18 linguistics positions at University of Saskatchewan in Canada

Learning Specialist - English as an Additional Language (EAL)

peoples. Primary Purpose: The English as an Additional Language (EAL) Learning Specialist works independently and collaboratively to provide learning and study skills support for undergraduate and graduate

Research Assistant

of programming language (such as R or Python) is required. Teaching experience is also required for this position. Finally, the successful candidate needs to show evidence of collaborative work. You must be

Admissions Officer

to ensure successful transition from applicant to registered student. Develop a strong relationship with academic departments of the University, the University Language Centre, the International Student

Admissions Officer

from applicant to registered student. Develop a strong relationship with academic departments of the University, the University Language Centre, the International Student & Study Abroad Centre

General Maintenance Worker

language sensitivity as required. Plans and completes all assignments according to established safety procedures and departmental standards. Effectively refers maintenance and repair needs as appropriate

Director of Development

and meet deadlines with excellent proofreading skills and command of language, grammar, spelling, and punctuation. High attention to detail, prioritization of work and organizational skills required

PLSC Crop Physiology Technician

to work in Canada at the time of application. Candidates whose first language is not English and whose degrees are not from a university that instructs in English must provide a certificate of English

International Education Officer

environment where clients may have a first language that is not English is required. Strong background in international education/study abroad programming involving youth and adults and/or considerable

Department of Indigenous Studies; Associate or Full Professor Tenured or Tenure-track

: Governance; Development; Gender; or History, Language and Culture to teach in the department both as part of the core program and in their area of specialty, to supervise graduate students, lead a nationally

Research Assistant

learning tools and digital learning spaces for the DHH community. For this reason, we are seeking someone fluent in American Sign Language (ASL) and with some knowledge of an Indigenous Sign Language (ISL