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Teaching Position in Interpretation
Your role with us
As a teacher, you will be a specialist in a discipline, and you will pass on your passion for it to students.
Building on your knowledge of the subject matter and your teaching skills, you will plan, prepare and deliver teaching, learning and assessment activities.
Your teaching tasks
Load | Course |
1 teaching workload of 57% | Interpretation of Natural Environments: 45 hours |
Discovering Natural Environments: 105 hours |
What we are looking for
A college teacher is responsible for all activities related to teaching, including:
- An organised person who prepares the syllabi, courses, labs and practicums with attention to detail;
- A motivated person who teaches courses and laboratories with dynamism;
- A person who is committed to helping and supporting their students;
- A rigorous person who prepares and corrects exams, as well as supervising evaluation periods;
- A person who is committed to attending team meetings, participating in pedagogical days and ensuring good coordination between the different departments.
What your need to have
- A. in Biology or in any appropriate specialized field
- Any educational background and experience will be considered an asset
- Excellent communication, interpersonal and teaching skills
- A sense of responsibility
- Ability to listen
- Ability to work as part of a team
- Open-mindedness
- Gaspé Campus
23 May 2025
12 August 2025
10293
Additional information
Tests: Candidates will be required to meet the language proficiency requirements set by the CEGEP. You will find here suggestions for preparing for French tests. Other tests may be required.
Equal Employment Opportunity Program: The Cégep de la Gaspésie et des Îles applies an equal access program. Women, persons with disabilities, Aboriginal persons, and visible and ethnic minorities are invited to apply. Adaptations to selection tools may be implemented, in complete confidentiality, to meet the needs of persons with disabilities. Learn more