Business Instructor

About the role

The Business Instructor delivers introductory business courses to undergraduate students, providing a solid foundation in core concepts, principles, and career pathways. The role focuses on engaging learners through real‑world examples, case studies, and interactive discussions, helping them connect theory to contemporary professional practice.

Key responsibilities

• Teach courses such as Introduction to Business Concepts, Principles of Management, and Business in a Global Context.
• Design and deliver lesson plans that incorporate case‑based, problem‑based, and project‑based learning methodologies.
• Guide students in exploring business disciplines, industry trends, and potential career routes.
• Participate in curriculum development and continuous program improvement.
• Provide academic advising, office hours, and pastoral support to foster an inclusive learning environment.
• Assess student performance through formative and summative methods, delivering constructive feedback.
• Collaborate with faculty to align teaching with degree requirements and maintain accurate records of student progress.

Required profile

• Master’s degree in Business Administration, Business Management, or a closely related field from an accredited university.
• Minimum two years of university‑level teaching experience or equivalent professional practice.
• Strong subject‑matter expertise in core business concepts and awareness of current industry developments.
• Fluency in written and spoken English for instruction in an English‑medium environment.

Required skills

• Ability to translate complex business concepts into accessible, engaging content for novice learners.
• Proficiency in learner‑centered pedagogical approaches, including case‑based, problem‑based, and project‑based learning.
• Effective classroom management and creation of inclusive, equitable learning spaces.