HRB 32B (01/08) DFEEST/06/50941 JOB AND PERSON SPECIFICATIONS Title of Position Hourly Paid Instructor Classification Section 9(6) of the TAFE Act ASCO Code Appointment Fraction Permanent / Ongoing Contract Term Casual Term Other HPI Term Position Reference No Position Created Administrative Unit DFEEST Directorate/Division TAFE SA Adelaide North Institute Workgroup/Section Technology Centre for Printing and Visual Communication (TCPVC)/Photography (Commercial) Position Analysis Originated by: Classified by: Occupant Version No Version Date Job and Person Specification Approval / / Commissioner for Public Employment or Chief Executive or Delegate Job Specification 1 Summary of the broad purpose of the position in relation to the organisation’s goals Hourly Paid Instructors (HPI’s) are responsible to the Educational Manager for facilitation, in conjunction with permanent and temporary employees of an educational program to students. 2 Reporting/Working Relationships The Hourly Paid Instructor is accountable to the Educational Manager of the faculty and Internal: reports to the Lecturer/Coordinator as specified. External: 3 4 Special Conditions Out of Hours Work: Travel: Location: Out of hours work may be required. Other Conditions: Successful applicants will meet the new Australian Qualifications Training Framework (AQTF) standards for assessors or agree to meet the requirements within a specified timeframe. Prescribed Position: The position will be subject to a satisfactory criminal history check. Hourly Paid Instructors may be required to work in various locations (including Industry workplaces) to provide training in relation to commercial ventures. Authority Departmental delegations and policies define levels/limits of authority in relation to finance, human resources and administrative requirements. Page 1 of 3 5 Voluntary Flexible Working Provisions Flexitime: Working Part-time: Compressed Weeks: Job Share: Working at Home: Purchased Leave (48/52): 6 Statement of Key Responsibilities/Duties The teaching function is defined as the following: Teaching mode where you expect the normal preparation and marking loads to be associated with the class contact effort. Hourly Paid Instructors are required to perform any or all of the following functions: Effectively teach with the prescribed level of preparation and marking as specified by the faculty. Set and/or mark and return assignments within the timelines specified by the faculty. Tutor Undertake external studies marking and meet timelines as specified by the faculty. In conjunction with permanent and temporary employees, Hourly Paid Instructors are expected to: Agree upon a set of learning objectives Effectively plan and implement a sequence of learning experience Assess/Evaluate students learning in a timely manner Provide effective resource materials and timely individual help Effectively record students attendance and performance Effectively contribute as appropriate to the development of curriculum Report on student results according to TAFE SA guidelines and within specified timelines. Utilise AS/NZS 4360:2004 Risk Management Standard. Contribute to the Department’s objective of achieving and subsequently maintaining the quality management and continuous improvement standards. The principles and practices of Equal Employment Opportunity, Diversity, Occupational Health Safety & Welfare, general public sector aims and Code of Conduct are promoted and implemented and the provisions of the relevant legislation and regulations are adhered to. 7 Position Context The Department of Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology (DFEEST) is an equal opportunity employer and encourages Indigenous Australians, young people, people with disabilities, people from culturally diverse backgrounds and women to apply for advertised positions. DFEEST was established in March 2002. There is approximately 3300 fte staff in the Department and the budget is some $460m. The Department comprises of three TAFE Institutes (two metropolitan and one regional), public service entities and statutory authorities. Approximately 80% of the workforce resides within the TAFE system. DFEEST is here to drive employment growth, wealth creation, innovation and economic development in South Australia by building the breadth and depth of workforce skills in the state. Complementing this, DFEEST will lead science and technology development in South Australia and also build community education and capacity, social inclusion and continuous learning in to the culture of the state. 8 Position Challenges 9 Certified Correct Approved: Line Manager / / Endorsed: Human Resources / / / / Occupant Page 2 of 3 Person Specification ESSENTIAL MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS Educational/Vocational Qualifications Personal Abilities/Aptitudes/Skills Ability to effectively impart information to students, to create and facilitate an effective teaching and learning environment. Ability and willingness to contribute as a member of a team and to interact well with a diverse range of people. Ability to plan and organize, set priorities and work under limited supervision. Demonstrated ability to contribute to the maintenance of a harmonious, safe and healthy workplace, free of harassment, unlawful discrimination, bullying, and where diversity is valued. Experience Current related industry experience and/or employment in the relevant field. Knowledge Current knowledge of leading edge industry practices related to the module or unit of competency (content knowledge). Knowledge of contemporary adult learning principles and practices. Applying OHS&W legislative requirements in business activities for which the position is responsible, whilst ensuring compliance to Agency OHS&IM policies, procedures and processes. DESIRABLE CHARACTERISTICS Personal Abilities/Aptitudes/Skills Experience Experience in the use of computing software such as email, internet and word processing packages. Knowledge Knowledge of Training Packages and curriculum. Educational/Vocational Qualifications Degree/Diploma or equivalent in relevant area of instruction Certificate IV in TAA is highly desirable. Page 3 of 3