20.3447, Jobs: Applied Ling; Bi/Multilingual Ed: Full Prof, U of Western Cape

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Subject: 20.3447, Jobs: Applied Ling; Bi/Multilingual Ed: Full Prof, U of Western Cape

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Date: 13-Oct-2009
From: Caroline Kerfoot < ckerfoot at uwc.ac.za >
Subject: Applied Linguistics; Bi and Multilingual Education: Full Professor, University of the Western Cape, South Africa

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Date: Tue, 13 Oct 2009 15:03:48
From: Caroline Kerfoot [ckerfoot at uwc.ac.za]
Subject: Applied Linguistics; Bi and Multilingual Education: Full Professor, University of the Western Cape, South Africa

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University or Organization: University of the Western Cape 
Department: Language Education
Job Location: Bellville, South Africa 
Web Address: http://www.uwc.ac.za

Job Rank: Full Professor  

Specialty Areas: Applied Linguistics; Bi and Multilingual Education

Description:

The Faculty of Education has a long history of productive engagement with
the key issues facing education in South Africa. It is a national leader in
Language Education, Mathematics and Science Education, Educational Support,
as well as Educational Leadership and Management. As a Faculty highly
committed to research, it offers innovative, research-based training of
teachers and runs a major postgraduate programme. Its dedication to
improvement of the education system has led to presentation of significant
in-service programmes for the Department of Education, partnership with the
Northern Cape Institute of Higher Education, and engagement with schools in
research and school improvement projects.
Applications are now invited for the following position, available from 1
January 2010 or as soon as possible thereafter.

Professor of Language Education
The Language Education Department runs a range of pre- and in-service
education programmes at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
This position is offered to a candidate who is able to make a substantial
contribution to teaching and research within one or more of the
Department's niche areas, viz. multilingualism and identities in and out of
schools, the development of advanced biliteracy skills across the
curriculum, and academic literacy. The appointee must also be able to offer
leadership in multilingual literacies across the spectrum from Foundation
Phase to FET.
The appointment requires a doctorate in Applied Linguistics or Language
Education. A history of research in bilingual or multilingual education
along with experience in the educational applications of Systemic
Functional Linguistics will be strong recommendations. Knowledge of and
experience in Information & Communication Technologies (ICT) in Language
Education and/or the teaching of literature would also be valuable. 

In addition, the envisaged candidate will have: 
- advanced proficiency in at least two languages 
- a substantial record of relevant publications 
- a record of securing research funding 
- skills to construct a coherent research agenda consistent with the broad
research goals of the Faculty 
- capacity and experience in supervising doctoral and master's students 
- ability and disposition to nurture and promote the careers of junior staff 
- demonstrated competence in management

For further information, please contact the Dean, Prof. Z. Desai at
zdesai at uwc.ac.za or Dr C. Kerfoot at ckerfoot at uwc.ac.za.

Your application should highlight your strengths as a teacher and
researcher and should be accompanied by a full curriculum vitae, certified
certificates of degrees, and the names and full contact particulars (i.e.
e-mail & postal addresses, telephone & cell numbers) of at least three
referees.
Forward your application to Mr. Jason Fortuin at the address or email
address below (fax +27 21 959 1466).

In line with the University's commitment to diversifying its workforce,
applications from designated groups will be given priority consideration.
The University reserves the right not to make an appointment or to make an
appointment at a lower level.

Application Deadline: 23-Oct-2009 
Mailing Address for Applications:
	Mr. Jason Fortuin 
	Human Resources Department 
	University of the Western Cape 
	Private Bag X17 
	Bellville 7535  
	South Africa  
Email Address for Applications: jcfortuin at uwc.ac.za 
Contact Information:
	Dr Caroline Kerfoot 
	Email: ckerfoot at uwc.ac.za 
	Fax: 27-21-959-3358 

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