Teach graduate students about workplace democracy and adult education in person at the University of Toronto’s St. George campus in Toronto.

This Sessional Lecturer will lead LHA1148H, An Introduction to Workplace, Organizational and Economic Democracy. The course examines democratizing work, organizations, and the economy through theory, practice, case studies, and critical adult learning. It addresses worker cooperatives, community initiatives, social and solidarity economies, and movements for social change.

Key Responsibilities:

- Prepare and organize the graduate half course
- Lead Monday evening classes from 17:00 to 20:00
- Connect theory and practice through multiple case studies
- Assist students between classes when needed




- Evaluate student work and provide feedback

Requirements:

- Doctorate in Adult Education
- Scholarship in Adult Education and the course subject area
- Community and workplace experience related to equity
- Successful post-secondary teaching experience in the subject area
- Graduate-level teaching experience, preferably using Canvas or Quercus

Apply adult education scholarship, workplace experience, and graduate teaching expertise to LHA1148H at the University of Toronto.

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📌 Graduate Lecturer Workplace Democracy (Toronto)
🏢 University of Toronto
📍 Toronto