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Part-Time Lecturer in Corporate Governance (Online)

Advtech (Rosebank International) Johannesburg, Gauteng

Part-time Remote Closes 30 Oct 2026 · 14 days left

Johannesburg, Gauteng Part-time Remote Closes 30 Oct 2026

What the job is: This is a part-time teaching position at Rosebank International, part of Advtech, South Africa’s largest private education provider. Rosebank International serves over 47,000 students nationwide and focuses on academic excellence, student success, and innovation. If you are passionate about education and want to help students grow in their careers, this role could be a great fit. The job is based in Johannesburg, Gauteng, but the work will be done online.

What you will do: As a part-time lecturer, your main job will be to teach and support students in the Corporate Governance program. You will track student engagement with online learning tools and ensure their success. This includes monitoring progress, offering continuous support, and helping students improve. You will teach online classes, attend meetings to discuss program improvements, and provide timely feedback on assignments. Other tasks include updating course content, leading subject discussions, and ensuring fair assessments.

What you need: To qualify, you need at least an Honours degree in Corporate Governance, Corporate Law, Business Law, or a related field. Alternatively, a Master’s or PhD in one of these areas is acceptable. You should have 2 to 3 years of university-level teaching or tutoring experience. Online teaching experience is a plus but not required. Important skills include strong time management, lesson preparation, and clear communication. Proficiency in Microsoft PowerPoint, Word, and Excel is required.

What you will get: The salary is market-related. The job is part-time and remote, with no physical presence required in Johannesburg. Rosebank International is an equal opportunities employer, encouraging applications from all qualified candidates, with preference given to South African citizens and designated groups. If no response is received within two weeks, the application is considered unsuccessful.