APTPUO - Printemps/Été 2026 - EDU1501 A00 - INTRODUCTION À L’ENSEIGNEMENT
University of Ottawa
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University of Ottawa's Faculty of Education is recruiting a Regular Part-Time Professor to teach the online course Introduction à l'Enseignement (EDU1501) for the 2026 Spring-Summer semester. The graduate-level course is taught in French and delivered entirely online, with evening sessions. The appointment is virtual and compensated at the posted teaching rate for the course.
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