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Engage in course development, program reviews, and quality assurance Conduct scholarly activities and applied research Collaborate with faculty and industry partners to enhance teaching and support student
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members and the Academic Chair with program improvements and new course development Ability to adapt to situations such as unexpected workloads Intermediate level proficiency in MS Office: Word, Excel
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industry leaders, entrepreneurs, advocates and explorers. We develop leaders in the classroom and our workspaces, encouraging lifelong learning for both students and employees. Your future starts now … at
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required Maintain and develop relationships with academic colleagues and industry partners Attend team meetings, participate in program planning and quality improvement processes and implement
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Instructor, Open Studies (Various Subject Areas) Calgary, AB Academic – Academic Services / SAFA Adjunct - Approved Program / On-site Apply for this job Academic Services is focused on supporting
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for ESM practices, ensuring alignment with institutional prioritization methodology. Program and Project Delivery Develop and Implement Processes: Ensure consistent project management methodology
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partners across the institution to drive program success. Plan and oversee workforce development events to promote apprenticeship programs and engage parties. Provide an institutional perspective to align
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Skilled Trades Retention Program at SAIT. The program is designed to support the recruitment and retention of women in construction and manufacturing trades using transformative strategies focused
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of Manufacturing and Automation, and School of Transportation provides the skills-based training and development to prepare students for a career in Alberta's rapidly growing transportation, manufacturing and
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and up to date. Qualifications & Experience Must be a SAIT student currently enrolled in and/or returning to a SAIT Accounting, Finance, or Business Administration diploma or degree program. Proof