Teach Fish and Wildlife Technician students at College of the North Atlantic's Corner Brook Campus through classroom and laboratory instruction. Use field knowledge and technology to support learning.

This on-campus, in-person instructor facilitates theory and practical components within the approved curriculum. The work includes instructional planning, assessment, student advising, and collaboration with faculty members. The instructor also supports accreditation and maintains current instructional and trade practices.

Key Responsibilities:

- Facilitate classroom and laboratory learning for Fish and Wildlife Technician students
- Deliver theory and practical components of core courses
- Prepare instructional strategies, techniques, and learning modules




- Establish performance objectives and administer assessments
- Provide academic advising and evaluate student progress

Requirements:

- Bachelor's degree in wildlife, habitat, or natural resource management
- Minimum four years of recent, relevant work experience
- Knowledge of fish and wildlife resource management principles
- Proficiency with technology and explicit communication of complex concepts
- Organizational, problem-solving, and relationship-building skills

Apply fish and wildlife expertise, instructional planning, and student support skills as an instructor at College of the North Atlantic.

📌 Fish and Wildlife Instructor (Badger)
🏢 College of the North Atlantic
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