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Job Title:
INSTRUCTOR: Supply Chain & Logistics Management (Days)-Remote
Date Posted:
03/25/25
Ref. Number:
845
Type:
Full Time
Part Time
Location:
Scarborough
Requirements:
Qualifications include, but are not limited to the following:
Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field such as Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Business Administration, or related discipline is an asset.
Ability to interpret and evaluate thorough and accurate knowledge of the discipline.
Three (3) years of relevant experience as an Instructor or administrator, preferably within the higher education or services sector is preferred.
Experience in managing international students by creating a climate in which students want to do their best is desirable.
Commitment to cultural diversity and ethical practice principles, and demonstrating knowledge of equal treatment.
Excellent organizational skills.
Strong time-management skills.
Please apply with a cover letter.
Experience:
managing international students: 1 year (preferred)
Instructor/administrator: 2 years (preferred)
Description:
This is a Temporary, Part-time, Fixed term contract position.
Duties
Develop, design, update the course curriculum, and teach Supply Chain Logistics Management courses to ensure optimum student learning, and constantly build student engagement through classroom discussions.
Plan and select suitable teaching techniques to adapt to various students’ needs (e.g., lectures, discussions, and audio-visual presentations).
Follow procedures for administering, recording grades and ensure evaluations are done in a timely fashion.
Provide the Departmental head assessment reports for courses as required during each academic term.
When required, act as an advisor, counsel the students about the course.
Be a mentor and coach to the students, guiding them on how to be best prepared and navigate them through the course.
Maintain a positive attitude in interactions with colleagues, staff, and students, and proactively participate in resolving students’ concerns.
Develop skills in students with the objective of preparing them for the successful and practical application of acquired learning in the real world.
Stay current in their discipline area by engaging in ongoing professional development, including industry-related conferences and training.
Participate in faculty meetings, professional meetings, student functions, and other activities of the college.
Hours per week:
Mon - Thur. 9 am to 2 pm each day for 44 weeks
20-25
Rate of Pay:
25.95–28.61 an hour