How to Apply: Send your CV and cover letter to apply@admi.africa.
Show Your Teaching Edge in Post-Production
ADMI is looking for a lecturer who can do more than retouch—they need someone who can break down complex workflows for students. Your application should prove you can teach, not just produce.
1. Build a teaching portfolio: Include before-and-after examples of your retouching work, but also include student work or tutorials you've created. Show how you explain your process step-by-step.
2. Highlight your software mastery: Be specific about your proficiency in Lightroom, Capture One, and Photoshop. Mention any advanced techniques like frequency separation, dodging and burning, or color grading.
3. Show your industry experience: Share examples of commercial, editorial, or documentary projects. Explain how you handled client briefs and deadlines.
4. Prepare a demo lesson: If invited for an interview, be ready to teach a short session on a post-production topic. Show your ability to engage and instruct.
5. Emphasize your communication skills: Lecturers need to explain complex ideas clearly. Provide examples of how you've mentored or trained others in the past.
6. Understand the student perspective: ADMI students are Africa's digital generation. Show that you can relate to their ambitions and tailor your teaching to their needs.
7. Stay current: Mention any recent courses, certifications, or workshops you've attended. Show that you're committed to continuous learning.
8. Align with ADMI's mission: Research ADMI's programs and values. In your cover letter, explain how your teaching philosophy aligns with their goal of shaping Africa's digital generation.