Postings - INLP

Temporary Employment Opportunities

Sessional Instructor positions are subject to budgetary approval and contingent on sufficient enrollment.

Only one appointee may be appointed per SI position.

Sessional Instructor Positions - SPRING 2025

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Batch #1

Application Deadline: 4 pm, Wednesday, December 04, 2024

* 2025_SPR_1251_SI-01-SI-23_JobPostings_Batch_1.1.pdf
Term 1251 SI-01-23 Postings (Batch #1)

Batch #1
Position Nbrs:  SI-01 to  SI-23.  All 3-unit courses unless otherwise indicated.

Position Nbr.

Course
Nbr.

Section

Course Title

Language

Location

Competition Status /
Application Deadline

SI-01

INLG 200

A100

Introduction to Grammar in an Indigenous Language

Western Secwepemctsin

Kamloops

OPEN

SI-02

INLG 233

A100

Description and Analysis of an Indigenous Language I

Western Secwepemctsin

Kamloops

OPEN

SI-03

INLG 334

A100

Indigenous Language Intermediate Proficiency I

Western Secwepemctsin

Kamloops

OPEN

SI-04

INLG 334

A200

INL Intermediate Proficiency II

Western Secwepemctsin

Williams Lake

OPEN

SI-05

INLG 200

A300

Introduction to Grammar in an Indigenous Language

Eastern Secwepemctsin

Adams Lake

OPEN

SI-06

INLG 233

A300

Description and Analysis of an Indigenous Language I

Eastern Secwepemctsin

Adams Lake

OPEN

SI-07

INLG 335

A300

Topics in Indigenous Language I:
ST-Language Practice and Work Practicum

Eastern Secwepemctsin

Adams Lake

OPEN

SI-08

INLG 134

A310

Introduction to Indigenous Language II

Secwepemctsin (Western)

Esk’etemc (Alkali Lake)

OPEN

SI-09

INLG 200

A310

Introduction to Grammar in an Indigenous Language

Secwepemctsin (Western)

Esk’etemc (Alkali Lake)

OPEN

SI-10

INLG 200

A320

Introduction to Grammar in an Indigenous Language

Hul’q’umi’num’

Nanaimo

OPEN

SI-11

INLG 435

A320

Topics in INL: ST-TBA

Hul’q’umi’num’

Nanaimo

OPEN

SI-12

LING 160

A320

Language, Culture and Society

Hul’q’umi’num’

Nanaimo

OPEN

SI-13

LING 309W

A320

Sociolinguistics

Hul’q’umi’num’

Nanaimo

OPEN

SI-14

LING 323

A320

Morphology

Hul’q’umi’num’

 

CANCELLED

SI-15

INLG 200

A330

Introduction to Grammar in an Indigenous Language

Xaad Kil

Old Massett

OPEN

SI-16

INLG 234

A330

Description & Analysis of an Indigenous Language II

Xaad Kil

Old Massett

OPEN

SI-17

INLG 200

A970

Introduction to Grammar in an Indigenous Language

hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓

Southwest Coast

OPEN

SI-18

INLG 233

A970

Introduction to Indigenous Language I

hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓

Southwest Coast

OPEN

SI-19

INLG 234

A970

Introduction to Indigenous Language II

hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓

Southwest Coast

OPEN

SI-20

INLG 258

A970

INL Immersion II (Combined Section course, INLG 335 Conv.)

hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓

Southwest Coast

OPEN

SI-21

INLG 335

A970

Topics in Indigenous Language I: ST-Storywork II

hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓

Southwest Coast

OPEN

SI-22

INLG 435

A970

Topics in Indigenous Language II: Word Architecture II

hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓

Southwest Coast

OPEN

SI-23

LING 360

A970

Introduction to Applied Linguistics

hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓

Southwest Coast

OPEN

Job Postings, Application Details, and Qualifications RequirementsBATCH #1
Position Nbrs.  SI-01 - SI-23  Sessional Instructors 

 

Status: Updated November 21, 2024  (Position/Course SI-14 cancelled)

Batch #

Position Nbrs:    : All 3-unit courses unless otherwise indicated.

Application deadline: 

Position #

Course

Section

Course Title

Language

Location

Competition Status 

             

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Some courses may be offered as a Combined Section course. Eg. INLG 133/INLG 233.

Applications for positions: 

Please quote the Position Number on your application.

Teaching Assistant Positions

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There is   ___  positions available at this time.

TA BATCH #1:  SPRING 2025

Position Nbr(s): #TA-01. Deadline: 4pm,  .  (Posted: Nov   , 2024)

Position Cohort
Course  Title
Language(s) Location Competition Status

TA-01 & 02

TBA          

*** Attention: Prospective TA applicants
If you are currently a SFU student or will be a SFU student in the Term the TA-ship is offered, please indicate on your application if  you
- have applied for or will receive merit based scholarship and/or other University funding (such as merit based fellowship; or graduate student support positions-TA/T-M/SI, etc.) in the TBA 2024  Academic Term. Also, please indicate on your application the number of base units (BUs) you have held to-date including the current term. ***

Qualifications:
The TA position(s) will be hired according to those qualifications listed in the Collective Agreement between SFU and TSSU Article XIII Teaching Assistant, as well as those listed in the Department of Linguistics Departmental Hiring Priority and Criteria:

• Master degree (graduate or in-progress) in Indigenous Languages, Linguistics, or a relevant discipline; or equivalent
• Knowledge of Indigenous Languages and Indigenous language revitalization initiatives
• Experience working with Indigenous peoples

Additional Qualifications:
• TBA

Return to INLP Employment Webpage to view other temporary positions available.

INLP Notes

A. All INLP course offerings and temporary instruction positions are subject to satisfactory enrollment and budget availability.

B. Additional Information for INLP hirings: 

1. We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those selected for interviews, when required, will be contacted.

2a.  All positions are subject to budgetary approval. Salary will be paid according to rates per the SFU-TSSU Collective Agreement for SI, TA, and TM positions and SFU SFUFA Collective Agreement for faculty (continuing or term) positions.

2b. See also, www.sfu.ca/inlp/employ/additional_details.html

3. In accordance with Canadian Immigration requirements, this advertisement is directed to people who are eligible for employment in Canada at the time of application. Simon Fraser University is committed to the principle of equity in employment and offers equal employment opportunities to qualified applicants.

4. Freedom of information and protection of privacy: The information requested is collected under the authority of the University Act (R.S.B.C. 1996 c.468, s. 27(4)(a)), and the University’s policy of Collection of Personal Information, (I 10.05). The information is directly related to processing your application for a teaching appointment (including reference checks), and for offers of employment for successful applicants. If you have any questions about the collection and use of this information please contact the Manager, Indigenous Languages Program, Simon Fraser University, (778) 782-5595

5. For information on INLP/FNEP, please visit: www.sfu.ca/inlp.

6. For additional SFU temporary instruction job postings, visit the SFU Human Resources website.

UPDATED: 21NOV2024 (SI-14/LING 323 cancelled)