Teaching

Key Duties & Responsibilities – Mortuary Science Tutor

1. Teaching & Training – Deliver theoretical and practical lessons in mortuary science, ensuring students understand both academic concepts and industry practices.

2. Practical Skills Training – Demonstrate and supervise practical procedures including body preparation, preservation, embalming techniques, mortuary hygiene, and safe handling of human remains.

3. Lesson Planning & Assessment – Prepare lesson plans, practical sessions, assignments, examinations, and other assessments while monitoring and evaluating student performance.

4. Student Guidance & Mentorship – Provide academic and professional guidance to students, identify learning gaps, and support students in developing the skills required for professional practice.

5. Health, Safety & Ethics – Ensure all practical activities comply with health and safety requirements, professional ethics, confidentiality standards, and applicable mortuary procedures.

6. Records & Academic Administration – Maintain accurate attendance, assessment, student progress, lesson, and practical training records and submit required academic reports.

7. Industry & Practical Exposure – Support student attachment, internship, field visits, and practical exposure by liaising with relevant mortuaries, hospitals, funeral service providers, and other industry institution.

   8. Curriculum Support – Participate in curriculum review and development to ensure training content remains relevant to current mortuary science practices and industry requirements.

   
   

   Qualifications:Bachelor’s Degree or Diploma in Mortuary Science, Mortuary Technology, Funeral Services, or a related field from a recognized institution.

   • Relevant professional experience in mortuary practice, funeral services, or a related field.

   • Demonstrable knowledge of embalming, body preservation, anatomy, mortuary procedures, health and safety, and professional ethics.

   • Strong teaching, communication, presentation, and student mentorship skills.

   • Ability to deliver both theoretical and practical training effectively.

   • Good organizational skills with the ability to prepare lesson plans, assessments, practical sessions, and student progress reports.

   • Commitment to maintaining professionalism, confidentiality, integrity, and ethical standards in a college environment.