DUTIES : It is expected that the successful candidate will: Practice scholarly teaching in lectures, labs and practica Perform ongoing curricular development in lectures, labs and practica Create and maintain a quality and safe learning workplace Support and advocate for ESTR students Contribute, through service, to Program, Department, Faculty, TRU, and the wider community Participate in the recruitment and selection of students Evaluate student performance and be available for student consultation Develop and supervise practicum placements Liaise with employers to support students in their practicum placements Travel to and from practicum placements QUALIFICATIONS A Masters degree in a relevant discipline required or, in exceptional circumstances only, equivalent qualifications and experience that demonstrate the knowledge, skills and abilities normally developed in a master''s program.

Bachelors degree in a relevant discipline or Red Seal in a relevant field required Teaching Certificate,



or Instructors Diploma, or Special Education Certificate required EXPERIENCE: Working with students with intellectual, developmental disabilities, learning disabilities, other neuro-diverse abilities required In employment preparation / supporting students through the career planning and career decision making process required Practicum coordination experience preferred Project-based learning, experiential learning, and work integrated learning preferred Experience in integrating Indigenous knowledge and teaching methods (Truth and Reconciliation Commissions Calls to Action 63) preferred Skills in building student capacity for intercultural understanding, empathy, and mutual respect (TRC CA 62) preferred Teaching excellence, including developing culturally appropriate curricula (TRC CA 10) preferred

📌 Assistant Teaching Professor (Kamloops)
🏢 Thompson Rivers University
📍 Kamloops