New staff
The University is committed to recruiting and retaining quality staff and is therefore committed to a high quality induction program for new staff.
University induction program and website
The induction program at UniSA provides an overview of what you should expect from your individual induction program. A detailed explanation of the key components is included. The University has an Induction website for all new staff which provides a broad overview of the University and forms a part of the induction program.
Teaching and Learning induction website
Induction Teaching and Learning website. This website contains an online version of an induction workshop entitled “The Teaching and Learning Environment”. As part of the University of South Australia’s induction program (Word doc), four structured elements are offered. This website is an online version of part three. By working through this web-site, and completing the activities contained within, you will have met the requirements for this element of the formal induction process. Please allow approximately 1 hour to complete the process. Further induction and staff development resources are available through Human resources, including material for inducting new Course coordinators.
Induction resources for transnational teaching staff
The Transnational Teaching website has links to a set of induction materials for Program Directors inducting non-UniSA teaching staff who work with partner organisations. For UniSA teaching staff, the Preparing To Teach Offshore website has information about seminars for academic teaching in transnational programs for the first time.
Teaching @ UniSA
Teaching @ UniSA is an introduction to university teaching program for new academic staff (continuing and sessional). This 25-hour program introduces teaching staff new to the University of South Australia to the University’s teaching and learning environment and offers some practical teaching strategies.
Transnational Teaching @ UniSA
This online program introduces non-UniSA staff teaching in our offshore programs to the University's teaching and learning framework and encourages reflective teaching practice.
Academic development staff
An academic development staff member is allocated to each of the Divisions. We suggest that as a new staff member you make contact with these staff soon after you begin employment with the University.
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