Elevate your teaching career at McGill University as a Criminal Trial Advocacy Instructor this Winter 2027. Develop critical litigation skills focusing on defense or prosecution roles while engaging with undergraduate law students.McGill University's Faculty of Law is seeking an experienced instructor for LAWG 531. This course encompasses essential topics like direct and cross-examination, opening and closing arguments, and ethical practices in criminal trials. With a commitment to equity and diversity, McGill encourages applications from all qualified candidates who can engage with diverse communities.Key Responsibilities:Teach specialized topics in criminal trial advocacyGuide students through examination methods and best practicesProvide insights on preparing for criminal trialsAssess student understanding and engagementFoster a bilingual learning environmentRequirements:Juris Doctor or equivalent degree in lawSeveral years of significant legal practice experienceExperience teaching in a bilingual settingStrong commitment to equity and diversityAbility to engage with diverse student backgroundsJoin McGill University in shaping future litigators through quality legal education.