Drive meaningful change as an Instructor at OFIFC, focusing on dismantling anti-Indigenous racism through creative adult learning programs. Engage in curriculum design while promoting trauma-informed teaching methods in a supportive environment.
In this instructional role, you'll assess, design, and evaluate educational initiatives targeted at disrupting racism. Your expertise will shape curricula and deliver impactful training sessions that accommodate diverse learner needs. Collaborating with key personnel and Indigenous Knowledge Keepers, you will create culturally relevant programs that promote understanding and empowerment.
Key Responsibilities:
• Instruct and develop anti-racism courses and workshops
• Implement Indigenous teaching methods for enhanced learning




• Conduct assessments and provide feedback to learners
• Collaborate with industry stakeholders and researchers
• Maintain professional development and instructional efficacy
Requirements:
• Master’s degree in Indigenous Studies or related field
• Minimum 2 years instructional experience
• Knowledge of Indigenous pedagogies and community values
• Proficient in utilizing Learning Management Systems
• Creative in curriculum design and facilitation
Utilize your expertise in education and Indigenous issues to foster an inclusive learning experience at OFIFC.
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📌 Instructor for Anti-Indigenous Racism Education (Toronto)
🏢 Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centres
📍 Toronto