Sessional Instructors in Mi'kmaq Studies
- Sydney, NS
- Hybrid
- Posted Sep 2, 2026
- 1 position
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- Employment type
- Part-time
- Experience level
- Mid-level · 2+ years
- Minimum education
- Master’s degree
- Apply by
- Nov 7, 2026
- Posting language
- English
- Working hours
- 40 hours per week
Job summary
Instructors are responsible for teaching Mi'kmaq Studies courses on campus, online, or within First Nations communities. They will foster academic critical thinking and awareness of Mi'kmaw perspectives while supporting student success.
Job details
Instructors are responsible for teaching Mi'kmaq Studies courses on campus, online, or within First Nations communities. They will foster academic critical thinking and awareness of Mi'kmaw perspectives while supporting student success. Candidates should possess a graduate degree in a relevant discipline or significant traditional, cultural, and community-based knowledge. Experience teaching in First Nations communities and relevant subject matter expertise are required.
What you’ll do
Instructors are responsible for teaching Mi'kmaq Studies courses on campus, online, or within First Nations communities. They will foster academic critical thinking and awareness of Mi'kmaw perspectives while supporting student success.
Requirements
Candidates should possess a graduate degree in a relevant discipline or significant traditional, cultural, and community-based knowledge. Experience teaching in First Nations communities and relevant subject matter expertise are required.
Listed skills
- Organization · Preferred
- Attention to detail · Preferred
- Critical Thinking · Preferred
- discipline · Preferred
Other relevant skills
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- Teaching
- Mi'kmaw Language
- Mi'kmaw History
- Traditional Governance
- Academic Critical Thinking
- Curriculum Development
- Community Engagement
- Indigenous Education
- Student Support
- Scholarship
Job areas
- Education
- Social Services