| Government Entity | Tshwane University of Technology |
|---|---|
| Reference Number | 26/J51 |
| Centre / Location | Arts |
| Closing Date | September 30, 2026 |
| Source and Application | tut.ac.za |
Faculty: Arts and Design
Department: Visual Communication
Requirements
1. Academic qualifications Advanced Diploma, BA or B-Tech (NQF Level 7) in Photography, Film, Film Media and Visual Studies, Visual Communication or a related field of specialisation for Diploma-level teaching. For Advanced Diploma-level teaching: Postgraduate Diploma (NQF Level 8) in Photography, Film, Film Media and Visual Studies, Visual Communication or a related field of specialisation. For Postgraduate Diploma-level teaching: M-Tech or MFA (NQF Level 9) in Photography, Film, Film Media and Visual Studies, Visual Communication or a related field of specialisation. 2. Experience At least two years of teaching and/or research experience at a tertiary institution, as well as relevant industry experience. Proficiency in MS Office and essential photography software, including Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom, Premiere Pro or similar programmes. Fluency in English is essential. Ability to use learning management systems and digital teaching platforms effectively. Applicants must email their CV and required supporting documents to [email protected]. Applicants should clearly indicate the module/s they are interested in teaching on their application form, CV and email.
Duties
Prepare and conduct high-quality lectures across Commercial Photography modules, tailored to various student skill levels. Use creative and interactive teaching methods to promote student engagement and learning. Incorporate teaching technologies, including myTUTor, photography software and relevant digital tools. Design, administer and mark tests, assignments and projects in line with module- specific learning outcomes. Participate in departmental and subject-related meetings and contribute academic and industry insights. Manage general administration, including capturing marks, uploading documents to myTUTor and maintaining student records.
Source / Circular Reference
tut.ac.za