TUTORS – School of Applied Health, Innovation & Sciences (SAHIS)

Most Namibian higher education institutions, including SAHIS, seek tutors with at least a Bachelor's degree in a relevant health or science field. Strong academic performance in the subject area you'll be tutoring is crucial. Some roles might prefer or require prior teaching experience or a postgraduate qualification.

Tutors typically lead small group sessions, provide one-on-one academic support, and review course material with students. You will also assist with practical demonstrations and help grade assignments to enhance student understanding.

Namibian academic environments value professionalism, punctuality, and a strong commitment to student success. Collaboration with lecturers and adherence to institutional policies are also key aspects of the local work culture.

Tutors can often progress to more senior tutoring roles, associate lecturer positions, or even full lecturer roles with further education and experience. Pursuing a master's or PhD is a common path for career advancement within Namibian academia.

Typical benefits often include annual leave, sick leave, and contributions to a pension fund. Access to medical aid schemes is also common, though the specifics can vary significantly by institution and contract type in Namibia.

The application process usually involves submitting a detailed CV, a compelling cover letter, and academic transcripts. Employers in Namibia highly value strong subject knowledge, excellent communication skills, and a genuine passion for guiding students.