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Accept ClosePress Tab to Move to Skip to Content LinkSearch JobsJob Title: Part-time Tutor I (Communications and New Media)Posting Start Date: 10/10/2024:The Department of Communications and New Media at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences is excited to announce openings for Part-Time Tutors (Communications and New Media) to instruct in the following courses:1. NM2207 Computational Media Literacy (Proficiency in JavaScript / R programming required)2. GET1008 Public Speaking and Critical Reasoning3. NM3217 Principles of Visual Communication Design (Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite required)4. NM2103 Quantitative Research Methods (Proficiency in SPSS / R programming required)5. NM3243 User Experience DesignAnd other courses under the , and programmes.QualificationsThe ideal candidate should hold at least a Bachelor's Degree or higher in the relevant subject area. Candidates with practical experience and industry knowledge in related sectors will also be considered. Preference will be given to those with teaching or industry experience, which is viewed as advantageous.ResponsibilitiesThe responsibilities of the successful candidate will include conducting tutorials as a course tutor, providing student consultations, grading assessments, and fulfilling other course-related duties as required.How to ApplyInterested candidates are required to submit the following documents:1. Latest CV (including academic and employment history)2. Scanned Copies of degree certificates.3. Copies of teaching evaluation reports (if available)4. A list of preferred courses (both undergraduate and postgraduate) the candidate is best suited to teach.To ensure full consideration, please submit a complete application. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for further evaluation.Enquiries may be directed to . Further information about working at the National University of Singapore is available at

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