Teach Waskawimakanwa Meciwaci Isihtwawina at UCN through culturally relevant instruction, Indigenous knowledge, and adult learner support. Occasional travel is required.
Reporting to the Associate Dean of Ininimowin, the WMI Instructor plans and delivers courses and culture camps. The position serves UCN campuses and community-based programs while supporting Indigenous and adult learners. It combines curriculum development, student evaluation, practicum coordination, and academic progress support.
Key Responsibilities:
- Plan, coordinate, and deliver WMI courses
- Deliver culture camps at UCN campuses and in communities
- Develop culturally relevant curriculum with the advisory committee
- Support Council of Elders and community Elders participation
- Evaluate students and maintain course records
Requirements:
- Master's degree or equivalent education and experience
- Knowledge of Indigenous cultures, history, and instructional practices
- Post-secondary teaching experience with Indigenous and adult learners
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office 365, Zoom, and Teams
- Valid Class 5 License and Canadian work authorization
Bring Indigenous knowledge, culturally relevant teaching, and strong communication skills to WMI instruction across UCN's northern communities.
WMI Instructor Indigenous Adult Education in Thompson employer: University College of the North
At UCN, we are dedicated to building better futures for northern communities through education and support. As a recognized leader in fostering an inclusive and innovative work culture, we offer a comprehensive Total Compensation Package, including health benefits and a pension plan, alongside exceptional opportunities for personal and professional growth. Join us in making a meaningful impact while enjoying the unique advantages of working in a supportive environment that values Indigenous cultures and lifelong learning.
Contact Details:
University College of the North Recruitment Team
