Visionary Dean, Trades & Apprenticeship Leadership

EDGE; Fort Smith; Presencial; CAD 140.000 - 180.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Aurora College seeks a Dean for the School of Trades, Apprenticeship and Industrial Training (TAIT). The role reports to the Provost and Vice President and leads TAIT programs across the Northwest Territories, guiding curriculum, quality assurance, and workforce development aligned with community needs.

The Dean will partner with industry, Indigenous governments and post-secondary partners, oversee faculty, budgets over $4 million, and champion student success, safety, and inclusive learning

Formación

• Seven (7) years of industry experience in a TAIT-related field.
• Seven (7) years of post-secondary experience with instructional responsibilities, curriculum development, and leadership.
• Five (5) years working with Indigenous communities in northern or remote environments.

Responsabilidades

• Provide strategic and academic leadership for all TAIT programs across Aurora College.
• Lead program governance, accreditation activities, quality assurance, and academic partnerships.
• Support development, renewal, and improvement of programs and curriculum.
• Foster collaboration with industry, Indigenous governments, communities, and partners.
• Oversee recruitment, performance management, development, and workforce planning.
• Manage operational and capital budgets exceeding $4 million.
• Promote student success, integrity, safety, and inclusive learning environments.
• Contribute to institutional planning as a member of the senior leadership team.

Conocimientos

Leadership

Curriculum development

Industry partnerships

Indigenous engagement

Budget planning

Educación

Interprovincial Journeyperson Certificate in a TAIT-related discipline

Descripción del empleo

Aurora College seeks a Dean for the School of Trades, Apprenticeship and Industrial Training (TAIT). The role reports to the Provost and Vice President and leads TAIT programs across the Northwest Territories, guiding curriculum, quality assurance, and workforce development aligned with community needs.

The Dean will partner with industry, Indigenous governments and post-secondary partners, oversee faculty, budgets over $4 million, and champion student success, safety, and inclusive learning