Physics Trainer

About the Role

NIAT invites applications for the position of Physics Trainer.

We are seeking a passionate and dedicated educator to lead undergraduate physics sessions within our collaborative academic programs. The ideal candidate will demonstrate exceptional subject expertise, a strong commitment to innovative teaching, and a genuine enthusiasm for engaging and inspiring students.

Job description

Course Design and Delivery:

Develop and deliver engaging lectures, laboratory sessions, and workshops in various physics courses.

Design and update course materials to align with the curriculum and academic standards.

Student Engagement:

Foster a positive and interactive learning environment to encourage student participation.

Provide guidance and mentorship to students in their academic and research pursuits.

Laboratory Management:

Oversee and manage laboratory activities, ensuring safety and compliance with protocols.

Maintain laboratory equipment and coordinate with relevant staff for repairs and upgrades.

Assessment and Evaluation:

Develop and administer assessments, quizzes, and examinations to evaluate student understanding.

Provide constructive feedback on student performance and offer support for improvement.

Curriculum Development:

Contribute to the development and enhancement of the physics curriculum.

Stay informed about advancements in the field and incorporate relevant updates into the curriculum.

Professional Development:

Stay current with developments in physics through attending conferences, workshops, and training sessions.

Collaborate with colleagues to share best practices and innovative teaching methodologies.

Administrative Duties:

Participate in departmental meetings, committees, and other administrative tasks as required.

Collaborate with academic advisors and other faculty members to support student success.

Role: Assistant Professor

Industry Type: Education / Training

Employment Type: Full Time, Permanent

Role Category: Subject / Specialization Teacher

Who Can Apply

Required: Master’s in Physics or a closely related field.

Preferred: Prior teaching experience and/or relevant industry experience.

Benefits

Opportunities for professional development activities.

Range of tuition and employee benefits.