At a Glance
- Tasks: Teach auditing theory and application to eager students at the University of Regina.
- Company: Join the Hill Levene School of Business, a hub for aspiring accountants.
- Benefits: Engage with students, shape future professionals, and enjoy academic freedom.
- Other info: Opportunity to inspire the next generation of auditors in a supportive environment.
- Why this job: Make a real impact by sharing your auditing expertise and passion for teaching.
- Qualifications: Graduate degree in a relevant field and CPA designation required.
The predicted salary is between 54000 - 66000 $ per year.
Teach auditing theory and application in person at the University of Regina, using accounting expertise and clear communication during Winter 2027.
The Hill Levene School of Business seeks one Sessional Lecturer for BUS 386.
The course examines auditing philosophy, auditor responsibilities, and independent audit objectives.
The appointment includes classroom teaching, student support, assessment, academic reporting, and consultation with the Associate Dean.
Key Responsibilities
- Prepare course outlines and relevant assignments
- Teach thirteen 2.75 hour lectures throughout the semester
- Evaluate and grade student work
- Support students before and after classes and during office hours
- Submit grades and required materials by deadlines
Requirements
- Graduate or doctorate degree in a relevant discipline
- Recent significant professional experience in auditing or related areas
- Chartered Professional Accountant designation
- Superior written and verbal communication skills
- Recent post secondary teaching experience is an asset
Bring auditing knowledge, teaching experience, and organized academic reporting to BUS 386 at the University of Regina.
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