Lecturer Counseling Psychology(LCP)

How to Apply: Visit the application link provided on this page to submit your application.

Show Your Research Footprint and Teaching Philosophy

For a lecturer post, your CV must prove you can both teach and publish. The panel will probe your publication record and how you handle a classroom of diverse learners.

1. Lead with your PhD and publications: Put your PhD and publication points at the top of your CV. List your refereed journal papers with clear citations, and quantify your publication points if possible.

2. Tailor your teaching statement: Prepare a short statement on how you teach Counselling Psychology, including your use of E-Learning tools and modern methods. Mention specific tools you have used, like Moodle or Zoom.

3. Highlight supervision experience: If you have supervised any student projects, even at master's level, detail the topics and outcomes. This shows you can guide research.

4. Prepare for a teaching demo: You may be asked to deliver a sample lecture. Choose a topic from Counselling Psychology and plan an interactive session that shows your presentation skills.

5. Show professional registration: If you are registered with a professional body like the Kenya Counsellors Association, include your registration number and status.

6. Emphasize your research agenda: Be ready to discuss your current and future research interests. Align them with the department's focus and the university's strategic goals.

7. Demonstrate industry experience: If you have worked in counselling practice or consulted, highlight that. It adds credibility to your teaching.

8. Prepare for competency questions: Expect questions on how you handle large classes, assess students, and use technology. Have concrete examples ready.