Teach Traditional Indigenous Art I in Regina while guiding university students through academic discussion, assessment, and course requirements. The course is delivered on-site.

This Sessional Instructor teaches INA 210 S01/S02 during Winter 2027. The position requires post-secondary teaching experience, solid written and verbal communication, and careful academic reporting. You will prepare course materials, support student learning, and consult Department Heads about academic or student matters. Experience with remedial language teaching may be an asset.

Key Responsibilities:

- Teach course content within university academic guidelines
- Monitor forums and assign grades to cohort students
- Prepare course outlines and final examinations
- Provide academic counselling and homework support




- Invigilate, grade, and submit examinations and papers

Requirements:

- Master’s Degree with at least five years’ work experience
- Relevant post-secondary teaching experience
- Superior written and verbal communication skills
- Self-motivation, attention to detail, and academic reporting compliance
- Cross-cultural experience or First Nations language ability considered an asset

Apply your teaching, assessment, and student-support expertise to Traditional Indigenous Art I at the First Nations University of Canada.

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📌 Traditional Indigenous Art Instructor (Regina)
🏢 First Nations University of Canada
📍 Regina