Job description

Key Responsibilities

• Offering comprehensive and market-relevant training in the following areas
• Acoustics Fundamentals
• History of Music & Music Technology
• Intro to Live Sound and Live Sound Setup
• Critical Listening
• Basics of Music Production
• Songwriting and composition
• Arranging
• Artist Development – Performance
• Composing for Media and Games
• Music Business
• Advanced Acoustics – Studio
• Digital Audio Editing
• Intro and Advanced Mixing
• Mastering
• Advanced Music Production
• Music Synthesis
• Live Sound Concert
• Multitrack Recording for Studio & Live
• Digital Audio Environment
• Bring passion and expertise to student instruction using innovative teaching methods and reflecting the latest industry trends in your discipline.
• Work closely with the academic department to implement the music academic program.
• Maintain all relevant training and administrative documents and submit them in a timely manner.

Requirements

• Bachelor / Diploma in Music production or relevant experience in music production and sound engineering.
• Teaching Experience - 2 years
• Proven track record of achieving set targets.
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Effective communication skills.
• Exceptional customer service skills.
• Ability to work under minimal supervision

Duties and responsibilities:

• Teach and facilitate learning at diploma, certificate and artisan levels through lecturers, seminars, projects, tutorials and other learning situations as assigned by the HOD from time to time.
• Participate in the development, administration, and marking of exams, assignments, projects and continuous assessment tests.
• Assist in the development of learning materials, preparing schemes of work and maintaining records to monitor student progress, achievement and attendance.
• Provide advice, guidance and feedback to students to support their academic progress and refer students to support services as appropriate.
• Participate in supervision and assisting of diploma, certificate and artisan students in their projects.
• Contribute to departmental, academic and / or college working groups or committees as needed.
• Undertake continuous professional development and participate in staff development and training activities to update and enhance skills.
• Maintain proper records of students' examinations, assignments, projects and continuous assessments tests and ensure marks are submitted to the academic dean in time.
• Attend departmental, academic and college staff meetings.

Qualifications, skills and competences

• Have a degree from an accredited and recognized institution in Film Studies, Film Technology or Cinema Studies.
• Higher Diploma from an accredited and recognized institution in Film Studies, Film Technology or Cinema Studies,
• At least 2 years' teaching experience at College level
• Experience with TVET CDACC curriculum will be an added advantage.
• Competent in the use of computer packages.
• Able to communicate clearly; written and spoken.
• Team player, proactive, adaptable and a problem solver.
• Good time management, organizational and record keeping skills