Part-Time Dual Credit Professor: Canadian Law & Courts

Durham College; Oshawa; On-site; CAD 101,000 - 178,000; Part time

Job summary

Durham College invites applications for a Part‑time Dual Credit Professor teaching Canadian Law and Courts. The role involves delivering two 75‑minute classes weekly in alignment with high school timetables, across partner schools or on campus.

Compensation is based on a wage grid ($72.56–$128.86 per teaching contact hour) with pro‑rated schedules and a start in the Dual Credit program. The ideal candidate holds a Master’s degree (PhD asset) and has five years of post‑secondary teaching

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in a related field; PhD an asset.
• Five years of recent, relevant work experience preferred.
• Post-secondary teaching experience with understanding of universal design for learning.
• Experience with industry-led or community-based applied research is an asset.
• Commitment to student-centred learning and current assessment methodologies.

Responsibilities

• Create a positive learning environment that respects diverse backgrounds and learning styles.
• Apply pedagogy and universal design principles to engage students.
• Use educational technologies to support learning, post grades, and deliver hybrid/online courses.
• Develop curricula with appropriate assessment strategies to measure learning.
• Ensure curricula are current and relevant; work independently with initiative.
• Collaborate with students, program team, and internal/external stakeholders.

Skills

Pedagogy

Universal Design for Learning

Technology for Teaching

Student Engagement

Communication

Education

Master’s degree in relevant field

PhD in related area (asset)

Tools

Educational technologies

Assessment methods

Job description

Durham College invites applications for a Part‑time Dual Credit Professor teaching Canadian Law and Courts. The role involves delivering two 75‑minute classes weekly in alignment with high school timetables, across partner schools or on campus.

Compensation is based on a wage grid ($72.56–$128.86 per teaching contact hour) with pro‑rated schedules and a start in the Dual Credit program. The ideal candidate holds a Master’s degree (PhD asset) and has five years of post‑secondary teaching