Indigenous Studies Instructor: Treaties & Rights

Northern Lights College; Fort St. John; Híbrido; CAD 66.000 - 78.000; A tiempo parcial

Descripción de la vacante

Northern Lights College in Fort St. John, Canada, seeks an instructor for FNST 102: Treaties and Aboriginal Rights. The course covers First Nations land use, treaty rights, and risks from resource extraction, with cohorts on two campuses via video conferencing.

Term Dec 2026 – Apr 2027 (6 hrs/week). Must hold a Master’s in Indigenous Studies with strong community ties; PhD preferred. Classes begin Jan 2027 with prep beforehand.

Formación

• Master's Degree in Indigenous Studies focused on Treaty 8 First Nations or equivalent experience.
• Extensive experience working with/local Indigenous communities or in-depth knowledge of local Indigenous practices.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills and networking abilities.
• Committed to student motivation and success; capable of collaborating as a team member.
• Ph.D. in Indigenous Studies or closely related field preferred.

Responsabilidades

• Deliver FNST 102: Treaties and Aboriginal Rights instruction.
• Discuss First Nations perspectives on land use and treaty rights amid resource extraction.
• Coordinate program delivery on one campus with video-conferencing for the other campus.
• Prepare course materials and conduct course prep before the start date.

Conocimientos

Master's degree in Indigenous Studies

Experience with local Indigenouscommun

Excellent written/verbal communication

Team collaboration

Student motivation and success

Educación

Master's Degree in Indigenous Studies

Ph.D. in Indigenous Studies (preferred)

Descripción del empleo

Northern Lights College in Fort St. John, Canada, seeks an instructor for FNST 102: Treaties and Aboriginal Rights. The course covers First Nations land use, treaty rights, and risks from resource extraction, with cohorts on two campuses via video conferencing.

Term Dec 2026 – Apr 2027 (6 hrs/week). Must hold a Master’s in Indigenous Studies with strong community ties; PhD preferred. Classes begin Jan 2027 with prep beforehand.