Job Description Assistant Professor – English (Content Development)
n Company: PhysicsWallah Digital University (PWDU)
n Location: Patiala, Punjab
n Work Mode: Initial 1–2 months Work From Home, followed by Hybrid (Patiala)
n About the Role
n PhysicsWallah Digital University (PWDU) is looking for passionate academicians to join our School of Humanities as Assistant Professor – English (Content Development). The role focuses on developing high-quality academic content for BA/MA English programmes under the Open & Distance Learning (ODL) and Online Education framework.
n Key Responsibilities
n n Develop Self-Learning Materials (SLMs), e-content, question banks, assignments, and assessments.
n Design, review, and update curriculum in accordance with UGC ODL Regulations and NEP 2020.
n Create engaging academic content and learning resources for online learners.
n Conduct live online sessions and provide academic support to students.
n Coordinate course delivery through the Learning Management System (LMS).
n Ensure quality, originality,



and academic rigor of all course materials.
n n Eligibility
n n MA in English with a minimum of 55% marks.
n NET/SET/SLET qualified or Ph.D. in English (as per UGC norms).
n Experience in teaching, curriculum development, academic content writing, or ODL/Online Education will be preferred.
n n Preferred Skills
n n Robust knowledge of English Language & Literature.
n Experience in curriculum design and academic content development.
n Familiarity with LMS platforms and digital teaching tools.
n Excellent academic writing, communication, and presentation skills.
n n Why Join PWDU?
n n Opportunity to contribute to a next-generation Digital University.
n Work on creative online learning programmes.
n Collaborative academic workplace with opportunities for growth.
n n If you're passionate about shaping the future of digital higher education, we'd love to hear from you. Apply now by sharing your updated CV.

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