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MICHIF LANGUAGE INSTRUCTOR
As an instructor of the SIMFC Michif Dialect Community Language Program, you will report to SIMFCs Community Programs Coordinator and Programs Manager in delivering sessions that combine Michif and cultural teachings to the community of Saskatoon.
The position will be a term from first week in September 2019 until March 2020.
Qualifications:
Teaching certificate, University Degree or Bachelor of Education is preferred. Relevant combination of work and experience will also be considered
o Experience in teaching cultural activities
o Understanding of Saskatoons Aboriginal Community
o A valid drivers license and access to a vehicle
o Preference will be given to Aboriginal Candidates (Please self-identify)
o Ability to work weeknight evenings and weekends
Roles and Responsibilities:
Lesson Planning by creating a plan for language outcomes, assessments, and activities.
Implementation by instructing 2 (3 hour) sessions a week to community members held at 2 accessible locations within the city of Saskatoon.
Progress reporting, creating and maintaining records of participants and lesson plans, qualitative and quantitative assessments and instructor evaluation for final report.
CPIC Required.
Essential Skills
- Reading text
- Document use
- Oral communication
- Working with others
- Finding information
- Computer use
- Continuous learning
Transportation/Travel Information
- Own transportation
- Own vehicle
Additional Skills
- Use audio-visual equipment
- Prepare reports
Specific Skills
- Prepare teaching materials and outlines for courses
- Lead discussion groups and seminars
- Develop course content
- Deliver lectures and presentations
Work Setting
- Community agency
Teaching Format
- Lecture
- Classroom
Ability to Supervise
- 11-15 people
Work Location Information
- Urban area
Security and Safety
- Criminal record check (abstract)
Area of Instruction
- Linguistics
Teaching Audience
- Children
- youth
- Adult
- First Nations students
- College/University students