About this role
Lecturer: Human Movement/Physical Education and Life Skills, Dept of Intermediate Phase (Re-advertisement)
Job Title
Lecturer: Human Movement/Physical Education and Life Skills, Dept of Intermediate Phase (Re-advertisement)
Faculty
Education
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Department
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Cape Peninsula University of Technology -> Education -> Intermediate Phase
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Campus/ Location
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Wellington Campus – Wellington, WC ZA (Primary)
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Job Type
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Permanent
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Occupational Function
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Academic
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Number of Positions
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Closing Date
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30/11/2026
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Job Purpose
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Applications are invited to fill the position of Lecturer in Human Movement/Physical Education and Life Skills in the Foundation Phase and Intermediate Phase Departments as well as the methodologies of teaching these subjects in the school context.
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Candidates must have expertise in this field and specific skills in the teaching of Human Movement/Physical Education and Life Skills (personal and social wellbeing), as part of Foundation Phase and Intermediate Phase Education on the Wellington Campus.
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Competency in any of the following: swimming, netball, gymnastics, and dance.
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Please note that the position is based at the Wellington Campus where tuition is in Afrikaans. Candidates must be able to teach in Afrikaans.
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Job Knowledge, Skills and Experience
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A Master’s degree relevant to Human Movement/Physical Education and Life Skills Education
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A relevant teaching qualification (preferably at primary school level)
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Human Movement (Physical Education) and Life Skills or an equivalent subject as a major subject at the undergraduate level
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Two (2) years relevant lecturing experience at tertiary level or five (5) years’ relevant teaching experience at the Intermediate Phase level
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Fluent in Afrikaans
RECOMMENDATIONS:
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A relevant doctoral degree
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Evidence of research outputs and supervision
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A coaching certificate in swimming and netball
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Key Performance Areas / Principal Accountabilities
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Teaching Human Movement/Physical Education and Life Skills and the relevant methodologies in the Foundation and Intermediate Phases, which includes teaching swimming, netball, gymnastics, and dance.
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Academic administration
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Academic development
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Curriculum development and assessment
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Quality assurance
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Supervising and evaluating FP and IP students during teaching practice
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Mentoring/coaching students
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Networking with schools and other partners
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Community engagement and service learning
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Conducting research
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Competencies
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Expert knowledge in Human Movement/Physical Education and Life Skills
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Adequate content and pedagogical content knowledge
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Competent in assessment and quality assurance
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Academic administration, development, and marks administration
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Good work ethics and ability to manage work
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Learning support for and in multilingual classrooms
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Community engagement
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Mentoring and support of students
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Teamwork and collaboration
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Strong student focus
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Adaptability
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Meticulous planning and organising skills/time management
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Networking with schools and other networks
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Presentation skills
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General Information
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Closing Date: 30 November 2026