Faculty,English & Indigenous Studies Job Castlegar area,BC Canada,Education / Teaching

The School of University Arts and Sciences is seeking an instructor to teach the English/Indigenous Studies course, ENGL 202/INDG 202—Canadian Literature I:
Indigenous Voices in the Fall 2026 term.

Note: Selkirk College hires on the basis of merit and is strongly committed to equity and diversity within its community. Selkirk College believes in inclusivity and supports the Calls to Action under the TRC report. For this position, preference will be given to candidates of Indigenous ancestry and active community cultural connections. Self-identifying as Indigenous is respected for those reconnecting with their cultural and confirmed identity.

Main Duties and Responsibilities

Provide in-person instruction to students in English/Indigenous Studies at the 200-level; this includes

examining the works of Indigenous writers from across Canada

examining responses to colonialism within literary works and communities

sharing the vitality of Indigenous writers’ cultures, imaginations, and ways of knowing with students Create and maintain a positive learning environment Provide constructive and meaningful feedback to students Evaluate student progress and achievement Ensure the alignment of course outcomes, assessments, and evaluation

Skills, Knowledge and Abilities

Knowledge of best practices for teaching and learning, including Indigenous pedagogy and teaching philosophy

A commitment to student success, including students with diverse backgrounds and academic needs

Aptitude for engaging students in a trauma-informed and wholistic manner, including sensitivity to the reconnection of cultural practice for Indigenous students

Strong organizational, teamwork, and problem-solving skills

Knowledge of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission Report, including the Calls to Action

Education and Experience

A Master’s degree in English Literature or Indigenous Studies

Demonstrated successful teaching experience at the post-secondary level

Demonstrated experience living or working in Indigenous community. Candidates are encouraged to supply a reference from a member of an Indigenous community.

An equivalent combination of education and Indigenous cultural experience will be considered

Experience with Moodle (or similar) Learning Management System is an asset

This is a short-term, part-time (20%) position commencing August 24, 2026 and ending December 28, 2026. Salary and benefits are in accordance with the Selkirk College Faculty Association Collective Agreement. The salary range is $2,709.12 to $4,341.23 bi-weekly (at 100% appointment) and is based on qualifications and experience.

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Faculty, English & Indigenous Studies