Job Title:

Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA)

Faculty of Transport and Logistics

(Specializations: Transport Management, Logistics and Supply Chain
Management, Port and Maritime Logistics, Aviation Management, Transport
Planning, Operations Management, and related fields)

Job Summary:

This is a teaching support-focused position to assist in the
delivery of undergraduate, practical-based programmes within the Faculty of
Transport and Logistics.

Applicants should demonstrate strong academic ability and an
interest in teaching, mentoring, and student support. The successful candidate
is expected to:

• Support
  Teaching Activities: Assist in delivering tutorials, practical
  sessions, workshops, and seminars across transport and logistics-related
  modules.
• Assist
  in Practical Sessions: Provide hands-on support during practical,
  simulation, case study, and technical sessions to ensure students
  understand key concepts, processes, and tools.
• Support
  Student Learning: Guide students in understanding concepts related to
  transport systems, logistics operations, supply chain management,
  transportation planning, inventory management, warehousing, procurement,
  and related areas.
• Assist
  in Assessment: Support marking of assignments, quizzes, case studies,
  reports, and coursework under supervision, ensuring timely and
  constructive feedback.
• Prepare
  Learning Materials: Assist in preparing teaching resources,
  presentations, case studies, datasets, practical exercises, and
  laboratory/simulation materials.
• Support
  Academic Delivery: Help ensure smooth delivery of modules by
  coordinating with lecturers, technical staff, and other academic support
  teams.
• Engage
  in Academic Development: Develop teaching, research, analytical, and
  professional expertise while contributing to a high-quality learning
  environment.
• Administrative
  Support: Assist with attendance tracking, documentation, student
  records, assessment administration, and coordination of academic
  activities.

Requirements:

The Faculty invites applications from suitable candidates
for GTA positions. The role requires:

• Educational
  Qualifications: A Bachelor or Master degree in Transport and
  Logistics, Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Transport Management,
  Supply Chain Management, Operations Management, Maritime/Port Management,
  Aviation Management, Transport Planning, or a related field.
• Subject
  Knowledge: Knowledge in one or more of the following:
• • Transport
    Management and Operations
  • Logistics
    and Supply Chain Management
  • Transportation
    Planning and Systems
  • Procurement
    and Inventory Management
  • Warehousing
    and Distribution
  • Port
    and Maritime Logistics
  • Aviation
    and Airport
• Academic
  Performance: Good academic standing with a strong GPA.
• Technical
  and Analytical Skills:
• • Microsoft
    Excel and other data analysis tools
  • Quantitative
    and statistical analysis
  • Transport
    and logistics planning tools, where applicable
  • Supply
    chain and logistics information systems
  • Transport
    modelling and simulation tools, where applicable
  • Familiarity
    with ERP, warehouse management, transport management, or fleet management
    systems is desirable
  • Knowledge
    of data visualization and analytical techniques
• Teaching
  Interest: Demonstrated interest in teaching, mentoring, tutoring, or
  academic support.
• Practical
  Skills: Practical knowledge relevant to transport, logistics, supply
  chain, operations, maritime, aviation, or related disciplines.
• Communication
  Skills: Ability to explain transport and logistics concepts clearly
  and effectively to students.
• Teamwork: Ability to work collaboratively with faculty members, students, technical
  staff, and industry partners.
• Adaptability: Willingness to learn and support different modules, programmes, and
  practical activities as required.

Responsibilities

• Support
  tutorials, practical sessions, workshops, and seminars across Transport
  and Logistics-related modules.
• Assist
  students with transport management, logistics operations, supply chain
  management, procurement, inventory management, warehousing, distribution,
  and transportation planning.
• Help
  students understand key concepts such as transport systems, logistics
  networks, supply chain design, demand forecasting, inventory control,
  operations management, and performance measurement.
• Assist
  in preparing practical exercises, case studies, datasets, simulations,
  presentations, and other teaching resources.
• Support
  the use of relevant transport, logistics, analytical, and simulation
  software during practical and teaching sessions.
• Support
  marking of assignments, case studies, reports, quizzes, projects, and
  practical assessments under supervision.
• Ensure