Lecturer in Interior Design

21 October 2011

Organisation/person name:

Waikato Institute of Technology (Wintec) - School of Media Arts

Work type:

Permanent: Full-Time

Work classification:

Education - Tertiary Lecturer

Job description:

The Wintec School of Media Arts’ Diploma in Interior design programme emphasises the relationship to creatively combine design ideas with technical knowledge and skills to produce real practical results. The aim is create work ready graduates for the industry by involving students in actual projects led by design professionals.

We are seeking staff with expertise with Interior design residential and commercial projects, education and or other specialist interior design arenas. You must have a demonstrated professional and/or teaching expertise and will be seeking to work in a dynamic educational environment.

You are expected to have specialist interior design knowledge in one or more of the following: Interior design projects, design history, communication and presentation strategies, Interior and spatial design specific software and technologies, such as vector works, sketch up and or archicad

We are looking for someone with a strong professional profile and expertise in demonstrated networks in both education and the interior design or associated industries. This is a position that may suit someone seeking to integrate their professional and educational experience.

We offer a flexible work environment and the School will actively support you to maintain and enhance professional currency with professional development opportunities throughout the year.

The School of Media Arts offers innovative, interdisciplinary and specialist programmes in art, design, music, media, fashion and screen production, with a reputation for quality in teaching and research.

Key skills sought:

Specialist interior design knowledge in: Interior design, design history, communication and presentation strategies, vector works, sketch up, archicad

This opportunity is:

Paid

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Closing date:

Sunday, 13 November 2011

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