UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AFRICA ONLINE INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AFRICA ONLINE INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS (E-TUTORS) COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY (Ref: Independent ContraAllColl/E-Tutor 2018) UNISA is the only publicly funded institution in South Africa dedicated to open and distance education. In keeping with its mandate as a comprehensive, open and distance 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. General requirements:  An Honours Degree, with the relevant subject as a major.  Ability to work with diverse students  Willingness to undergo training on various aspects of tutoring E-Tutors will have the following duties:  Facilitate online delivery of tutorials  Manage students’ online learning experiences  Facilitate students’ online interactions with their peers  Provide students with online academic and technical support As an Independent Contractor you will:  Not be regarded as an employee of Unisa  Not be entitled to any benefits such as medical aid, office space, equipment, leave (including sick leave), in terms of the UNISA conditions of service  Be expected to provide your own infrastructure i.e. your own computer, your own Internet access, work space and any other office-related equipment  Work in your own time in completing online teaching tasks to a total of 75hrs per semester (excluding marking)  You may also be required to mark students’ assignments and examinations. If this is the case, this will be specified in an independent task agreement with its own remuneration

E-tutoring positions are available in the College of Science Engineering and Technology in the following Departments:

SCHOOL OF SCIENCE STATISTICS     

STA2602 STA3701 STA3702 STA3704 STA2601

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Statistical Inference II Applied Statistics III Statistical Inference III Time Series III Applied Statistics II

MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES          

MAT2611 MAT2612 MAT2613 MAT2615 MAT3700 MAT3705 MAT3706 MAT3707 MAT3711 APM2614

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Linear Algebra Introduction to Discrete Mathematics Real Analysis Calculus in Higher Dimensions Mathematics III Complex Analysis Ordinary Differential Equations Discrete Mathematics: Combinatorics Real Analysis Applied Dynamical Systems

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APM1513 MAT0511 MAT1510

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Applied Linear Algebra Access to Mathematics Precalculus Mathematics A

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Physics 1 (Theory) Electromagnetism and Heat (Physics)

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FIC181C PHY1506

SCHOOL OF COMPUTING           

INF1505 ICT3713 ICT3714 COS2626 ICT2613 COS2614 ICT3714 INF3703 INF3708 INF3705 COS3701

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Introduction to Business Information System Information and Communication Technology Project Proposal Information and communication Technology Project Implementation Computer Network I Internet Programming Programming: Contemporary Concepts Information and Communication Technology Project Implementation Databases II Software Project Management Advanced Systems Development Theoretical Computer Science 3

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING                       

RCD4701 CMT4701 AQC4701 UPD4701 RTE4701 CEM4701 TST2601 PCI401C MCL1501 PCT401C CMT1501 CEM4702 PCE4701 DCE1501 ECT4701 PSY4701 SOM401M MWE4701 OPE4701 ECT2601 ELE1501 EDP401M EDP401M

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Production Engineering IV Construction Materials Technology IV Solid Waste Management IV Reinforced Concrete Design IV Solid Waste Treatment IV Reactor Technology IV Theory of Structures II Production Engineering: Chemical Industry IV Management: Civil II Process Control IV: Chemical Construction Materials Technology I Chemical Technology IV: Heat & Mass Electronic Communication IV Drawing: chemical Engineering I Electronics IV Mine Survey and Evaluation II Strenght of materials Microwave Engineering IV Opto-Electronics IV Electronics II Digital systems1 (Theory) Environmental Management III Environmental Management III

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THD401M PRT401I RAC401M AUC401M CEM4702 SAV2601 MSG211Q GMI3601 STG381S EMA260 MCL2601 SRC2601 WEN2601 SWM4701

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Stress Analyses IV Engineering Design Project IV Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Strength of Materials IV Chemical Technology IV: Heat & Mass Mine Survey and Evaluation II Mine Survey II Geology: Mining II Structural Geology III Engineering Management II Civil Management II Surveying CIVIL II Water Engineering II Solid Waste Managemement IV

Closing Date: 4 August 2017

Assumption of duty: February 2018 To apply:

https://irec.unisa.ac.za:4443/OA_HTML/2018_Modules_At_Risk_Tutor_Needs_CSET.xlsx

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Your application form below must be accompanied by a COMPREHENSIVE CURRICULUM VITAE and;  identity document (non-South African applicants may apply with: passport, work permit, permanent residence permit or proof of nationalisation if applicable. However prescribed policy processes will be followed for appointment) (certified copies within the previous six months);  all educational qualifications (certified copies within the previous six months);  academic transcripts/records (certified copies within the previous six months);  proof of SAQA verification for foreign qualifications (if applicable) (certified copies within the previous six months) UNISA reserves the right to authenticate all qualifications without any further consent from the applicant. The contact details of three contactable references must be provided. Late, incomplete and incorrect applications will not be considered. Unisa is not obliged to fill an advertised position

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Appointments will be made in accordance with Unisa’s Employment Equity Plan and other applicable legislation

General Enquiries:

Mr. Lucky Chauke Tel: (011) 471 3678 Email address: [email protected]