Teaching Assistant Positions

POSTING DATE:   August 4, 2026
APPLICATION DEADLINE:  August 13, 2026 
DEPARTMENT:  School of Social Work
PAY RATE:  In accordance with CUPE Collective Agreement 

Fall 2026 - BSW/MSW - Campus/Online

Course Number

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Campus/ Online

Course Name

Term

TA hours

SLWK 3000

01

Campus

Community Organizing and Advocacy

Sept-Dec

45

SLWK 3032/3033

50

Online

Theoretical Foundations of Social Work Practice

Sept-Dec/Jan-April

110/110

SLWK 3032/3033

51

Online

Theoretical Foundations of Social Work Practice

Sept-Dec/Jan-April

110/110

SLWK 3101

50

Online

History of Canadian Social Work

Sept-Dec

45

SLWK 3101

51

Online

History of Canadian Social Work

Sept-Dec

45

SLWK 3101

52

Online

History of Canadian Social Work

Sept-Dec

45

SLWK 3101

01

Campus

History of Canadian Social Work

Sept-Dec

45

SLWK 3102

52

Online

Advancing Social Justice

Sept-Dec

45

SLWK 3102

01

Campus

Advancing Social Justice

Sept-Dec

65

SLWK 3103

01

Campus

Theory into Practice 1

Sept-Dec

65

SLWK 3104

50

Online

Africentric Perspectives in Social Work

Sept-Dec

90

SLWK 3104

51

Online

Africentric Perspectives in Social Work

Sept-Dec

90

SLWK 3104

52

Online

Africentric Perspectives in Social Work

Sept-Dec

90

SLWK 3104

01

Campus

Africentric Perspectives in Social Work

Sept-Dec

90

SLWK 4006

50

Online

Social Work in Carceral Settings

Sept-Dec

90

SLWK 4008/4009

50

Online

Advanced Social Work Practice

Sept-Dec/Jan-April

110/110

SLWK 4008/4009

51

Online

Advanced Social Work Practice

Sept-Dec/Jan-April

110/110

SLWK 4008/4009

01

Campus

Advanced Social Work Practice

Sept-Dec/Jan-April

65/65

SLWK 4101/4102

01

Campus

Social Work Research I

Sept-Dec

45

SLWK 4104

01

Campus

Perspectives on Social Welfare Policy

Sept-Dec

45

SLWK 5001

01

Campus

Social Work Theory for Critical Practice

Sept-Dec

45

SLWK 5002

01

Campus

Canadian Social Welfare and Policy Analysis: Historical & Contemporary Contexts

Sept-Dec

45

SLWK 5003

01

Campus

Critical Clinical Practice Foundations for Social Work Intervention

Sept-Dec

45

SLWK 5160

01

Campus

Aboriginal Perspectives on Service Delivery and Practice Perspectives

Sept-Dec

45

SLWK 6002

50

Online

Critical Clinical Practice and Intervention in Social Work

Sept-Dec

110

SLWK 6002

51

Online

Critical Clinical Practice and Intervention in Social Work

Sept-Dec

110

SLWK 6002

01

Campus

Critical Clinical Practice and Intervention in Social Work

Sept-Dec

90

SLWK 6341

50

Online

Critical Perspectives on Social Work Practice Interventions

Sept-Dec

110

SLWK 6341

51

Online

Critical Perspectives on Social Work Practice Interventions

Sept-Dec

110

SLWK 6341

01

Campus

Critical Perspectives on Social Work Practice Interventions

Sept-Dec

90

SLWK 6381

01

Campus

Social Policy Issues & Analysis for Practice

Sept-Dec

90

SLWK 7002/7003

50

Online

Social Work Practice Research

Sept-Dec/Jan-April

90/90

SLWK 7002/7003

51

Online

Social Work Practice Research

Sept-Dec/Jan-April

90/90

SLWK 7002/7003

01

Campus

Social Work Practice Research

Sept-Dec/Jan-April

90/90

SLWK 7410

01

Campus

Social Work in Health Systems

Sept-Dec

45

WORK ASSIGNMENT: Duties may include preparation of teaching material, marking, invigilation, and communication with students and instructor.

REQUIREMENTS OF POSITION:ÌýÌýFor BSW courses, enrollment in the MSW program or a graduate of a Social Work program.  For MSW courses, graduate of a Master of Social Work program (or all coursework, including field, completed).  Applicants must have knowledge of, or experience in, the subject matter being taught.  Must also have excellent communication and interpersonal skills.ÌýÌý

APPLICATION PROCEDURE:ÌýÌýSubmit a cover letter and resume (only 1 application) indicating which courses you are applying to, and indicate previous TA positions (list each course number) if applicable.  Email to joyce.rogers@dal.ca with the subject line TA positions Fall 2026.

All offers of employment are conditional upon sufficient student enrolment in the course and approval by the University.

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