Teach English grammar in person in Kahnawà:ke, analyzing phrases, clauses, sentences, and ESL learner errors. The course runs evenings during Winter 2027.

McGill University’s Office of First Nations and Inuit Education seeks a Course Lecturer for EDSL 350 760/762, Essentials of English Grammar. The three-credit course examines grammatical form, meaning, and function through connected text and discourse. Instruction takes place February 22 to March 26, 2027, with contract dates from February 8 to April 9.

Key Responsibilities:

- Analyze English phrases, clauses, and sentences through discourse level
- Distinguish grammatical form, meaning, and function
- Identify, analyze, and correct common ESL learner errors
- Adapt course content to Kahnawà:ke’s educational, social, and cultural context




- Participate in online coordination and planning before course commencement

Requirements:

- Master’s degree, or exceptional related qualified or research experience
- Expert knowledge of the stated English grammar course content
- Knowledge of Quebec Education Program and partnering school board curriculum
- Experience teaching in Quebec elementary schools or similar courses
- Knowledge of Indigenous issues and equity, diversity, and inclusion pedagogy

Apply English grammar expertise, ESL error analysis, and Indigenous-context teaching knowledge as McGill’s Course Lecturer.

📌 English Grammar Course Lecturer (Canada)
🏢 McGill University
📍 Canada