Languages jobs in Brandon

*Applications are to be received by: 4:30 p.m. on March 26, 2026.** *Classification**: Student Assistant IV *Employee Group**: PSAC *Job Title**: General Student Assistant *Department**: Francophone Studies & Languages, Arts *Wage or Salary:** $20.95/hr *Hours of Work**: 20 hours total *Start Da

Duties: Assist with projects, including data entry, report generation Provide general sorting and organizing archival materials Creating and maintaining an inventory of archival items using spreadsheets or database tools Assisting with the classification and labeling of materials according to archiv

Brandon University

The Faculty of Arts is seeking a qualified Contract Academic Staff (CAS) member to co-teach a course in the Department of Francophone Studies & Languages for the spring session, term 1 (May 4 – 25, 2026), at Brandon University. The course is expected to be delivered in person on campus. *Qualifi

Duties: To assemble and expand bibliographies To compile datasets organized by different relevant categories To gather and enter data To produce annotated literature reviews To seek relevant dissemination venues To document research progress To complete routine computations, word processing, and pri

2025/26 Spring Term, Course-Based Contract Opportunity, Department of Francophone Studies & Languages – Faculty of Arts The Faculty of Arts is seeking a qualified Contract Academic Staff (CAS) member to co-teach a course in the Department of Francophone Studies & Languages for the spring session, te

Duties: Skillset: 1. Considerable advanced skills in French language 2. Ability to work independently and/or with others effectively 3. Ability to communicate clearly and effectively in French 4. Demonstrated patience and ability to relate to students with varying learning styles Education: 1. Prefe

Brandon University

The Faculty of Arts is urgently seeking a qualified Contract Academic Staff (CAS) member to teach the remaining weeks of a course in the Department of Francophone Studies & Languages for the winter session at Brandon University. The course is expected to be delivered in person on campus; however