Wouter Reyneke

Academic leader and creative-practice specialist with over 16 years’ experience in higher education teaching, academic management, and industry engagement within Music and Music Production. Proven record of leading academic teams, managing quality assurance and accreditation processes, overseeing curriculum development, and aligning teaching and assessment with institutional strategy and industry relevance. Strong commitment to student-centred learning, staff development, and practice-based scholarship.

Currently preparing for enrolment in a Master’s degree aligned with academic leadership and research development.

Faculty Manager / Head of Campus at CAMPUS OF PERFORMING ARTS (2015 – 2025)

• Provided academic and operational leadership for a higher education performing arts campus, ensuring alignment with institutional strategy, accreditation requirements, and quality standards.
• Led teaching, learning, and assessment delivery across multiple modules and programmes within the Humanities and Creative Arts.
• Managed and developed academic staff, including recruitment, performance reviews, mentoring, workload allocation, and professional development.
• Oversaw curriculum implementation, assessment moderation, timetabling, and academic resource planning.
• Liaised with accreditation bodies, industry partners, students, and internal stakeholders to ensure compliance, relevance, and continuous improvement.
• Managed campus budgets, facilities, and logistical planning in support of academic delivery.
• Acted as lecturer and internal moderator on selected modules as required.

Lecturer at CAMPUS OF PERFORMING ARTS (2009 – 2014)

• Delivered and assessed modules including Bass Guitar, Music Theory, Live Performance, Songwriting & Arranging, and Music Production.
• Contributed to curriculum design, module review, and academic quality assurance processes.
• Mentored students individually and in groups, supporting academic progression and professional readiness.

BTech in Music – Tshwane University of Technology (2014)

National Diploma in Music – Tshwane University of Technology (2013)

Grade 12 – Pretoria College (1998)