Visiting Lecturer – Dubbing & Presenting

Institute of Performing Arts of Modeling (IPAM – Sri Lanka)
Location: Colombo, Sri Lanka (No. 449/78, Havelock Road, Colombo 05)
Job Type: Part-time
Salary: LKR 100,000 – 120,000 per month

Job Publisher : Thilina Kulathunga (Digital Content Writer)
Job ID : AU/013

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Introductory Summary

IPAM seeks an engaging, experienced Visiting Lecturer in Dubbing & Presenting to lead dynamic practical sessions that elevate student confidence before camera and microphone. This part-time role is perfect for creative professionals passionate about voice, presentation, and performing arts.

About the Company

The Institute of Performing Arts of Modeling (IPAM) is Sri Lanka’s premiere modeling and performing-arts institute. IPAM transforms passion into professionalism through a holistic curriculum that blends fashion, beauty, social media, acting, presenting, and wellness, empowering students to become “icons of excellence” with integrity, collaboration, and discipline. Located in Colombo at No. 449/78, Havelock Road, Colombo 05, IPAM fosters both creative and personal growth The institute recently extended its impact with celebrated workshops and press conferences highlighting its vision and industry-ready programming

The Role & Responsibilities

Lecturing & Curriculum Delivery
Teaching modules of Dubbing & Presenting—like as voice modulation, script interpretation, microphone and studio techniques, public speaking, hosting events, facial expression, improvisation, and sound synchronization—with context-rich, practical sessions

Studio & Equipment Guidance
Show students how to handle microphones, use studio equipment effectively, and manage sound recording environments—ensuring they build technical competence along with performance confidence.

Contextualized Coaching
Contextualize each lesson: explain why articulation matters in dubbing or how body language influences spoken presentations. Forge connections between technique and real-world media performance.

Collaborative Teaching
Work alongside IPAM’s faculty—fashion, presentation, content creation and personality development—to integrate dubbing and presenting with broader modeling and media training.

Qualifications

Professional Experience

experience should able in dubbing, presenting, voice-over, or hosting, particularly in broadcast, theatre, or studio environments.
Context: Your background should allow you to bring real industry insight and techniques into classroom settings.

Technical Proficiency

Skilled in voice modulation, microphone techniques, script analysis, and synchronization.
Context: Your technical know-how ensures students learn both theory and practical execution.

Educational Aptitude

Previous teaching, mentoring, or workshop facilitation experience.
Context: You will deliver complex skills in an accessible, encouraging way.

Communication Skills

Excellent clarity in both verbal instruction and written feedback.
Context: Good communication underpins effective learning and confidence-building.

What We’re Looking For

Passionate Educator Mindset – An enthusiastic professional who cares about nurturing student growth beyond technical skill, fostering confidence, expression, and authenticity.
Empathetic Presence – Someone who listens, understands individual student needs, and adapts pacing and style accordingly.
Collaborative Ethos – Open to working with other lecturers to enrich the integrated performing-arts curriculum.
Creative Innovator – Someone who brings fresh ideas—ice-breakers, creative exercises, real-life role-plays—that make dubbing and presenting engaging and memorable.

Why Join Us

At IPAM, you’re not just teaching—you’re shaping future icons. You’ll join a close-knit team committed to elevating Sri Lanka’s modeling and media talent through discipline, inclusivity, and professional excellence

Meaningful Impact: Make a difference by helping students gain confidence and real industry skills.
Creative Freedom: Design interactive sessions and present opportunities to innovate within the classroom.
Professional Growth: Collaborate with diverse experts in modeling, content creation, fitness, and personality development.
Flexible Engagement: Benefit from part-time scheduling—ideal for professionals who wish to teach while continuing active industry work.
Location & Facilities: Teach at a dynamic hub in Colombo, with access to IPAM’s studio tools, presentation labs, and network.

Related Opportunities & Career Outlook

Below is a look at comparable part-time academic or media-training roles in Sri Lanka, illustrating salary trends in the creative education and training fields:

Position	Typical Part-Time Salary (LKR/month)
Visiting Lecturer – Media & Performing Arts	80,000 – 110,000
Voice-over/ Dubbing Trainer (Private Institutes)	90,000 – 120,000
Presenting & Communication Skills Trainer	85,000 – 115,000
Workshop Facilitator – Personality Development	75,000 – 100,000
Studio Presentation Coach (Broadcast Training)	100,000 – 130,000

(Note: These figures are indicative of market rates for comparable part-time roles within Colombo’s creative education sector.)

Opportunities for Growth

As a Visiting Lecturer, you’ll build visibility within IPAM and the broader performing arts community. This position could lead to:

Longer-term part-time or full-time teaching roles.
Development of specialized short courses in presenting or dubbing.
Participation or leadership of public workshops or industry events—IPAM regularly holds influential workshops and press events
Networking with professionals across modeling, media, content creation, and wellness—potentially opening broader industry or academic collaborations