Join as an instructor for SK690, focusing on Inequality, Poverty, and Income Support for Fall 2026. Engage students in exploring Canadian social policy and its challenges.

This role requires a Master’s Degree in Social Work for you to teach this course, occurring in-person every Friday from 8:30 to 11:20. Analyze societal inequalities and discuss factors contributing to poverty in Canada, including marginalized communities. This course will evaluate potential solutions such as living wages and guaranteed income approaches.

Key Responsibilities: • Present lectures on inequality and related theories • Lead class discussions focused on poverty issues • Compare Canadian and global approaches to inequality • Support student engagement through interactive learning • Assess and grade student assignments and participation

Requirements: • Master’s Degree in Social Work or relevant field • Capacity to hold a graduate teaching appointment • References and teaching effec...