Job Type

Student

Close Date

12/31/2025

Employee Group

Student Work Program

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Department

Psychiatry

Salary Grade/Band

Temp 2

Salary Range

$17.60 - $24.60 (hourly)

Contract Duration

4.1 Months

Hours per Week

10

Target Number of Openings

1

Job Description

Schedule: 0-10 hours per week; casual employment

Education Level: Currently enrolled in post-secondary, in a related field

Career Level: Entry level

Location: Michael DeGroote Centre for Learning & Discovery; Hybrid

Anticipated Start Date: December 1, 2025

Employment Type: Casual, student employment

JD: INT 141/ WSP 141

Salary: $21.00 per hour

Project Description:

We are creating an asynchronous online learning module focused on Cultural Intelligence (CQ), the ability to work and communicate effectively across diverse cultures. This initiative brings together an international team of students, faculty, staff, and administrators from The Netherlands, Canada, and Ecuador to design engaging, interactive learning experiences for university audiences.

Role Overview
The successful candidate will contribute to the design and development of high-quality learning materials that foster intercultural competence. This is a collaborative, creative role with opportunities to shape content that will be used globally. Our candidate will have experience creating content, designing interactive activities, storyboarding and scripting.

Job Summary:

Provide support in electronic media technologies to create and update e-textbook content and develop media elements

Accountabilities:

• Provide support with managing the department or programs e-textbooks.

• Update e-textbook content and complete general e-textbook maintenance.

• Assist in the development of departmental or program e-textbook media.

• Utilize graphic design techniques to create various media content.

• Use specialized software to create and edit graphic images, photography, and videos

Assets/Previous Experience:

• Interest in intercultural communication and collaboration
• Skills in media arts, communication, or digital storytelling
• Ability to design visuals and videos
• Organized, independent, and reliable
• Experience with H5P is an asset
• Familiarity with online learning platforms (Avenue, Moodle, Canvas) and e-learning tools
• Experience working with Adobe Creative Suite

Qualifications:

Education: Completed or currently enrolled in a relevant College diploma program.

Experience: Experience working with Adobe Creative Suite

How To Apply

To apply for this job, please submit your application online.

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