Job opportunity
Negotiations Course Instructional Assistant
University of Toronto
Support MMI1050 Negotiations as an Instructional Assistant, applying careful case reading and feedback skills during Thursday morning classes.
This master's level course examines distribution and integrated negotiations, agents, disputes, and multi-party negotiations. The Sessional Instructional Assistant supports the Professor and students through marking, consultations, exam invigilation, and classroom feedback. The course uses research from cognitive, behavioural, and social sciences.
Key Responsibilities:
Prepare by carefully reading cases before marking assignments
Meet occasionally with students to discuss assignments
Invigilate the final examination
Assist with marking tests and final examinations
Attend each class and provide feedback to the Professor
Requirements:
PhD student preferred
Suitable qualified graduate student considered
Working professional with suitable qualifications considered
Availability Thursdays from 09:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Interest in master's level negotiations instruction
Apply your negotiation knowledge, case-reading preparation, and student consultation skills in MMI1050 classroom support.
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Apply on source site This master's level course examines distribution and integrated negotiations, agents, disputes, and multi-party negotiations. The Sessional Instructional Assistant supports the Professor and students through marking, consultations, exam invigilation, and classroom feedback. The course uses research from cognitive, behavioural, and social sciences.
Key Responsibilities:
Prepare by carefully reading cases before marking assignments
Meet occasionally with students to discuss assignments
Invigilate the final examination
Assist with marking tests and final examinations
Attend each class and provide feedback to the Professor
Requirements:
PhD student preferred
Suitable qualified graduate student considered
Working professional with suitable qualifications considered
Availability Thursdays from 09:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Interest in master's level negotiations instruction
Apply your negotiation knowledge, case-reading preparation, and student consultation skills in MMI1050 classroom support.
#J-18808-Ljbffr