Empower students in Trial Advocacy at McGill University for Winter 2027. This course emphasizes both written and oral advocacy skills through practical, hands-on exercises.
Join the Faculty of Law at McGill University as an instructor for the Trial Advocacy course, which carries three credits. The course is designed to develop crucial skills such as case theory, drafting pleadings, and conducting examinations. Be prepared for a agile classroom setting that encourages active student participation.
Key Responsibilities:
• Teach written and oral advocacy techniques
• Guide students in drafting legal pleadings
• Facilitate effective discovery and cross-examinations
• Oversee student practice in expert witness examination
• Lead discussions on delivering closing arguments
Requirements:
• Minimum first degree in law
• Several years of relevant skilled experience
• Experience teaching undergraduate law in French and English
• Active participation in all practical exercises
• Engagement with diverse student communities
Contribute your expertise in advocacy and law to shape the next generation of legal professionals at McGill University.
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📌 Trial Advocacy Instructor Winter 2027 Guelph (Canada)
🏢 McGill University
📍 Canada