Adjunct Expert in Christian Counselling, MA Program

Redeemer; Hamilton; On-site; CAD 6,200 - 6,600; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Stipend per 3-credit course

Job summary

Redeemer University invites applications for Subject Matter Experts and Adjunct Instructors in the Master of Arts in Christian Counselling. The roles involve developing graduate courses and delivering teaching aligned with Redeemer’s Christian mission.

Candidates should hold a master’s degree with relevant clinical experience; a PhD is preferred. Experience in post-secondary course development and teaching is valued, with contracts issued in Summer 2027 and teaching contracts at a later date.

Qualifications

• Minimum of a master's degree and relevant clinical experience; PhD (preferred) in Clinical Psychology, Social Work or a related field.
• Candidates should align with Redeemer’s Christian mission of integrating faith in teaching.
• Previous post-secondary course development and/or teaching experience is preferred.
• Course development contracts issued in Summer 2027 with teaching contracts to be issued later.

Responsibilities

• In alignment with course learning outcomes, the SME will create all course materials and content.
• Selection of appropriate resources (i.e. course texts, supplemental materials).
• Regular check-ins with and progress reports to appropriate team members.
• Teaching duties include scheduled office hours, student consultations, grading, and adherence to learning outcomes.

Skills

Course development

Graduate teaching

Education

Master's degree

PhD preferred

Job description

Redeemer University invites applications for Subject Matter Experts and Adjunct Instructors in the Master of Arts in Christian Counselling. The roles involve developing graduate courses and delivering teaching aligned with Redeemer’s Christian mission.

Candidates should hold a master’s degree with relevant clinical experience; a PhD is preferred. Experience in post-secondary course development and teaching is valued, with contracts issued in Summer 2027 and teaching contracts at a later date.