Job opportunity
Computing Course Corrector CUPE
University of Ottawa
Mark computing coursework in person at the University of Ottawa’s Main Campus during the 2027 Winter Semester. Apply thorough course knowledge and English proofreading expertise.
This Corrector position supports Professional Practice in Computing, course CSI/ELG/SEG2911, Section D. Five positions are available for the Faculty of Engineering’s EECS_ST unit. The work involves evaluating student submissions and accurately recording results for an expected enrolment of 75.
Key Responsibilities:
Mark students’ written work for the specific course
Grade submissions using thorough course material knowledge
Calculate student grades accurately
Record grades for enrolled students
Requirements:
Thorough knowledge of the course material
Expertise in writing and proofreading written English
Preference for completing this course or equivalent with A or better
Attend a teaching assistant workshop if necessary
Be ready for an interview if considered
Use computing course knowledge, grading accuracy, and English proofreading expertise as a Corrector at the University of Ottawa.
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Apply on source site This Corrector position supports Professional Practice in Computing, course CSI/ELG/SEG2911, Section D. Five positions are available for the Faculty of Engineering’s EECS_ST unit. The work involves evaluating student submissions and accurately recording results for an expected enrolment of 75.
Key Responsibilities:
Mark students’ written work for the specific course
Grade submissions using thorough course material knowledge
Calculate student grades accurately
Record grades for enrolled students
Requirements:
Thorough knowledge of the course material
Expertise in writing and proofreading written English
Preference for completing this course or equivalent with A or better
Attend a teaching assistant workshop if necessary
Be ready for an interview if considered
Use computing course knowledge, grading accuracy, and English proofreading expertise as a Corrector at the University of Ottawa.
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