Employment Opportunities
ARHF Employment Opportunities
NATYTI - New African Thought Youth Training Institute is looking for dynamic lecturers, cultural experts, preservationist of artifacts, archivists, mystical Metaphysical teachers, and retribution experts, to teach in an African Centered Learning environment. The main feature and mission of ARHF is to educate and advocate for the youth through workshops, seminars, conferences, scholarships and other public programs to uplift, motivate and inspire the future generations.
We believe given the right tools of educations, financial support, and creative outlets we can create the “Africa We Want”, aligning with the vision of the African Union’s Agenda 2063 in the community we serve.
The African Roots and Heritage Foundation created this six to nine - month New African Thought Youth Training Institute aka NATYTI that is an Intensive Certificate Program in the following areas:
1) Cultural and Heritage Identification Management with an emphasis in one of the following specializations
a) Cultural Artifact Retrieval Advocacy & Retribution Laws
b) Cultural Preservation Techniques
2) African Family Structure
3) Traditional Rulers and Royal Bloodlines
4) Metaphysical, Cosmologies and the Invisible Way of Life
As we are in the Africana Renaissance we must know how the future generations can benefits from taking courses at the NATYTI. Here are three major components to consider:
Understand the World from a New African Thought - informed Perspective
New African Thought (NAT) is for anyone interested in how histories and ideas related to Africa, African authenticity, and race have shaped our world. It is for people who want to make sense of reality from the perspective of and wisdom of ancients in all the information that we have gained from African-descended thinkers, experiences, heritages and cultures. Our core battery of courses in NAT theory, history, and literature provides a foundation for processing contemporary events and historical formations
from the NAT perspective.
Connect and Critique Various Forms of Inequality
Achieve Your Personal, Professional, and Academic Goals
With new capstone options, qualified NATYTI students can engage in learning experiences, coupled with field research that bolster their preparation for graduate school, deepen their understanding of social problems, and practice skills that will make them more marketable in the professional world.
The major in New African Thought aims to develop critical intellectual skills and the art of negotiating successfully when seated at the table. If we look around the world it’s clear that history has value, even to those who don’t value it. What is the untapped value of New African Thought? We think those who study New African Thought are more likely to have a better understanding of society and how to successfully operate within it. We also, think those who study New African Thought gain a better understanding of other world cultures and how to handle international relations.
We think those who study New African Thought are better equipped to combat lies, of which there are many myths, misconceptions and lies about Africa and its people. Those who study New African Thought must develop various skills that have other uses such as economics, mathematics, diplomacy, public speaking, medicine, engineering, geography, law-making, and critical thinking.
Those who study New African Thought are better equipped to become the content creators, tv producers, film producers, writers, journalists and game programmers of tomorrow.
We think those who study New African Thought will know their own self-value and see the Atlantic slave trade and colonialism as just a detour during a timeline of continuous world class contributions from Africans and the Diaspora.
Our goals extend itself to partnering with major institutions of higher learning to expand these intensive curricula to a student obtaining a Bachelors of Art (BA) or Bachelors of Science (BS) degree.
We invite you to join our team by completing this application and assist us in taking control of the African Narrative one student, one class, at a time.
REQUIRED:
- Doctoral Degree preferred in a closely related field from a regionally accredited institution is required.
- Master's Degree, with proven substantial knowledge in his/her field of expertise.
- Five or more years of teaching experience is required.
- Three years online teaching experience is required.
- College-level teaching experience is required.
- Established research agenda with a record of peer-reviewed publications is preferred.
- Record of excellence in teaching.
To become part of our winning team complete your online application here: