Lecturer in Logistics and Supply Chain Management - London, United Kingdom - London De Academy

Description

As a lecturer with a specialisation in Logistics and Supply Chain Management, you will be responsible for imparting knowledge and practical skills to students pursuing a diploma in this field.

Your role goes beyond traditional teaching; you will also serve as a mentor and guide to help students prepare for a successful career in the logistics and supply chain industry.

Here are the typical jobs and responsibilities of a lecturer in Logistics and Supply Chain Management:

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Course Planning and Development: Designing the curriculum, syllabus, and course materials for the logistics and supply chain diploma program. Ensuring that the content is up-to-date, relevant, and aligns with industry trends and best practices.
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Classroom Instruction: Conduct lectures, seminars, workshops, and practical sessions to teach various aspects of logistics and supply chain management, including inventory control, transportation, procurement, warehousing, and distribution.
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Hands-on Training: Providing practical training and simulations to help students understand real-world logistics challenges and develop problem-solving skills.
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Industry Expertise: Keeping abreast of the latest developments and innovations in the logistics and supply chain field to enrich your teaching and share real-life examples with students.
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Student Support: Offering academic support and guidance to students, addressing their queries, and helping them develop their career paths in logistics and supply chain management.
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Encouraging Critical Thinking: Encouraging students to think critically and analytically about logistics challenges and potential solutions.
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Research and Publication: Engaging in research related to logistics and supply chain management and publishing scholarly articles in academic journals to contribute to the advancement of the field.
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Industry Partnerships: Establishing and maintaining partnerships with industry organizations, companies, and professionals to facilitate internships, guest lectures, and job opportunities for students.
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Use of Technology: Integrating technology and industry-specific software into teaching to familiarize students with the tools commonly used in logistics and supply chain management.
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Project Supervision: Overseeing student projects related to logistics and supply chain management and providing guidance throughout the project's life-cycle.
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Continuing Professional Development: Participating in workshops, conferences, and seminars to enhance your own knowledge and teaching skills, and staying updated with the latest industry practices.
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Promoting Student Engagement: Encouraging active participation, discussions, and group activities to foster a collaborative and engaging learning environment.
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Networking and Collaboration: Engaging with colleagues in academia and industry to exchange ideas, share best practices, and collaborate on research or educational projects.
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Quality Assurance: Ensuring that the diploma program meets the educational standards set by regulatory bodies and continuously striving for improvement in teaching methods and learning outcomes.

As a lecturer in Logistics and Supply Chain Management, your dedication to helping students develop essential skills and knowledge in this critical field will contribute to producing skilled professionals who can make significant contributions to the logistics industry


Job Type:
Part-time

Part-time hours: 16 per week


Salary:
From £10.50 per hour


Benefits:

• Flexitime

Schedule:

• Flexitime
• Monday to Friday

Work Location:
In person

Expected start date: 14/08/2023