Teach and assess Renaissance art history at the University of Toronto in downtown Toronto, supporting FAH338H1S through in-person lectures.

This sessional instructional assistant appointment covers Art and Consumers in the Renaissance from 1400 to 1700. The course examines Italian material culture, consumerism, and works across different art media. Candidates need a completed Master’s degree, teaching, writing, communication, and assessment experience in art history.

Key Responsibilities:

- Attend weekly in-person lectures on Tuesdays
- Grade, tabulate, and track student grades
- Invigilate tests and examinations
- Hold office hours for regular student meetings
- Complete additional duties determined by the course instructor

Requirements:

- Completed Master’s degree in Art History
- Historical and geographical knowledge relevant to course materials
- Previous teaching assistant experience
- At least two years grading undergraduate art history writing
- Teaching, writing, and communication skills in art history

Support FAH338H1S students through Renaissance art history expertise, careful assessment, and regular academic communication.

📌 Art History Sessional Instructional Assistant (Toronto)
🏢 University of Toronto
📍 Toronto