Instructor, Fish & Wildlife Technician

Salary Information

Salary will be determined in accordance with the Faculty Collective Agreement, based on the candidate's education and experience. Duties And Responsibilities

Facilitate learning for students in the Fish & Wildlife Technician Program in both classroom and lab settings. Deliver theory and practical components of core courses outlined in the approved program curriculum. Incorporate their own teaching style to existing lesson plans while meeting the learning objectives of the course material. Work with other faculty members to ensure a coordinated and consistent teaching approach to ensure the planned curriculum for each course is delivered. Prepare and implement various instructional strategies, techniques, and learning modules using an approved curriculum to achieve specified learning outcomes. Utilize and advocate for the use of technology to advance teaching and learning. Establish student performance objectives and evaluation methods. Administer various assessments. Meet with students regularly to gauge and evaluate progress. Set a professional example and communicate effectively at a level appropriate to the ability of students and provide an emotionally safe learning environment that is conducive to learning. Maintain appropriate classroom discipline following college policies and procedures. Identify and resolve problem areas in learning. Provide academic advising to students. Participate in professional development activities, maintain currency, and strive for excellence in instructional practices and the trade. Actively participate in and contribute to accreditation activities to ensure the program is of the highest standard. Other related duties consistent with providing and maintaining quality student-centered instruction will be required. This is an on-campus, in-person position. Screening Criteria

Bachelor of Science Degree in Wildlife/Habitat Management, a Bachelor of Natural Resource Management Degree, OR a Bachelor of Science Degree with a concentration in natural resource management/habitat management (or equivalent). Minimum of 4 years' recent, relevant work experience to support educational credentials. Bachelor of Education Degree (Secondary/Post Secondary) is considered an asset. Completion of a technician level program in Fish & Wildlife, Wildlife Management, Natural Resources Management, or Northern Natural Resources is considered an asset. Eligibility for membership in an appropriate professional association, and Certification in Electrofishing are considered assets. Assessment Criteria

Knowledge of Fish and Wildlife Resource Management principles, practices, and industry standards. Knowledge of safety procedures, regulations, and best practices related to fish and wildlife field and laboratory activities. Proficiency with technology. Ability to communicate complex concepts clearly and engage students by using real-life examples to enhance understanding. Organizational and time management skills with the ability to plan, prioritize, and meet deadlines. Critical thinking and problem-solving skills with an ability to consider and respond appropriately to the needs of students. Ability to build and maintain productive working relationships with other faculty and staff. Ability to foster and deliver a positive student learning experience. Professionalism. Conditions of Offer

When requested by the Employer, a recent and satisfactory Certificate of Conduct must be provided. Verification of credentials and applicable licenses, certifications, and/or professional memberships as required for the position. Credentials obtained outside of Canada will require an evaluation to determine their Canadian educational equivalency. This evaluation must support the educational requirements for the position. Conditions of Acceptance

Acknowledges the requirement for participating in ongoing training and professional development, including the completion of courses required for Post-Secondary Instructor Certification ( www.gov.nl.ca/educational/post-secondary-education/post-secondary-instructor-certification/ ) as specified for instructors. Acknowledges the requirement for maintaining applicable licenses, certifications, and/or professional memberships as required for the position. Acknowledges that courses may be assigned outside the instructor's regular area of instruction based on their qualifications. Location

This position is located at Corner Brook Campus. Closing Statement

For more information about this job opportunity or should you require an accommodation as part of this recruitment and selection process, please contact Ashley Budgell, Selection Board Chair, by email at ashley.budgell@cna.nl.ca . College of the North Atlantic (CNA) strives to create an organizational culture that welcomes and amplifies diverse perspectives, nurtures belonging and actively seeks to eliminate barriers to equity. We invite all interested individuals to apply, and as part of our shared commitment to the advancement of equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) as a true reflection of CNA's core values (Excellence, Integrity, Diversity, Respect and Transparency), we encourage applications from equity-seeking groups including, but not limited to, Indigenous Peoples, racialized persons, persons with disabilities, those who identify as women, and members of 2SLGBTQIA+ communities. We appreciate your interest in College of the North Atlantic!

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