Sessional Lecturer – Narrative Studies (ENG110H5S)

About the role

The University of Toronto Mississauga is seeking a sessional lecturer to teach ENG110H5S Narrative. The course introduces students to the analysis of literary and non‑literary narratives, ranging from ballads and novels to journalism, film, myths and legal texts.

Key responsibilities

• Design and deliver lectures for the Narrative course (Tuesday and Thursday, 1‑2 pm).
• Prepare, administer and grade assignments, tests and examinations.
• Calculate final grades and submit them in a timely manner.
• Hold regular office hours to support student learning.
• Supervise any teaching assistants assigned to the course.

Required profile

• PhD in English with a research focus on narrative or literary forms.
• Demonstrated experience teaching narrative and literary analysis at the university level.
• Strong academic record with significant publications.
• Current knowledge of the subject matter.

Required skills

• Ability to develop and present academic course material.
• Experience with assessment design and grading.
• Proficiency in academic administration systems (e.g., grade submission portals).

What we offer

• Competitive sessional rates in accordance with the CUPE 3902 Unit 3 collective agreement.
• Opportunity to teach a diverse cohort of up to 100 undergraduate students.
• Access to university resources and support for teaching.