Teach Contemporary Issues II online through John Abbott College’s Iyeskuwiiu Program, using Eeyou-Eenou knowledge and culturally relevant pedagogy. Winter instruction runs January through April. The Centre for Continuing Education seeks an instructor for Land & Technology in a culturally rooted preparation year. The course supports Eeyou-Eenou students developing academic skills and cultural pride. Classes meet Mondays and Wednesdays from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. Key Responsibilities:
Teach Contemporary Issues II: Land & Technology Deliver 45 hours of online instruction Apply culturally relevant, sensitive, appropriate pedagogy Address Eeyou-Eenou culture, history, society, and rights Requirements:
Bachelor’s degree in Indigenous Studies or equivalent Relevant diploma and demonstrated subject experience Several years’ postsecondary teaching experience preferred Knowledge of Eeyou-Eenou communities and culture English/Cree bilingualism and online teaching preferred Bring Indigenous Studies expertise, cultural knowledge, and online teaching experience to Contemporary Issues II for Eeyou-Eenou students.
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Contemporary Issues Instructor Eeyou-Eenou Studies in Québec employer: John Abbott
John Abbott College is an exceptional employer that fosters a collaborative and inclusive work culture, making it an ideal place for educators passionate about cybersecurity. With a commitment to professional development and a focus on empowering diverse voices, the college offers unique opportunities for growth while contributing to the community's educational landscape. Located in a vibrant area, employees benefit from a supportive environment that values innovation and excellence in teaching.
