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Part-Time Tutors required: Professional Education in Archives, Records Management, Digital Preservation & Family History by Distance Learning

 

The Centre for Archive and Information Studies (CAIS) at the University of Dundee is the largest international provider of distance-learning education for archivists, records managers and family & local historians. CAIS offers Masters degrees, doctoral and postgraduate research opportunities, postgraduate certificates and single course study for continuing professional development. The programmes attract students from all over the world. Due to the ongoing development of our course provision and high student demand additional tutors are now required.

 

Applications from experienced recordkeeping professionals are welcomed, including applications from outside the UK. CAIS would particularly welcome applications from individuals with knowledge and experience of the following subjects:

 

·         Metadata 

·         Records management

·         Archive management

·         Digital preservation

·         Information security

·         Audio visual archives

·         Genealogy and family history

·         Recordkeeping theory and its relation to practice

·         Cataloguing

 

Applications from alternative subject areas will also be considered.

 

Modules are delivered through the University of Dundee’s Virtual Learning Environment and last nine or fifteen weeks. Further information is available on the CAIS website at https://www.dundee.ac.uk/cais.

 

Current tutors have a wide variety of professional backgrounds. Tutors monitor student progress, mark assignments, provide feedback during the semester and facilitate online discussion and debate. Teaching can take place in the evening or during weekends and most current tutors undertake teaching alongside full-time employment.

 

Prospective tutors should have relevant professional experience, a proven interest in research and be committed to furthering education in recordkeeping disciplines. Previous teaching experience will be an advantage. New tutors will be appointed Honorary Teaching Fellows of the University.

 

Applications must include a CV, a statement of professional expertise and details of two referees (one of whom should be a current/former employer). For more information please email Dr Craig Gauld, Programme Convenor at [log in to unmask].

 

The closing date for applications is Friday 8 February 2019Applications should be sent by email to [log in to unmask].

 

 

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Dr. Craig Gauld 
Lecturer in Archive and Information Studies / Distance-Learning Officer for the School of Humanities. 
Archive and Information Studies, University of Dundee 
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