Freelance Lecturer in Professional English

We are looking to fill the following position for the Summer Semester 2026 at the

CLIC - CENTER FOR LANGUAGES AND INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION

The salary is based on the remuneration rates of the state of Baden-Württemberg and the RWU remuneration guidelines. CLIC is the Center for Languages and Intercultural Communication, the language center of the RWU.

• Face-to-face independent teaching at the RWU (the Syllabus is provided)
• Carrying out all aspects of the examination criteria e.g. correcting and grading

Teaching days are expected to be Monday or Tuesday and/or Thursday between 8:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. beginning in March.

• A relevant university degree
• Pedagogical skills and interest in the practice-oriented teaching of course content
• Enjoyment of teaching and working with people

A teaching assignment is a public-legal employment relationship in accordance with Section 56 of the Baden-Württemberg State Higher Education Act. Your educational background, skills, and professional achievements must correspond to the intended area of responsibility. As a freelance lecturer, you will perform your duties independently. In total, you may not teach more than 240 hours per year (equivalent to 8 hours per week during the semester) at institutions in the state of Baden-Württemberg.

The willingness to use our RWU tools (e.g., LSF, MOODLE, the RWU-email address) and the opportunity to participate in lecturer meetings are intended to support you as a lecturer.

We look forward to receiving your application as a single PDF file at the following email address:  by 15.12.2025.

RWU is a university of applied sciences, in one of the most beautiful and economically thriving regions in Europe. Students are at the center of our work. We provide them with the tools they need to independently pursue their careers in a practical and collaborative manner. We combine teaching with applied research to address the social challenges of our time.

For questions concerning the legal framework, please contact Peter Spehn ( ; ) or the staff members of the Human Resources Department.

Further information about the CLIC can be found here: