Electrical Engineering Lecturer

About the role Make a real impact and support learners to succeed in study and industry Strong industry connection – teach practical skills aligned to real employer needs Grow your career with ongoing professional development and teaching support Join a values-led tertiary provider and help shape the next generation of electrical and electronic engineering professionals. Based at our City Campus, you’ll deliver engaging, industry‑relevant learning that equips ākonga for real‑world success. If you are passionate about education and sharing your industry experience in electrical engineering, this could be the role for you! Ara teaches courses covering electrical (high voltage) and electronics engineering for both the infrastructure and product design and manufacturing sectors. We also have a particular interest in meeting current and emerging requirements in those sectors. Responsibilities Teach and support learners across electrical engineering programmes, combining technical expertise with modern teaching approaches. Plan engaging sessions and provide meaningful feedback to create a positive, inclusive learning environment. Contribute to program development, stay connected with industry, and play a part in continuous improvement and innovation in teaching and learning. Qualifications A relevant qualification (degree preferred, or equivalent industry experience) Current industry knowledge and hands‑on experience Teaching experience is a bonus – support is provided if you’re new to teaching Solid background in electrical engineering (or closely related field) Ability to explain technical concepts in a clear, practical way Comfortable using tools, technology and systems used in the industry Strong communication skills – you can connect with a wide range of people Organised and able to manage workload, deadlines and admin tasks Passion for helping others learn and succeed Mō Mātou – About us Ara Institute of Canterbury is the South Island’s largest provider of tertiary vocational education, helping people build better futures – and that starts with our people. Every day, our kaimahi help students gain real skills for real careers through hands‑on learning and strong industry connections. The Madras Street (City) campus brings engineering, architecture, music, trades, health and creative arts together in the heart of Christchurch, right next door to One New Zealand Stadium. We offer tangible benefits: income protection for permanent kaimahi over 15 hours, fee discounts on Ara courses for staff, professional development leave and funding, two on‑site early childhood centres, generous leave provisions, and an annual Christmas closedown to enjoy time with whanau and friends. A gym, library and cafés complete the picture. Guided by our values Hono | Connect, Hihiri | Inspire and Aroha | Respect, we’re committed to equity, inclusion and Te Tiriti o Waitangi. When you look forward to work that matters, Ara could be your next chapter. #J-18808-Ljbffr