English Lecturer
20 July 2026
1.Position Summary
Due to the university’s ongoing expansion, we are seeking to recruit a full-time English Lecturer. The position will be offered on either an Undetermined-Duration Contract (UDC) or a Fixed-Duration Contract (FDC), depending on the decision of the Head of Faculty and the final determination of student numbers. For the FDC appointment, there is potential for the contract to be extended beyond its initial term.
The role of an English Lecturer is responsible for delivering and developing English courses. The ideal candidate should have a strong background in Academic English, as well as experience in teaching at a university level.
2.Duties & Responsibilities
The overall job description below outlines the main areas of responsibility of the employee:
- Work 44 hours per week, including 21–24 Student Contact Hours (SCH). The specific allocation of SCH will be determined in consultation with the Head of the Faculty.
- Deliver high-quality instruction to students across a range of academic levels, years of study, and academic programs.
- Plan lessons, develop teaching materials, design assessments, and contribute to course outline development and curriculum enhancement.
- Serve on university committees, boards, and other governance bodies, with responsibilities aligned to the employee’s interests and expertise where appropriate.
- Support extracurricular activities and student engagement initiatives, based on the employee’s interests and expertise.
- Collaborate with fellow lecturers, departments, and faculties on teaching, curriculum development, research, and other institutional projects.
3.Minimum Qualifications & Requirements:
1.Experience:
- 3 years of teaching English
- 3 years of teaching English in higher education or a comparable context (preferred)
2.Education:
- Bachelor’s degree in English or a related field.
- A valid TESOL, TEFL, or equivalent teaching qualification with a minimum of 120 training hours.
- Master’s degree in English or a related field is preferred.












