Use Indigenous education expertise to teach Land & Technology online in John Abbott College’s Iyeskuwiiu Program during Winter 2027. English/Cree bilingualism is preferred.

This hourly teaching assignment covers Contemporary Issues II: Land & Technology within a two-semester Springboard to DCS. The course offers Eeyou-Eenou students culturally rooted academic preparation. Instruction takes place Mondays and Wednesdays, from January 4 through April 22, 2027, for 45 hours.

Key Responsibilities:

- Teach the Contemporary Issues II course online
- Support culturally rooted academic preparation
- Teach with culturally relevant and sensitive pedagogy
- Draw on Eeyou-Eenou history, society, culture, and rights

Requirements:

- Indigenous Studies bachelor’s degree or equivalent
- College diploma with directly related experience
- High school diploma with relevant subject experience
- Teaching experience with Indigenous students preferred
- Cree classroom experience and Cree language skills valued

Teach Land & Technology through culturally appropriate online instruction grounded in Eeyou-Eenou communities, rights, and history.

📌 Online Indigenous Education Instructor Land Technology (Quebec City)
🏢 John Abbott
📍 Quebec City