Teach English grammar in person in Kahnawà:ke, analyzing phrases, clauses, sentences, and ESL learner errors. The course runs evenings during Winter 2027.
McGill University’s Office of First Nations and Inuit Education seeks a Course Lecturer for EDSL 350 760/762, Essentials of English Grammar. The three-credit course examines grammatical form, meaning, and function through connected text and discourse. Instruction takes place February 22 to March 26, 2027, with contract dates from February 8 to April 9.
Key Responsibilities:

Analyze English phrases, clauses, and sentences through discourse level
Distinguish grammatical form, meaning, and function
Identify, analyze, and correct common ESL learner errors
Adapt course content to Kahnawà:ke’s educational, social, and cultural context
Participate in online coordination and planning before course commencement
Requirements:

Master’s degree, or exceptional related professional or research experience
Expert knowledge of the stated English grammar course content
Knowledge of Quebec Education Program and partnering school board curriculum
Experience teaching in Quebec elementary schools or similar courses
Knowledge of Indigenous issues and equity, diversity, and inclusion pedagogy
Apply English grammar expertise, ESL error analysis, and Indigenous-context teaching knowledge as McGill’s Course Lecturer.

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English Grammar Course Lecturer