Interim replacement Instructor - Indigenous Justice Studies Program

Native Education College (NEC) opened its doors in 1967 and became British Columbia's largest private Indigenous College. NEC’s purpose is to contribute to an Indigenous, holistic experience that positions the Indigenous learner to uphold their responsibility and obligations to their family, and nation of origin as autonomous Peoples. NEC provides culturally relevant education and training for Indigenous Peoples to pursue career aspirations and enhance academic goals in alignment with their diverse cultural identities and traditional knowledge. The NEC longhouse offers access to many resources and in-house support that includes cultural and spiritual support, funding, counselling, and career advising from a culturally authentic lens.Position Summary:Reporting to the Program Coordinator of the IJS Program, NEC seeks an interim instructor to provide student support, teaching 3 courses for the remainder of the Fall semester, teaching the following courses CMNS-125, ENG-110, SOC-110A, and assisting with curriculum development and planning. Including online Moodle development and other duties as assigned. For a list of IJS courses, go to www.necvancouver.org.Qualifications:Any combination of education and work experience as follows will be considered.• Degree in criminology, sociology, or a related field. • Significant work experience in criminal justice or post-secondary education systems.• Knowledge of and successful experience with Indigenous adult instructional methodology.• Indigenous ancestry or extensive experience working with Aboriginal organizations.• Verbal, written and computer communication skills.• Curriculum development and lesson planning is a priority.• Knowledge about assessment for learning and assessment of learning from an indigenous lens• Experience navigating Moodle is a must.