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About the Casual Eligibility List The Casual Eligibility List is open for eligible candidates to register an Expression of Interest (EoI) for casual employment with the School of Humanities and Communication Arts at Western Sydney University. The eligibility list enables the School to access suitable and experienced individuals for casual employment opportunities across a broad range of business areas at short notice, subject to the following: You will be engaged as and when required, and on an ad hoc and/or intermittent basis. The University does not guarantee the provision of ongoing or regular employment, and makes no firm advance commitment to continuing or indefinite work. Your application is not a guarantee that an offer of casual employment will be made. Shortlisted candidates will be invited to interviews on or around the week of 11 – 13 February 2025. Applications remain active for 12 months (Please note: applications will not be carried over to future calls for expressions of interest). The Opportunity Western's School of Humanities and Communication Arts is seeking highly motivated, adaptable individuals with a wide range of expertise and transferable skill sets to work collaboratively to deliver quality lectures and tutorials in classroom, facilitate online learning, undertake assessment marking, and provide academic support for the students and the teaching team to which they are assigned. We are looking for Casual Academics to contribute to our Bachelor of Arts Core and Majors Programs. This includes areas such as: Arabic Childhood Studies Creative Writing Culture and Society Drama English History and Political Thought International Relations and Asian Studies Philosophy Eligibility To be eligible for casual employment, applicants must meet the below criteria: Relevant undergraduate/postgraduate qualification in the Arts, including History, English, Philosophy, Creative Writing, Culture and Society, Indigenous Studies. Relevant industrial and/or commercial experience in one or more of the relevant areas. Demonstrated experience in quality and innovative teaching at tertiary level, including ability to facilitate learning in small and large groups. Demonstrated excellent written and verbal communication to tailor to various stakeholders throughout the University. How we will communicate with you All advice and communication will be sent to applicants via email. Please ensure the email address you register with is correct as this will be used to provide you updates for all the vacancies you apply for. We strongly recommend that you use a personal email address rather than your work email address to ensure you don’t miss updates. Additionally, please regularly check your junk or spam folders for the same reason. Position Enquiries: For position enquiries, please contact Associate Professor Charles Barbour, Director of Academic Program, Arts via Recruitment Enquiries: Specific enquiries or issues with your application may be directed to the Recruitment Team at Closing Date: 8:30pm, Monday 3 February 2025 Working Rights in Australia - Eligibility This position is not eligible for visa sponsorship. At the time of application, proof of your working rights in Australia must be provided. Please note, only those applications submitted via the WSU online recruitment system will be accepted. #J-18808-Ljbffr