International Politics<br />
• IPC2602 International Political Dynamics<br />
• PLC1501 Politics as Social Activity<br />
• PLC1502 Understanding the State<br />
• PLC2601 Understanding Political Behaviour and Participation<br />
• PLC2602 Politics and Public Policy<br />
• PSC2601 South African Politics</p>
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<p>DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY<br />
Post Specific Requirements: Master’s degree or preferably PhD in Psychology.<br />
• PYC2601 Personality Theories<br />
• PYC2602 Child and Adolescent Development<br />
• PYC2603 Adulthood and Maturity<br />
• PYC2614 Community psychology: Building foundations.</p>
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<p>SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY<br />
Post Specific Requirements: Master’s Degree or PhD in History/Historical and Heritage Studies. Knowledge and understanding of the content covered in the modules. Knowledge and understanding of History teaching strategies and History teaching experience will be an added advantage.<br />
• HSY2602 Early State Formation, Slavery and Colonial Conquest in Africa<br />
• HSY1512 Southern Africa Until the Early 1800s: Encounters and Transformations<br />
• HSY2603 Transformation in Southern Africa in the 19th Century: Colonisation,<br />
Migration, Mining and War<br />
• HSY1511 Africa in the World: Historical Perspectives<br />
• HSY2601 Themes in the 19th Century History: Power and the Western World</p>
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<p>To apply, you need to do the following:<br />
1) Complete the form below, please click on the link: https://forms.office.com/r/Yf0ez8HdsC<br />
2) Attach scanned certified copies of the following documents:<br />
• certified copy (within the previous six months) of your highest educational qualification<br />
• certified copy (within the previous six months) of your academic transcript<br />
• certified copy (within the previous six months) of your identity document/passport<br />
• certified copy (within the previous six months) of your valid permit (foreign applicants)<br />
• certified copy (within the previous six months) of SAQA verification of foreign qualifications (if<br />
applicable) and;<br />
3) Comprehensive curriculum vitae.</p>
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<p><strong>Gross Remuneration: R8760.38 per month</strong></p>
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<p>Assumption of duty: Recommended tutors will have to undergo online training through Unisa’s Centre for<br />
Professional Development. Contracting will only be finalised and activated after the successful completion of the online training. Allocation of students to e-tutors only occurs during the tuition period of fifteen (15) weeks per semester for all semester modules and thirty (30) weeks for year modules.<br />
Closing Date: 8th September 2023<br />
General Enquiries: Mr. David Mulaudzi: Tel (012) 429 2741 or<br />
Mr. Mohamed Sultan Beg: Tel (011) 670 9782</p>
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<p>Documents must be attached to one email and sent via email to: chstutorials@unisa.ac.za<br />
UNISA reserves the right to authenticate all qualifications without any further consent from the applicant. Late, incomplete, and incorrect applications will not be considered.<br />
Appointments will be made in accordance with Unisa’s Employment Equity Plan and other applicable legislation.</p>
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<p>UNISA reserves the right not to make an appointment and correspondence will be limited to short- listed candidates only. If you have not been contacted within 4 months after the closing date of this advertisement, please accept that your application was not successful.</p>
<p>We welcome applications from persons with disabilities</p>
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