Job Description & How to Apply Below
Teach curriculum courses at the University of Saskatchewan as a Sessional Lecturer, focusing on practical methods to inspire future educators. Share your expertise in curriculum design and Indigenous knowledge within Saskatoon.
Candidates holding an M.Ed. degree or significant educational experience are encouraged to apply for teaching positions across various disciplines in the College of Education. The role consists of lecturing students about arts education, social studies, and methods in mathematics and science, ensuring inclusion of diverse perspectives, especially Indigenous context and culture.
Key Responsibilities:
• Teach multiple curriculum courses across formats
• Design engaging lectures for up to 55 students
• Incorporate community knowledge and pedagogy
• Provide resources and support for student learning
• Collaborate with Indigenous partners to strengthen course relevance
Requirements:
• M.Ed. degree or significant academic progress
• Relevant teaching or professional experience necessary
• Awareness of socioeconomic factors impacting education
• Prior community course teaching experience preferred
• Capability to adapt curricula for diverse learners
Contribute to shaping educators' paths at the University of Saskatchewan through impactful teaching.
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