Teach Introduction to Law in person at Carleton University, using case analysis and courtroom activities to engage teenagers aged 13–17. Deliver Circuit Stream’s summer curriculum from July 19–30, 2027.

This instructor role suits a legal practitioner, legal educator, or law student with robust communication and facilitation skills. You will make legal concepts accessible through case analysis, legal research, evidence evaluation, persuasive advocacy, and mock-trial preparation. Provided lessons and activities support instruction.

Key Responsibilities:

- Deliver Circuit Stream’s Introduction to Law curriculum clearly
- Guide case analysis, legal research, and evidence evaluation
- Prepare students for courtroom procedure and mock trials




- Facilitate respectful discussion and appropriate behavior
- Monitor understanding and communicate learner needs

Requirements:

- Law, legal studies, political science, or related experience
- Completed JD or related bachelor’s degree
- Strong communication and classroom facilitation skills
- Enjoyment of working with teenagers
- Availability for all listed weekday teaching dates

Bring legal knowledge, persuasive advocacy, and engaging facilitation to Circuit Stream’s Introduction to Law students at Carleton University.

📌 Introduction to Law Summer Instructor (Canada)
🏢 Circuit Stream
📍 Canada