Post Graduate Supervisor: Animation and Motion Design
Post Graduate Supervisor: Animation and Motion Design
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Provide regular one-on-one or small group supervision sessions to guide students through their postgraduate projects to final submission
- Provide constructive, timely, and detailed written feedback on proposals, progress submissions, and final project work
- Assess and grade postgraduate submissions in line with institutional policy timelines and marking criteria, ensuring academic integrity is upheld throughout
- Monitor student progress and proactively identify students who may require additional academic support or intervention
- Participate in postgraduate coordinator and program meetings when required, and contribute constructive feedback to improve supervision practices and program offerings
- Maintain accurate administrative records relating to supervision activity, student progress, and assessment in line with institutional requirements
- A PhD (NQF Level 10) or Masters (NQF Level 9) in Animation, Digital Arts in Creative Media, is essential
- A minimum of 5 years relevant industry experience within animation, motion design, digital arts, or a related creative media field
- A minimum of 2 years postgraduate supervision, lecturing, or teaching experience within higher education
- Demonstrated experience supervising or mentoring independent creative or research projects at honours or postgraduate level
- Online facilitation or supervision experience beneficial
- Proficient in navigating a Learning Management System and MS Office suite
- Relevant curriculum, assessment, and postgraduate research knowledge
- Excellent administrative and organizational abilities
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