Support FEM2111A students through discussion facilitation and marking as a Teaching Assistant at the University of Ottawa’s Main Campus.

In this CUPE appointment, you will contribute to Class, Work, Gender and (Re)Production in the 2027 Winter Semester. The course explores how gender, social class, and racialization shape work, care, skills, employment, and production and reproduction politics. Work is delivered in person.

Key Responsibilities:

- Facilitate group discussions connected to course themes
- Mark student work according to course expectations
- Meet students during scheduled office hours
- Proctor examinations as assigned
- Attend lectures and meet established deadlines

Requirements:

- Background in Women’s, Gender, or Feminist Studies
- Robust spoken and written English language skills
- Effective communication and facilitation abilities
- Availability for on-campus work
- Ability to follow supervisor-set deadlines

Use your English communication and facilitation skills to support teaching, assessment, and student contact for FEM2111A.

📌 A Course Teaching Assistant (Canada)
🏢 University of Ottawa
📍 Canada