Shape graduate teaching resources at McGill University through writing, editing, and workshop support. This part time Arts Building assignment focuses on practical instructional materials.
The Office Assistant works under the Associate Dean (Graduate Studies) and Director of the Office of Arts Education. You will review TA resources, consult academic and student stakeholders, and identify updates or professional development needs. The position supports workshops covering teaching practices, lesson planning, classroom engagement, assessment, and portfolios.
Key Responsibilities: Review and revise TA handbooks and onboarding materials
Research teaching and learning practices
Develop accessible resources from pedagogical concepts
Prepare and distribute workshop instructional materials




Coordinate project activities and communications
Requirements: High school diploma and two years related experience
Graduate-level experience required; doctoral studies preferred
Knowledge of university policies and administrative processes
Experience coordinating workshops or team-oriented initiatives
Teaching Assistant, instructor, or facilitator experience is an asset
Apply research, editing, and teaching experience to strengthen graduate instructor resources through McGill Arts Education workshops.

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📌 Teaching Development Office Assistant McGill (Quebec City)
🏢 McGill University
📍 Quebec City