11.1244, Jobs: Chinese/Japanese Lecturers, U of Canterbury

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Date:  Fri, 02 Jun 2000 16:02:32 +1200
From:  Liz Velde <L.Velde at regy.canterbury.ac.nz>
Subject:  Chinese/Japanese Lecturers at U of Canterbury, New Zealand

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Date:  Fri, 02 Jun 2000 16:02:32 +1200
From:  Liz Velde <L.Velde at regy.canterbury.ac.nz>
Subject:  Chinese/Japanese Lecturers at U of Canterbury, New Zealand


New Zealand
Department of Asian Languages: Senior Lecturer or Lecturer - equivalent to
                               US Associate Professor or Assistant Professor.

Chinese: Vacancy No. AL121. Applications are invited for this tenured
         position from persons who possess, or who are close to completing, a
         Ph.D degree in an area of Chinese Studies, and whose present research
         interests are also in Chinese Studies. Applicants should have native
         or near-native fluency in both modern standard Chinese (Mandarin) and
         English. A significant component of teaching duties will be in
         teaching Chinese as a second/foreign language. Preference may be given
         to applicants also qualified to teach one or more of the following:
         classical Chinese, Chinese civilisation, traditional Chinese thought
         and philosophy. Appropriate prior teaching experience at the tertiary
         level and an appropriate publications record are sought.

Japanese:Vacancy No. AL123. Applications are invited for this tenured
         position from persons with a higher degree in an area of Japanese
         Studies;
         preference will be given to applicants who possess, or who are very
         close to completing, a Ph.D. degree or equivalent in an area of
         Japanese studies, and whose present research is in that area.
         The appointee's principal teaching duties will be in teaching
         Japanese as a second or foreign language.
         Applicants should have native fluency in modern Japanese and should
         also be able to communicate effectively in English. Some prior
         experience of teaching Japanese as a second language at the tertiary
         level, and an appropriate record of publications, are desirable.
         Candidates for appointment at Senior Lecturer level should already
         hold a Ph.D degree or equivalent, and have both substantial
         appropriate tertiary teaching experience and publications record.

Full details for both positions from: hr at regy.canterbury.ac.nz, the address
below or http://www.canterbury.ac.nz
Applications, quoting the relevant Vacancy, close on 31 July 2000 with
   the Human Resources Manager,
   University of Canterbury,
   Private Bag 4800, Christchurch.
The University has a policy of equality of opportunity in employment.



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