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.

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