External Moderators – Faculty of Humanities

External Moderators – Faculty of Humanities

Job Description

Remote position.

Lyceum College invites applications from suitably qualified and experienced academic professionals to serve as External Moderators within the Faculty of Humanities. Moderators play a critical quality assurance role, ensuring the credibility, fairness and academic integrity of our assessments across all Humanities programmes.

Moderators provide independent oversight of assessment instruments and marked scripts, validate the quality of marking, and support continuous improvement through expert developmental feedback to internal examiners and Module Leaders.

Please note: Individuals appointed as External Moderators may not simultaneously serve as Module Leaders or internal academic markers within the same programme or qualification.

Moderation Areas (Thematic Clusters)

1. Criminal Justice and Policing Sciences
  • Criminal Justice
  • Metropolitan and Traffic Policing
  • Criminology
  • Police Ethics, Professional Conduct and Liability
  • Community Policing
  • Supervisory Practice for Law Enforcement
  • Media Relations for Law Enforcement
  • Road Safety and Traffic Management Systems
  • Advanced Traffic Science
  • Advanced Fleet Management for Law Enforcement Practice
  • Evidence- Based Traffic Policing
  • Police Liability Issues
  • Police Supervisory Practice
2. Safety, Risk and Disaster Management
  • Disaster Management
  • Safety Management
  • Occupational Health and Safety
  • Environmental Health and Safety
3. Legal Practice and Paralegal Studies
  • Introduction to South African Law
  • Criminal Law
  • Criminal Procedure
  • Commercial Law
  • Law of Evidence
  • Office Management for Paralegal Practice
  • Conveyancing,
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