Teach 147 expected students through PSY2105 Child Development, an in-person English course meeting Tuesdays at the University of Ottawa.

This regular part time professor assignment belongs to the Faculty of Social Sciences’ School of Psychology. The three-credit course studies childhood development across physical, cognitive, linguistic, emotional, and social domains. Lessons draw from diverse empirical and theoretical perspectives, alongside current child development research.

Key Responsibilities:

- Deliver PSY2105 in person during Winter 2027
- Teach the scheduled Tuesday evening class
- Examine multiple domains of childhood development
- Integrate empirical and theoretical psychology perspectives
- Inform the School Secretariat about cancelled classes

Requirements:

- Ph.D. in Psychology
- Advanced course-content knowledge
- English instruction capability
- Availability for 39 work hours
- Readiness to complete mandatory legislated training

Support undergraduate learning in Child Development through English instruction, psychological perspectives, and current research at uOttawa.

📌 Child Development Course Instructor (Ottawa)
🏢 University of Ottawa
📍 Ottawa