Teaching position- Introduction to Politics

Job description

Job description:
Introduction to Politics (385-1F1-DW) 45 h EN
What is political science? How does it distinguish itself from other disciplines in social sciences? What are the institutions and structures that characterize Canada and how do they operate? How can we have an impact on these institutions? What about First Nations political organizations and structures? This introductory course is centered on various Canadian political structures and their operatives. The course also tackles First Nations organizations. Students will learn about the main political issues of the Canadian society. They will be able to reflect on how these political systems influence the contemporary identity of First Nations.

Requirements:
– Post-secondary degree in politics or any other related field
– A graduate degree is an asset.
– Five (5) years of experience with a clientele with adjustment difficulties.
– Good knowledge of the First Nations environment, either because they are part of it or because they have worked there.
– Excellent oral and written skills in English.

Required experience and qualifications

Requirements:
– Post-secondary degree in politics or any other related field
– A graduate degree is an asset.
– Five (5) years of experience with a clientele with adjustment difficulties.
– Good knowledge of the First Nations environment, either because they are part of it or because they have worked there.
– Excellent oral and written skills in English.

For beginning First Nations teachers, a mentoring program is in place to train the next generation of teachers.

Job posting period

Until 2023-06-30 at 14:52