Winter Specialist Instructor Posting

Please note that the information provided below is subject to operational constraints brought about as a result of the evolving COVID-19 situation and may change at any time.

September 2022 – January 2023

Competition details, including a summary of duties and responsibilities, required education/experience, total hours and hourly rate are available (PDF) in a linked document.

Applicants must complete and submit this form by the application deadline: 4 July, 2022 (16:00).

Specialist Instructors (SIs) support teaching in SEOS, typically in a lab environment. They are often referred to as Teaching Assistants (TAs). Marking positions are also available.

Most classroom positions are likely to be for 98 hours in 2022-2023 but some time available (required) for some courses is enrollment dependent. Marking positions are always enrollment dependent.

Fall Positions (Type; estimated number of SIs)

• EOS 110 - Oceans & Atmosphere (TA; multiple;)
• EOS 120 - Dynamic Earth (TA; multiple)
• EOS 170 - Natural Hazards (Marker; 1-2)
• EOS 205 - Mineralogy (TA; 2-3)
• EOS 225 - Earth System Modelling (TA; 1)
• EOS 261 - Earth System Evolution (Marker; 1)
• EOS 314 - Descriptive Physical Oceanography (TA; 1)
• EOS 316 - Igneous & Metamorphic Petrology (TA; 2-3)
• EOS 330 - Paleobiology (TA; 1-2)
• EOS 335 - Isotopes in Natural Sciences (TA; 1)
• EOS 350 - Understanding the World's Oceans (Marker; 1)
• EOS 410 - Global Tectonics (Marker; 1)

Spring Positions (Type; estimated number)

• EOS 120 - Dynamic Earth (TA; multiple)
  
• EOS 130 - Climate Change (cross-listed GEOG, TA; multiple)
  
• EOS 201 - Sedimentary Geology (TA; 2-3)
• EOS 202 - Structural Geology (TA; 2-3)
• EOS 240 - Geochemistry (TA; 2-3)
• EOS 312 - Chemical Oceanography (TA; 1-2)
• EOS 313 - Geological Oceanography (TA; 1-2)
• EOS 340 - Atmospheric Sciences (Marker; 1)
• EOS 365 - Climate & Society (Marker; 1)
• EOS 416 – High Temperature Petrology (TA, 1-2)
• EOS 420 – Resource Geology (TA, 1)
• EOS 440 - Hydrogeology (TA, 1)
• EOS 460 - Earth System Science (Marker; 1)
• EOS 480 - Applied Geophysics (TA; 1-2)

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See the linked document (above) for details about this competition.

Please notify the office immediately should your contact information change or if you will be unable to accept a position any time after your application has been submitted.

Please note that hours for most marker positions are enrollment dependant and certain positions may not be offered if a threshhold is not met.  To ensure your application receives full consideration, please be sure to indicate every course which you are qualified (and willing) to instruct.