Job opportunity
McGill Graduate Teaching Assistant
McGill University
Teach and support students in McGill's Constructing Mental Health course with discussion leadership, assessment, and instructional assistance. The appointment runs January 5 to April 14, 2027.
This Teaching Assistant appointment is offered through SPOT for OCC1. The successful candidate will assist with course preparation, manage myCourses, answer student inquiries, and contribute to discussions. The position also includes grading, feedback, selected in-class support, and assessment of student work tied to course objectives.
Key Responsibilities:
Assist with preparation of course materials
Support selected in-class teaching sessions
Answer inquiries from students
Grade and comment on submitted student work
Assess student work against course objectives
Requirements:
Current McGill Master's or Doctoral student
Desired major in Occupational Therapy
Graduate teaching experience preferred as an asset
Eligibility to work in Canada required
Bring graduate teaching experience, Occupational Therapy knowledge, assessment, and student support skills to McGill's Constructing Mental Health course.
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Apply on source site This Teaching Assistant appointment is offered through SPOT for OCC1. The successful candidate will assist with course preparation, manage myCourses, answer student inquiries, and contribute to discussions. The position also includes grading, feedback, selected in-class support, and assessment of student work tied to course objectives.
Key Responsibilities:
Assist with preparation of course materials
Support selected in-class teaching sessions
Answer inquiries from students
Grade and comment on submitted student work
Assess student work against course objectives
Requirements:
Current McGill Master's or Doctoral student
Desired major in Occupational Therapy
Graduate teaching experience preferred as an asset
Eligibility to work in Canada required
Bring graduate teaching experience, Occupational Therapy knowledge, assessment, and student support skills to McGill's Constructing Mental Health course.
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