- Sat Dec 13, 2025 2:41 pm#11645
Prepared as a plain‑text guide to help you organise and submit a strong application for the position of Lecturer of Electrical and Electronics Engineering at World University of Bangladesh (deadline 13 Dec 2025).
1. UNDERSTAND THE POSITION
- Full‑time teaching role at the Uttara campus (Sector‑17, Dhaka).
- Salary range Tk 30 574 – 44 939 per month; yearly salary review and two festival bonuses.
- Required qualification: Master’s degree in Electrical & Electronics Engineering with a CGPA ≥ 3.71 in every exam; minimum 4‑year bachelor’s degree.
- Age limit: 24‑36 years; both male and female applicants accepted.
- No mandatory teaching or publication experience, but having them will improve the salary offer.
2. DOCUMENT CHECKLIST
- Updated CV (max 2 pages) highlighting education, CGPA, any research projects, lab work, internships and relevant skills.
- Cover letter (1 page) addressing:
• How your background fits the job description.
• Your teaching philosophy and any innovative ICT‑based methods you plan to use.
• Commitment to professional development and student welfare.
- Certified copies of:
• Bachelor’s degree certificate and transcript.
• Master’s degree certificate and transcript (showing CGPA).
• Birth certificate or national ID (for age verification).
- Recent passport‑size photograph (white background).
- Any certificates of ICT or teaching‑related training (e.g., Moodle, Google Classroom).
- If you have publications or conference papers, attach copies or links (optional, not required).
3. PRE‑APPLICATION PREPARATION (Timeline – Start now, finish by early Nov 2025)
Weeks 1‑2
- Gather all academic transcripts and certificates; request official attested copies if needed.
- Verify that the CGPA meets the “≥ 3.71 in each exam” requirement.
Weeks 3‑4
- Draft CV using a clean, reverse‑chronological format.
- Write a cover letter that mirrors key points from the job description (innovative pedagogy, ICT integration, student guidance).
- Ask a senior colleague or mentor to review both documents for clarity and impact.
Weeks 5‑6
- Prepare a teaching portfolio (optional but valuable):
• Sample lecture plan for a core EE topic (e.g., Power Electronics, Digital Signal Processing).
• Any slide decks, lab manuals, or assessment examples you have created.
• Brief reflection (200‑300 words) on how you would use technology to enhance learning.
Weeks 7‑8
- If you have any research work, compile a short research statement (max 1 page) outlining:
• Past research experience (projects, labs, publications).
• Potential research interests that align with the department’s needs.
Week 9
- Scan all documents to high‑resolution PDF (≤ 2 MB each).
- Name files clearly, e.g., “YourName_CV.pdf”, “YourName_CoverLetter.pdf”, “YourName_Transcripts.pdf”.
4. ONLINE APPLICATION PROCESS
- Visit http://jobs.wub.edu.bd and locate the posting for “Lecturer of Electrical and Electronics Engineering”.
- Click the “Apply” button and fill out the online form completely; do not skip any mandatory field.
- Upload the PDFs prepared above in the required sections (CV, cover letter, certificates, photo).
- Review the entire form for typos or missing information, then submit.
- After submission, you should receive an automatic acknowledgment email; keep it for reference.
Important: Applications without a completed online form will be rejected. Do not send unsolicited CVs to any email address.
5. POST‑SUBMISSION – INTERVIEW PREPARATION
- Anticipate a short teaching demo (15‑20 minutes). Choose a fundamental EE topic you are comfortable with and design a slide set that incorporates interactive elements (polls, quizzes, live simulations).
- Prepare to discuss:
• How you would develop and deliver course material.
• Methods to assess student performance fairly.
• Strategies for supporting students with diverse learning needs.
- Review common interview questions for academic positions, such as:
• “What motivates you to teach at a university?”
• “How do you stay current with advances in electrical engineering?”
• “Describe a challenging teaching situation and how you handled it.”
- Re‑read the job description and be ready to map your skills to each listed responsibility.
6. FINAL CHECKS BEFORE DEADLINE (Dec 13 2025)
- Confirm that the online form shows all uploaded documents and that the status is “Submitted”.
- Print a PDF copy of the completed online application for your records.
- If the portal allows, note the reference number or application ID.
- Set a reminder to follow up (if contact information is provided) one week after the deadline to confirm receipt.
7. ADDITIONAL TIPS
- Dress professionally for any on‑site interview or virtual meeting.
- Keep a folder of all correspondence (emails, screenshots of submission confirmation).
- Network briefly with current faculty members via LinkedIn or university events to gain insight into departmental culture.
- Stay informed about the latest developments in electrical and electronics engineering, especially topics that attract student interest (e.g., renewable energy systems, IoT, AI in power electronics).
Good luck with your application!
1. UNDERSTAND THE POSITION
- Full‑time teaching role at the Uttara campus (Sector‑17, Dhaka).
- Salary range Tk 30 574 – 44 939 per month; yearly salary review and two festival bonuses.
- Required qualification: Master’s degree in Electrical & Electronics Engineering with a CGPA ≥ 3.71 in every exam; minimum 4‑year bachelor’s degree.
- Age limit: 24‑36 years; both male and female applicants accepted.
- No mandatory teaching or publication experience, but having them will improve the salary offer.
2. DOCUMENT CHECKLIST
- Updated CV (max 2 pages) highlighting education, CGPA, any research projects, lab work, internships and relevant skills.
- Cover letter (1 page) addressing:
• How your background fits the job description.
• Your teaching philosophy and any innovative ICT‑based methods you plan to use.
• Commitment to professional development and student welfare.
- Certified copies of:
• Bachelor’s degree certificate and transcript.
• Master’s degree certificate and transcript (showing CGPA).
• Birth certificate or national ID (for age verification).
- Recent passport‑size photograph (white background).
- Any certificates of ICT or teaching‑related training (e.g., Moodle, Google Classroom).
- If you have publications or conference papers, attach copies or links (optional, not required).
3. PRE‑APPLICATION PREPARATION (Timeline – Start now, finish by early Nov 2025)
Weeks 1‑2
- Gather all academic transcripts and certificates; request official attested copies if needed.
- Verify that the CGPA meets the “≥ 3.71 in each exam” requirement.
Weeks 3‑4
- Draft CV using a clean, reverse‑chronological format.
- Write a cover letter that mirrors key points from the job description (innovative pedagogy, ICT integration, student guidance).
- Ask a senior colleague or mentor to review both documents for clarity and impact.
Weeks 5‑6
- Prepare a teaching portfolio (optional but valuable):
• Sample lecture plan for a core EE topic (e.g., Power Electronics, Digital Signal Processing).
• Any slide decks, lab manuals, or assessment examples you have created.
• Brief reflection (200‑300 words) on how you would use technology to enhance learning.
Weeks 7‑8
- If you have any research work, compile a short research statement (max 1 page) outlining:
• Past research experience (projects, labs, publications).
• Potential research interests that align with the department’s needs.
Week 9
- Scan all documents to high‑resolution PDF (≤ 2 MB each).
- Name files clearly, e.g., “YourName_CV.pdf”, “YourName_CoverLetter.pdf”, “YourName_Transcripts.pdf”.
4. ONLINE APPLICATION PROCESS
- Visit http://jobs.wub.edu.bd and locate the posting for “Lecturer of Electrical and Electronics Engineering”.
- Click the “Apply” button and fill out the online form completely; do not skip any mandatory field.
- Upload the PDFs prepared above in the required sections (CV, cover letter, certificates, photo).
- Review the entire form for typos or missing information, then submit.
- After submission, you should receive an automatic acknowledgment email; keep it for reference.
Important: Applications without a completed online form will be rejected. Do not send unsolicited CVs to any email address.
5. POST‑SUBMISSION – INTERVIEW PREPARATION
- Anticipate a short teaching demo (15‑20 minutes). Choose a fundamental EE topic you are comfortable with and design a slide set that incorporates interactive elements (polls, quizzes, live simulations).
- Prepare to discuss:
• How you would develop and deliver course material.
• Methods to assess student performance fairly.
• Strategies for supporting students with diverse learning needs.
- Review common interview questions for academic positions, such as:
• “What motivates you to teach at a university?”
• “How do you stay current with advances in electrical engineering?”
• “Describe a challenging teaching situation and how you handled it.”
- Re‑read the job description and be ready to map your skills to each listed responsibility.
6. FINAL CHECKS BEFORE DEADLINE (Dec 13 2025)
- Confirm that the online form shows all uploaded documents and that the status is “Submitted”.
- Print a PDF copy of the completed online application for your records.
- If the portal allows, note the reference number or application ID.
- Set a reminder to follow up (if contact information is provided) one week after the deadline to confirm receipt.
7. ADDITIONAL TIPS
- Dress professionally for any on‑site interview or virtual meeting.
- Keep a folder of all correspondence (emails, screenshots of submission confirmation).
- Network briefly with current faculty members via LinkedIn or university events to gain insight into departmental culture.
- Stay informed about the latest developments in electrical and electronics engineering, especially topics that attract student interest (e.g., renewable energy systems, IoT, AI in power electronics).
Good luck with your application!
