Sessional Instructor for INDG 100
3 days ago
saskatoon, division no. 11, Canada
First Nations University of Canada
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Become a Sessional Instructor for INDG 100 at the First Nations University of Canada for Winter 2027. Shape future leaders through engaging academic discussions and support.
This position is designed for experienced educators to teach within university guidelines. You will monitor discussions, prepare course materials, and offer essential academic counselling to students. Your expertise will benefit those working on assignments and exams while consulting with Department Heads on student matters.
Key Responsibilities:
• Teach INDG 100 course content to students
• Facilitate and monitor class discussions actively
• Prepare course outlines and assess final exams
• Provide academic counselling and invigilate exams
• Consult on academic issues with Department Heads
Requirements:
• Master’s Degree with 5 years of experience
• Experience teaching in a post-secondary institution
• Strong communication skills (written and verbal)
• Experience in a cross-cultural environment
• Ability to speak a First Nations language preferred
Apply your teaching skills and passion for Indigenous studies this Winter 2027 at First Nations University.
This position is designed for experienced educators to teach within university guidelines. You will monitor discussions, prepare course materials, and offer essential academic counselling to students. Your expertise will benefit those working on assignments and exams while consulting with Department Heads on student matters.
Key Responsibilities:
• Teach INDG 100 course content to students
• Facilitate and monitor class discussions actively
• Prepare course outlines and assess final exams
• Provide academic counselling and invigilate exams
• Consult on academic issues with Department Heads
Requirements:
• Master’s Degree with 5 years of experience
• Experience teaching in a post-secondary institution
• Strong communication skills (written and verbal)
• Experience in a cross-cultural environment
• Ability to speak a First Nations language preferred
Apply your teaching skills and passion for Indigenous studies this Winter 2027 at First Nations University.