Chargée de Cours/Course Lectuer:
McGill University
Location
Sherbrooke, Quebec
Salary
CA$11,824 - CA$11,824 / YEAR
Quick overview
The role involves teaching the SWRK 321 course on Introduction to Practice with Groups. Responsibilities include planning, implementing, and facilitating group work sessions and instructing students on theoretical models and dynamics.
Requirements summary
Candidates must hold a Master of Social Work (MSW) or equivalent and have at least 4 years of demonstrated clinical experience in group practice. Proficiency in group processes and the ability to teach theoretical models of social work group methods are required.
Job description
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- Nom de l’unité d’embauche : École de travail social Cours: SWRK 321 – Introduction à la pratique auprès des groupes, section 001, CRN 5756 Heure/lieu/session: Automne 2026, mercredis 8h35-11h25, Birks 111 Nombre de crédits, nombre d’heures de cours, valeur du contrat : 3, 39, $11,824 Qualifications requises (TQR) : Diplôme de maîtrise en travail social (MSW) ou l’équivalent.
- Au moins 4 ans d’expérience clinique démontrée dans le domaine de la pratique auprès des groupes.
- Connaissance approfondie des processus de groupe, des compétences et de la pratique auprès de populations diversifiées.
- Capacité à faire état de son expérience pratique personnelle comme intervenant clinique dans le domaine du travail social en lien avec la pratique de groupe.
- Application pratique démontrée et/ou expérience d’enseignement dans les domaines suivants : Les modèles théoriques qui sous-tendent la méthode de travail de groupe en travail social.
- Les différentes théories, concepts et dynamiques de la pratique de groupe.
- Les compétences en travail de groupe et l’utilisation professionnelle de soi dans la pratique de groupe.
- La planification, la mise en œuvre et l’animation de groupes.
- Name of Hiring
Unit
School of Social Work Course: SWRK 321 – Introduction to Practice with Groups, Section 001, CRN 5756 Time/Location: Fall 2026 Term, Wednesdays 8:35-11:25, Birks 111 Number of Credits, Number of Course Hours, Value of Contract: 3, 39, $11,824 TQRs: MSW degree or equivalent. At least 4 years of demonstrated clinical practice experience working in the field of group practice Expert knowledge of group processes, skills and practice with diverse populations. Ability to speak to personal practice experience as a clinical worker in the field of social work in relation to group practice. Demonstrated practical application of, and/or teaching experience in, the following areas: The theoretical models underlying the group work method in social work. The various theories, concepts, and dynamics of group practice. Group work skills and the skilled use of self in group work practice. How to plan, implement and facilitate groups. Hiring
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