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Course Lecturer – Introductory Yiddish (JWST 281)

mcgill · Leacock Building

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About the role

The Department of Jewish Studies at McGill University seeks a qualified instructor to teach Introductory Yiddish 1 (JWST 281) in the fall term of 2026. The course introduces students to basic Yiddish grammar, vocabulary, and cultural contexts through literature, humor, songs, and film.

Key responsibilities

  • Deliver in‑person lectures and language practice sessions twice weekly.
  • Prepare and grade assignments, exams, and language exercises.
  • Curate course materials that integrate linguistic instruction with cultural exploration.
  • Maintain office hours for student support and consultation.

Required profile

  • Master’s degree (MA) in Yiddish.
  • Extensive experience teaching Yiddish at the university level.
  • Authorization to work in Canada and willingness to work on the McGill campus in Quebec.

Required skills

    What we offer

    • Compensation of $11,824 per course, inclusive of vacation pay.
    • Opportunity to engage with a diverse student body in a vibrant academic environment.
    • Supportive departmental resources for curriculum development.

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