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Competition Number:
JR100185
Position Title:
Psychology Instructor-1
Employment Group:
Faculty
Position Status:
Temporary (Fixed Term) Part time
Position Type:
Instructor
Workload Amount:
35
Department:
Psychology
Location:
North Vancouver
Job Description Summary:
At Capilano University’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences, we are dedicated to nurturing talent, fostering innovation, and creating a dynamic community of educators. Joining our team means being part of a vibrant and forward-thinking academic environment that is deeply rooted in our core values of excellence, creativity, and respect. We’re redefining the academic model to provide an education that goes beyond textbooks and classrooms. Our vision is centered on learning by doing, seamlessly integrating theory and practice, fostering a strong connection with the environment, nurturing collaborative leadership, and embracing a synergistic model of education with a student-centered approach. We take pride in our commitment to scholarly teaching. As we look ahead to our exciting journey of Envisioning 2030, we are redefining what it means to work and thrive in academia. Our vision is to empower our students with the knowledge, skills, and mindset to thrive in a rapidly changing world. Here, you will experience a workplace that encourages you to push the boundaries of your capabilities, all while embracing our commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusivity.
Job Description:
The Department of Psychology at Capilano University invites applications for three Non-regular Faculty instructor positions in Psychology to teach face to face undergraduate psychology courses beginning in January for Spring 2027 at our North Vancouver Campus. The ideal candidate will teach multiple sections of intro of PSYC 100 Introduction to Psychology I or PSYC 101 Introduction to Psychology II, and possibly one section of PSYC 213 Statistical Methods in Psychology, pending availability, with the possibility of additional courses primarily at the 100/200-level during future terms.
The instructor is responsible for all aspects of course design and delivery. Courses have a maximum of 35 students. This is a unionized position. Non-regular faculty are also expected to participate in professional development, and in our collegial model of decision-making and service.
Additional may be available in future terms, so candidates looking for future employment are encouraged to apply.
What You’ll Bring
Preference will be given to candidates with (or very near completion of) a PhD in Psychology or PsyD. Candidates with a Master’s degree in Psychology and demonstrated excellence in teaching will be considered. The successful candidate should provide evidence of expertise and excellence in teaching undergraduate level Psychology courses on a wide range of topics including but not limited to Introduction to Psychology, Research and Statistical Methods in Psychology, and other 200-level courses, using active learning techniques.
Our students come from diverse backgrounds, and candidates who address diversity and inclusion in their teaching practice are preferred.
Additional Details:
How To Apply
Please submit the following materials via our online portal:
- A cover letter outlining qualifications for the position
- A curriculum vitae
- A completed copy of the PSYC Candidate Course Checklist
- A sample lesson plan and lecture slides that demonstrate how you would teach any topic in Statistical Methods that would take approximately 30 minutes of class time
Salary information: $9,420 per instructional section
Posting Detail Information
Appointment Date:
January 1, 2027
Post Date:
October 01, 2026
Close Date:
October 26, 2026
