Details
1095817
City St Georges University of London
01/05/2025
Other - See Job
As agreed
Casual
Pay
£18.40
£2.22
Description
Role
The City Law School are looking for LLB1 Students for LLB 2025 Curriculum Development (Paid-Internship).
Duties and responsibilities
You will work in a team of up to 8 students, with academic staff, to deliver a programme of tutorials for a year-long module. The tutorial programme will be interactive, inspiring, engaging, meaningful, inclusive, and foster learning for all students on the City Law School LLB programme. It will support necessary skills and knowledge development to produce high quality assessments across the LLB as a whole.
The tutorial programme will be underpinned by sound legal pedagogy. You will be guided to conduct independent research in relevant literatures and will collaborate with academic staff to select and justify appropriate underpinning pedagogical approach(es).
Project deliverables are (1) student-facing tutorial sheets, with preparation tasks and activities to take place during each tutorial; (2) staff-facing tutorial materials, with guidance on how each tutorial might be run; brief summaries of key concepts, readings and other materials; and explanations of the underpinning pedagogy and rationales.
Skills and experience
Excellent written and oral communication skills in English
Location
CLS
Additional information
Start: 01/05/25
Location: CLS
This advert will expire at 23:59 on 27/04/2025
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