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Job Title:Instructor, Indigenous Leadership in Recreation, Recreation StudiesEmployee Group:LFAEmployee Type:Regular (Fixed Term)Start Date:Monday, January 4 2027End Date:Friday, April 30 2027Job Summary:The Department of Recreation Studies at snəw̓eyəɬ leləm̓ Langara College is recruiting an instructor to teach in our new Indigenous Leadership in Recreation program. We are seeking an instructor the following 1-credit courses:RECR 1105 Leadership & Facilitation in Indigenous Recreation (Spring 2027)RECR 1110 Indigenous Recreation Programming & Events (Spring 2027)RECR 1115 Networking & Partnerships in Indigenous Recreation (Spring 2027)A successful applicant new to the LFA employment group may be entitled to begin 1 December 2026, to allow for course preparation and set-up prior to the start of classes.

Job Description
This is an exciting opportunity to be part of growing Recreation Studies department at snəw̓eyəɬ leləm̓ Langara College. We are seeking instructors with a strong record of teaching adult learners, and active relationships within Indigenous communities.




The Department of Recreation Studies is recruiting an instructor for the following 1-credit courses in the current Indigenous Leadership in Recreation micro credential program:RECR 1105 Leadership & Facilitation in Indigenous Recreation (Spring 2027)RECR 1110 Indigenous Recreation Programming & Events (Spring 2027)RECR 1115 Networking & Partnerships in Indigenous Recreation (Spring 2027)These courses are taught in a mixed mode configuration, with some courses delivered online, while others in-community.
Successful candidates will have experience living and working within Indigenous communities and a good understanding of diverse Indigenous value systems, cultural practices, protocols, and ceremony. Land-based experiences and knowledge are considered an asset. Experience working with Indigenous Elders and Knowledge Keepers is also considered an asset.
A successful applicant new to the LFA employment group may be entitled to begin 1 December 2026, to allow for course preparation and set-up prior to the start of classes.

Qualifications:
Master’s Degree (PhD preferred) in Leisure Studies, Recreation, Leadership, Adult Education, Public Administration or related field or an equivalent combination of education, professional experience, and lived experience including traditional and cultural knowledge. .
Demonstrated experience working with Indigenous communities using community-based/participatory methodologies.




Has worked in the field of Indigenous Recreation and / or Community Recreation for a minimum of 5 years (full time or equivalent)Demonstrates a commitment to excellence in his/her workPosseses strong sector connections within the recreation field, participating in professional associations, board membership and/or community organizations. An ideal candidate would have existing working relationships or familiarity with the Nations who co-designed the program (Musqueam, K'omoks, Tla'amin Homalco Nations), or working relationships with other Nations in BC.
Preference will be given to candidates who have experience teaching Indigenous learners at the post-secondary level (on-line, mixed mode or classroom).
Applicants must have experience facilitating or teaching youth and adult learners in the recreation environment.
Employees of Langara College must reside in British ColumbiaApplicants must be willing to work in a collaborative faculty team environment and participate in related departmental and college-wide activities. The successful instructor will engage in building a positive learning community within their course and achieve innovative ways of connecting theory to practical situations for learners.
The successful candidate is a recognized leader in Indigenous Recreation and / or Community Recreation and is prepared to actively promote Recreation Studies programs to potential students.
In addition, the successful candidate will have the desire and administrative and leadership skills to take on leadership roles within the Department such as Program Coordinator and/or Department Chair in the future.
While applications for individual courses will be considered, preference will be given to the candidate able to teach all of the courses listed above.
Duties and

Responsibilities:
Be responsible for the preparation and delivery of lecture material; the design, set-up, and delivery of group

📌 Instructor, Indigenous Leadership in Recreation, Recreation Studies (Canada)
🏢 Langara College
📍 Canada