Teach future educators in Kahnawà:ke through Indigenous knowledge, culturally responsive pedagogy, and expertise in Quebec elementary education. This in-person Winter 2027 assignment begins planning beforehand.
The Office of First Nations and Inuit Education at McGill University is hiring a Course Lecturer for EDEC 201. The First Year Professional Seminar examines school culture, community, professional teaching, school operations, teacher-role complexity, competencies, and working portfolios. Successful applicants will adapt the course to local educational, social, and cultural realities while reflecting current developments and program requirements.
Key Responsibilities:
- Deliver the First Year Professional Seminar in person
- Integrate Indigenous knowledge and pedagogical approaches
- Connect course content with school and community contexts
- Address professional competencies and working portfolios
- Coordinate and plan approximately two weeks before delivery
Requirements:
- Master's degree, or significant relevant research or professional experience
- Knowledge of colonialism's impact on Indigenous communities
- Experience teaching in Quebec elementary schools
- Experience teaching similar courses in Indigenous communities
- Experience developing Indigenous knowledge-grounded curriculum or instruction
Apply Indigenous education expertise and Quebec teaching experience to support pre-service educators in Kahnawà:ke.
Indigenous Education Course Lecturer employer: McGill University
McGill University is an exceptional employer, offering a vibrant work culture that fosters innovation and collaboration in the heart of Montreal. As an Assistant Professor, you will have access to extensive resources for research and teaching, along with opportunities for professional development and community engagement, making it a rewarding environment for academic growth and impactful contributions.
