Part-Time Lecturer – Procurement & Supply Chain at EP University College

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Part-Time Lecturer – Procurement & Supply Chain

Institution: EP University College

Location: Ho, Ghana

Employment Type: Part-Time

Company Profile

EP University College is committed to delivering quality higher education that equips students with the knowledge, practical skills, professional values, and critical-thinking abilities required to succeed in a changing world.

We create an engaging academic environment where students connect theory with practical challenges and develop the competence required to contribute effectively to organisations and society.

We are seeking a knowledgeable, practical, and student-focused Part-Time Lecturer – Procurement & Supply Chain to join our academic team in Ho.

Where You Come In

As a Part-Time Lecturer in Procurement & Supply Chain , you will deliver engaging and academically rigorous instruction across assigned procurement and supply chain courses.

You will plan and deliver lectures, facilitate discussions, prepare learning materials, assess student performance, and help students understand how effective procurement and supply chain management contribute to organisational efficiency, cost management, competitiveness, and sustainable growth.

You will bring relevant industry practices, current trends, case studies, and practical examples into the classroom to help students connect academic concepts with real-world procurement and supply chain challenges.

This role is ideal for a procurement or supply chain professional or academic who combines strong technical knowledge with excellent communication, analytical, teaching, and student-engagement skills.

Key Accountabilities

In this role, you will

  • Plan and deliver high-quality lectures in assigned Procurement and Supply Chain courses.

  • Develop lesson plans, lecture notes, presentations, case studies, exercises, and other learning resources.

  • Explain procurement and supply chain concepts, principles, policies, and practices clearly and effectively.

  • Cover relevant areas such as strategic procurement, sourcing, purchasing, supplier relationship management, contract management, logistics, inventory management, warehousing, transportation , supply chain strategy, and procurement ethics, as assigned.

  • Explain procurement planning, tendering, supplier evaluation, negotiation, contracting, and purchasing processes.

  • Connect procurement and supply chain theories to practical business and organisational situations.

  • Facilitate classroom discussions, tutorials, group activities, presentations, and practical learning sessions.

  • Use real-world case studies and industry examples to strengthen student understanding.

  • Encourage students to analyse procurement challenges and develop practical and cost-effective solutions.

  • Introduce students to relevant procurement technologies, supply chain systems, and digital tools.

  • Discuss current developments in supply chain resilience, sustainability, digital procurement, risk management, and global sourcing.

  • Prepare assignments, quizzes, examinations, projects, presentations, and other assessments.

  • Mark and grade student work fairly, accurately, and consistently.

  • Provide timely and constructive feedback to help students improve their academic performance.

  • Monitor student participation, progress, and learning outcomes.

  • Provide academic guidance and support to students when required.

  • Maintain accurate records of attendance, assessments, grades, and other academic information.

  • Participate in examination activities, including invigilation and moderation, when assigned.

  • Collaborate with academic colleagues to support effective programme delivery.

  • Review and update course content to reflect current procurement practices, industry standards, regulations, and supply chain developments.

  • Support curriculum review and continuous academic improvement initiatives.

  • Maintain professional and ethical standards in teaching, assessment, and student interactions.

  • Participate in departmental meetings and other academic activities as required.

  • Support student mentoring and academic advising where applicable.

  • Keep up to date with developments in procurement, logistics, supply chain management, sourcing, and related fields.

  • Participate in relevant professional development and scholarly activities.

  • Contribute ideas that improve teaching quality and student learning outcomes.

  • Carry out other reasonable academic duties assigned by the institution.

What We’re Looking For

You will be a strong fit for this role if you

  • Demonstrate strong knowledge of procurement, purchasing, logistics, and supply chain management.

  • Explain complex procurement and supply chain concepts clearly and practically.

  • Have strong presentation, facilitation, and classroom management skills.

  • Create an inclusive, engaging, and respectful learning environment.

  • Communicate confidently and professionally with students and colleagues.

  • Encourage students to think critically about procurement and supply chain challenges.

  • Understand sourcing, supplier evaluation, negotiation, contract management, inventory, logistics, and supply chain strategy.

  • Can use practical industry examples to demonstrate procurement and supply chain principles.

  • Demonstrate strong analytical, research, and problem-solving skills.

  • Understand the importance of procurement governance, ethics, compliance, and risk management.

  • Can design meaningful learning activities and assessments.

  • Provide fair, timely, and constructive feedback.

  • Demonstrate strong organisational and time-management skills.

  • Pay close attention to detail when preparing teaching and assessment materials.

  • Demonstrate integrity, professionalism, patience, and fairness.

  • Use Microsoft Office, presentation tools, learning management systems, enterprise systems, and other relevant technologies effectively.

  • Work collaboratively with academic and administrative teams.

  • Demonstrate a commitment to continuous learning and professional development.

Qualification & Experience

Candidates should hold a relevant academic qualification in Procurement and Supply Chain Management, Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Purchasing and Supply, Business Administration, Operations Management, or a related discipline from a recognised tertiary institution.

A Master’s degree or higher in Procurement, Supply Chain Management, Logistics, or a related discipline will be an advantage.

Professional qualifications or memberships such as CIPS, CILT, or equivalent recognised professional credentials will also be an advantage.

Previous experience teaching or lecturing at the tertiary level will be highly valued.

Relevant professional experience in procurement, strategic sourcing, logistics, inventory management, contract management, supplier management, warehousing, transportation, or supply chain operations will be an advantage.

Candidates should demonstrate strong subject-matter expertise and the ability to translate procurement and supply chain knowledge into practical learning experiences.

Teaching & Student Engagement

You will help students succeed by

  • Creating an engaging and supportive classroom environment.

  • Making procurement and supply chain concepts relevant to real-world organisations.

  • Encouraging questions, discussion, collaboration, and critical thinking.

  • Helping students understand the strategic role of procurement in organisational performance.

  • Using practical case studies, sourcing scenarios, supplier negotiations, and supply chain challenges to strengthen learning.

  • Encouraging students to analyse costs, risks, supplier performance, and operational efficiency.

  • Helping students understand ethical and sustainable procurement practices.

  • Identifying areas where students require additional academic support.

  • Providing clear explanations and constructive feedback.

  • Encouraging independent research and practical problem-solving.

  • Helping students develop professional skills that prepare them for careers in procurement and supply chain management.

Academic & Professional Standards

You will be expected to

  • Maintain high standards of academic integrity and professionalism.

  • Apply assessment criteria fairly and consistently.

  • Protect confidential student and institutional information.

  • Follow university academic policies, procedures, and quality standards.

  • Meet teaching, assessment, grading, and reporting deadlines.

  • Maintain professional relationships with students and colleagues.

  • Keep course materials current and relevant to industry developments.

  • Uphold the reputation and standards of EP University College.

What We Value

We value lecturers who combine technical procurement and supply chain expertise with a genuine passion for teaching and student development.

We look for educators who

  • Put student learning and development at the centre of their teaching.

  • Communicate complex concepts with clarity.

  • Encourage critical thinking and practical problem-solving.

  • Demonstrate integrity and professional excellence.

  • Treat students fairly and respectfully.

  • Bring practical industry experience into the classroom.

  • Stay informed about changing procurement and supply chain trends.

  • Embrace technology and innovative teaching approaches.

  • Collaborate effectively with colleagues.

  • Remain committed to continuous professional development.

Why Join Us?

Joining EP University College gives you the opportunity to share your professional expertise and contribute to developing future procurement, logistics, operations, and supply chain professionals.

You will bring practical industry knowledge into the classroom, engage with students, and contribute to an academic environment focused on relevant learning, professional competence, and continuous development.

If you are passionate about procurement and supply chain management, enjoy teaching, and want to make a meaningful impact on students’ academic and professional journeys, we welcome your application.

How to Apply

Apply online by clicking on the application button.

Application Deadline: 30 September 2026

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