Lecturer -Curriculum Instruction & Educational Media

How to Apply: Submit a hard copy and an electronic scanned copy of your application in PDF format, with all documents merged into one continuous file, via email to recruitment@kabianga.ac.ke. Both copies must be received by 5.00 p.m. (EAT) on Tuesday, 31st August 2026. Address applications to: Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Administration & Finance), University of Kabianga, P.O. Box 2030 – 20200 Kericho. Also, ask your referees to send their letters of reference under sealed envelopes within three weeks from the date of the advertisement.

Show Your Research and Teaching Impact

For a lecturer role at a university, hiring panels look for evidence that you can deliver engaging lectures and produce meaningful research. Your application should demonstrate both your teaching philosophy and your publication record.

1. Tailor your CV to teaching and research: Highlight your experience in curriculum development, student supervision, and any innovative teaching methods you've used. Include a list of your publications with full citations.

2. Prepare a teaching portfolio: Compile sample lesson plans, student evaluations, and examples of assessments you've designed. This gives concrete proof of your teaching effectiveness.

3. Emphasize your research agenda: Clearly state your research interests and how they align with the department's focus. Mention any ongoing projects or future plans.

4. Show community engagement: Universities value faculty who contribute beyond the classroom. Highlight any community service, consultancy, or outreach activities you've been involved in.

5. Get strong reference letters: Choose referees who can speak to your teaching and research abilities. Provide them with your CV and a summary of your achievements so they can write detailed, specific letters.

6. Practice your interview presentation: Many academic interviews include a short teaching demonstration or research talk. Prepare a concise, engaging presentation that showcases your expertise.

7. Know the university's mission: Research the University of Kabianga's strategic goals and how your skills can contribute. Mention this in your application or interview.

8. Proofread everything: Academic positions require attention to detail. Check your application for typos and ensure all documents are properly formatted and merged into one PDF.