How to Apply: Interested and qualified candidates should apply through the Kabarak University careers portal at careers.kabarak.ac.ke.
Show Your Research Output and Teaching Philosophy
For a lecturer role in Physical Chemistry, the hiring committee will scrutinize your publication record and your ability to teach complex concepts clearly. Your application should demonstrate both your research depth and your practical teaching skills.
1. Highlight your publication points: Ensure your CV clearly lists your publications, especially those in refereed journals. Quantify your publication points to show you meet the 24-point requirement, with at least 16 from refereed papers.
2. Prepare a teaching portfolio: Include sample lecture notes, student evaluations, and any innovative teaching methods you have used. This shows your commitment to effective teaching and learning support.
3. Showcase your laboratory skills: Describe your experience with laboratory practicals and research techniques in Physical Chemistry. Mention specific instruments or methods you are proficient in.
4. Demonstrate supervision experience: Provide examples of undergraduate or postgraduate projects you have supervised, including any successful completions or publications resulting from them.
5. Align with the university's mission: Research Kabarak University's values and strategic goals. Tailor your application to show how your teaching and research align with their focus.
6. Prepare for a teaching demonstration: You may be asked to deliver a sample lecture. Prepare a clear, engaging presentation on a core Physical Chemistry topic, showing your ability to explain complex ideas.
7. Emphasize professional registration: If you are registered with a relevant professional body, highlight this. It adds credibility and shows you meet professional standards.
8. Plan for seminar and conference organization: Mention any experience you have in organizing academic events. This shows your ability to contribute beyond the classroom.