Job opportunity
Feminist Gender Studies Teaching Assistant
University of Ottawa
Apply feminist and gender studies knowledge as an in-person Teaching Assistant for FEM2111A at the University of Ottawa’s Main Campus.
This CUPE position supports Class, Work, Gender and (Re)Production during the 2027 Winter Semester. The course examines gender, social class, racialization, paid and unpaid work, care work, skills, employment, and production and reproduction politics. Responsibilities are arranged with the supervising professor.
Key Responsibilities:
Attend lectures when requested by the supervisor
Lead group discussions for FEM2111A students
Mark assigned course work
Hold office hours to meet with students
Proctor examinations and meet supervisor deadlines
Requirements:
Knowledge of Women’s, Gender, or Feminist Studies
Good oral and written English language command
Good communication and facilitation skills
Ability to work in person on campus
Ability to meet deadlines set by the supervisor
Support FEM2111A students through discussion facilitation, marking, office hours, and exam proctoring in person at uOttawa.
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Apply on source site This CUPE position supports Class, Work, Gender and (Re)Production during the 2027 Winter Semester. The course examines gender, social class, racialization, paid and unpaid work, care work, skills, employment, and production and reproduction politics. Responsibilities are arranged with the supervising professor.
Key Responsibilities:
Attend lectures when requested by the supervisor
Lead group discussions for FEM2111A students
Mark assigned course work
Hold office hours to meet with students
Proctor examinations and meet supervisor deadlines
Requirements:
Knowledge of Women’s, Gender, or Feminist Studies
Good oral and written English language command
Good communication and facilitation skills
Ability to work in person on campus
Ability to meet deadlines set by the supervisor
Support FEM2111A students through discussion facilitation, marking, office hours, and exam proctoring in person at uOttawa.
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