Teach Geography, History and Citizenship Education in person at Kahnawà:ke, drawing on expert course knowledge and Quebec curriculum experience. The winter 2027 assignment serves elementary teacher education.

McGill University’s Office of First Nations and Inuit Education is hiring a Course Lecturer for EDEE 280 760/762. You will deliver a three-credit, multidisciplinary course exploring citizenship themes, geographical regions, and historical periods in the Quebec Education Program. The appointment runs March 15 to May 7, 2027, with classes from March 29 to April 23.

Key Responsibilities:

- Teach Geography, History and Citizenship Education to pre-service teachers
- Connect course themes with the Quebec Education Program
- Adapt instruction to Kahnawà:ke’s educational, social, and cultural context




- Participate in online coordination and planning before course commencement
- Update content and references with current advances in the field

Requirements:

- Master’s degree or significant relevant experience in exceptional circumstances
- Expert knowledge of the stated course content
- Knowledge of the Quebec Education Program and school board curriculum
- Experience teaching in Quebec elementary schools
- Experience with Indigenous issues, knowledge, or pedagogies

Bring elementary education, curriculum, and Indigenous-context expertise to McGill’s Kahnawà:ke course delivery this winter.

📌 Geography History Education Lecturer (Kahnawake)
🏢 McGill University
📍 Kahnawake