Teach future educators in Kahnawà:ke through Indigenous knowledge, culturally responsive pedagogy, and expertise in Quebec elementary education. This in-person Winter 2027 assignment begins planning beforehand.

The Office of First Nations and Inuit Education at McGill University is hiring a Course Lecturer for EDEC 201. The First Year Professional Seminar examines school culture, community, professional teaching, school operations, teacher-role complexity, competencies, and working portfolios. Successful applicants will adapt the course to local educational, social, and cultural realities while reflecting current developments and program requirements.

Key Responsibilities:

- Deliver the First Year Skilled Seminar in person
- Integrate Indigenous knowledge and pedagogical approaches




- Connect course content with school and community contexts
- Address professional competencies and working portfolios
- Coordinate and plan approximately two weeks before delivery

Requirements:

- Master’s degree, or significant relevant research or professional experience
- Knowledge of colonialism’s impact on Indigenous communities
- Experience teaching in Quebec elementary schools
- Experience teaching similar courses in Indigenous communities
- Experience developing Indigenous knowledge-grounded curriculum or instruction

Apply Indigenous education expertise and Quebec teaching experience to support pre-service educators in Kahnawà:ke.

📌 Indigenous Education Course Lecturer (Kahnawake)
🏢 McGill University
📍 Kahnawake