French Language Learning Teacher

French Teacher for language proficiency courses within the Language Learning Team of the ETC and the European Languages ​​and Cultures programme. The position focuses on teaching French courses using the method developed by the team.

• Proficiency in French at C1/C2 level.
• Master's degree in the humanities (e.g. linguistics, literature, cultural studies, history) or a Master of Education.
• Preferably relevant experience in an academic FLE context, such as teaching courses up to B1 level.
• Experience with task-based learning and with usage-based and CLIL principles.
• Experience in creating evidence-based and research-based learning materials based on the CEFR.
• Use of digital tools to enhance face-to-face education; experience with organizing virtual exchanges is a plus.
• Ability to communicate in English and participate in meetings at CEFR C1 level (reading, listening, speaking, writing).
• Personal qualities: pedagogical creativity, team spirit, independence, entrepreneurship, good communication, and efficient organization.

• Preparing French language proficiency courses.
• Overseeing and organizing these courses.
• Teaching French courses according to the method of the Language Learning Team of the ETC.
• Collaborating with colleagues within the European Languages ​​and Cultures programme on the further development of the didactic approach.

• Employment conditions in accordance with the Collective Labour Agreement for Dutch Universities (scale 10).
• End-of-year bonus of 8,3% and holiday allowance of 8%.
• Possibility to work more or fewer hours in consultation, in exchange for more or fewer hours of leave, respectively.
• Extensive opportunities for personal and professional development.
• Temporary appointment as a replacement due to illness.

The university is a research university with a strong international orientation, societal engagement, and close ties to the local community. Researchers and lecturers across diverse disciplines work with a passion for science and are committed to helping everyone reach their potential.

The faculty builds on a long tradition and strives for high-quality education and research with a strong international focus and solid regional roots. The European Languages ​​and Cultures programme offers various specialisation tracks and combines language acquisition with cultural and societal knowledge, supported by research-driven teaching methods and technological innovations.