Part-time teaching opportunities
Part-time teaching opportunities.
Please note that, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the posting and application dates for the Fall and Winter courses have changed.
Posting (normally done on May 1) has been moved to June 4th.
Applications (Normally due by May 15) has been moved to June 15th
Contracts will be issued by July 3rd.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Applying for a fall or winter course
As per the CUPFA Collective Agreement, available part-time courses will be posted by May 1st for Fall and Winter courses. The application deadline is May 15th. Applications should be done through FRIS, https://fris.concordia.ca/Login.aspx?ref=/default.aspx, e-mail applications will not be accepted. Please remember to submit: (a) the completed “Appendix H” (Part-Time Teaching Application Form); (b) an up-dated CV; and (c) the first draft of a course outline that follows our SdBI guidelines (see template below).
FRIS (Faculty Resource Information System). Download the instructions on how to do this.
Applying for a summer course
As per the CUPFA Collective Agreement, available part-time courses will be posted by February 15th for Summer courses. The application deadline is March 1st. Applications should be done through FRIS, https://fris.concordia.ca/Login.aspx?ref=/default.aspx. Please remember to submit: (a) the completed and signed “Appendix H” (Part-Time Teaching Application Form); (b) an up-dated CV; and (c) the first draft of a course outline that follows our SdBI guidelines (see template below).
Preparing a course outline
Please know that, at Concordia University, there is information that MUST be part of a course outline. We would appreciate that you would use our SdBI template for a course outline. By simply writing over the yellow sections of this template and keeping the format that is specified, your outline will follow both the Concordia University and the SdBI guidelines. Of course, you can add rubrics, play with fonts, font size, colour, images, etc., and personalize your course outline!
