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About the role

  • Cohort Supervisor leading Integrated Experiential Learning for Indigenous Social Work Program at FNTI. Engaging with learners and faculty to ensure curriculum quality and community engagement.

Responsibilities

  • Reporting to the Manager of Experiential Learning, the Cohort Supervisor plays a key academic role in facilitating, developing, and assessing all Integrated Experiential Learning (IEL) courses.
  • Working closely with learners and faculty, this role ensures curriculum quality assurance while actively leading Indigenous community engagement.
  • Key responsibilities include identifying community sites, establishing learning pathways, and negotiating critical contracts between FNTI and community stakeholders.
  • Instruct and collaborate on the delivery of IEL Courses aligned with learning outcomes.
  • Support a respectful, kind, safe, and welcoming environment for all participants.
  • Ensure learning/ceremonial spaces honor equity, diversity, and inclusion.
  • Create collaborative, learner-centered spaces across in-person, virtual, and hybrid formats using diverse andragogical strategies.
  • Facilitate assessments throughout the full scope of the IEL experience.
  • Implement learner Accommodation Plans according to FNTI policies.
  • Integrate Indigenous protocols and traditional healing practices.
  • Manage and nurture meaningful relationships with external partners and IEL Site teams.
  • Provide regular reports to leadership and support data collection, tracking, and interpretation.

Requirements

  • Completed Master of Social Work or related graduate education emphasizing experiential learning and instructional design in an Indigenous context.
  • Significant experience with experiential learning, portfolio development, practicum or internship supervision 5 or more years of teaching and/or practical experience.
  • Evidence of teaching and Indigenous education and practice experience working with Indigenous learners and communities.
  • A combination of Indigenous knowledge and teachings, training and experience which FNTI deems to be appropriate to the role.
  • Demonstrated knowledge of the history of Indigenous peoples and communities; Previous work includes creating teaching and learning environments that support shared decision-making, collaboration, and collegiality.
  • Practical experience working with and developing relationships and collaborative projects within Indigenous communities.
  • History of participation in community learning/ experiential facilitation, mentorship, or related roles.
  • Proven experience in community engagement and relationship building.
  • Must understand the importance of creating accessible, relevant and empowering programming for Indigenous learners and communities that is rooted in Indigenous knowledge.
  • Must be able to demonstrate and articulate the importance of education as a reconciliation tool for Indigenous learners.
  • Knowledge of the histories and contexts of the Indigenous peoples of Canada, including UNDRIP and the Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action.
  • Knowledge of wise practices in experiential learning and ability to incorporate current innovations into teaching, learning and practice are required.
  • Ability to adapt teaching methods to diverse learning styles.

Benefits

  • 4% vacation pay

Job title

Job type

Contract

Experience level

Mid levelSenior

Salary

CA$33 per hour

Degree requirement

Postgraduate Degree

Location requirements

HybridDeserontoCanada

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