Teaching Assistant, EFDT 101 (req5689)

Department: Educational Foundations
Location: Saskatoon
Status: Term
Employment Group: Graduate Students - PSAC
Posted Date: 6/12/2020
Closing Date: 6/21/2020
Number of Openings: 1

The Department of Educational Foundations, College of Education, invites applications for Teaching Assistants for the following courses during the 2020 summer session:

Course Names: EFDT 101.3 Introduction to Education

Start Date & End Date: July 2, 2020 to August 14, 2020

Rate of Pay: $20.04 per hour

Required Number of Hours: Up to 39 hours during the academic term

Duration of Employment: 2020 Summer Session

Qualifications
Duties: In the appointment of Teaching Assistant, your general duties and responsibilities, depending on the class assigned, will include the following:

• Assisting the instructor with one of the courses listed above
• Marking assignments and projects
• Assisting with final exam preparation and delivery
• Other duties as assigned
• You will report to Dr. Barb Wotherspoon

Skills and Abilities: Registration in a graduate program and teaching experience.

To apply:

• Submit application no later than June 21,

This position is in scope of PSAC.

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