Teach Canada’s architectural history through writing assessment and communication skills at the University of Toronto’s St. George campus. Support in-person Wednesday lectures in downtown Toronto.
This sessional instructional assistant supports FAH273H1S Canada Buildings and Landscapes in the Department of Art History. The course examines Canadian building traditions, landscapes, resources, history, land rights, immigration, urban design, and heritage. The appointment runs from January 1 to April 30, 2027, for 95 hours. Toronto class projects provide first-hand study opportunities.
Key Responsibilities: Attend weekly in-person lectures on Wednesdays
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 breadth relevant to course materials
Previous teaching assistant experience
Teaching, writing, and communication skills in art history
At least two years creating and marking undergraduate art history writing
Apply art history teaching, writing, and assessment expertise to Canada Buildings and Landscapes at the University of Toronto.

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