Sessional - Faculty - NRSC 4300
- Kamloops, BC, Canada
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- Posting language
- English
- Posted
Original job description
DUTIES
To instruct one lab the Natural Resource Science course NRSC 4300 – Ecosystem Reclamation 2 hrs of seminars per week and all associated marking (lab assignments etc..)
Job includes: 1.5 credits the seminar duties.
QUALIFICATIONS
A MSc in environmental science (or related area) is preferred. Past teaching experience would be considered an asset. The candidate requires:
- Experience with ecosystem reclamation
- Knowledge on identifying and addressing site limitations and developing reclamation/restoration plans
- Work experience in reclamation at a field/operational level
More about this job
Responsibilities
The sessional instructor at Thompson Rivers University will teach a university course on ecosystem reclamation, running two hours of seminars weekly and grading lab assignments and other coursework.
Requirements
Candidates need hands-on experience with ecosystem reclamation, skill in identifying site limitations and building reclamation or restoration plans, and field-level reclamation work experience. An MSc in environmental science or a related area is preferred, and past teaching experience is an asset.
Skills
- Ecosystem reclamation
- Site assessment
- Reclamation planning
- Restoration planning
- Field reclamation operations
- Environmental science
- Course instruction
- Seminar teaching
- Assignment grading
- Lab instruction
- Natural resource management
Categories
- Education
- Environmental & Sustainability
- Science & Research
Keywords
- ecosystem reclamation
- environmental reclamation
- restoration planning
- site limitations
- reclamation plans
- university instructor
- sessional instructor
- seminar teaching
- environmental science
- lab marking
- higher education
- natural resource science
- post-secondary teaching
- ecological restoration
- MSc environmental science
- field reclamation
Seniority
Mid level
Fields of study
- Environmental science