First Nations Fine Arts- Instructor
About the role
First Nations Fine Arts- Instructor
Job description and duties
Internal
Coast Mountain College (CMTN), Terrace campus, invites applications for a non-regular 80% Instructor in the Freda Diesing School of Northwest Coast Art. The appointment will be commencing August 25, 2025, and end April 30, 2026 (subject to a leave). Salary will be in accordance with the BCGEU Instructor Scale, ranging from $37.55 to $66.37
CMTN is dedicated to employment equity and diversity by providing a workplace that is inclusive and welcoming. It is our aim to reflect the diversity found in our unique region throughout CMTN’s workforce.
Our team is committed to Indigenization, Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Internationalization. All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply; however, Canadians and permanent residents of Canada will be given priority. Individuals who anticipate needing accommodations for any part of the application process, may contact HR in confidence, prior to the closing date
Duties: The instructor(s) will be responsible for ensuring student success in the First Nations Fine Arts program. This includes course preparation, teaching and guiding students, providing feedback, correction, encouragement, and direction. In addition, the instructor will oversee and ensure safety, complete the related administrative, record keeping and monitoring activities as well as other related duties as required to teach First Nations Fine Arts courses.
Qualifications
Master carver or established artist preferred, mid-career artist may be considered. A minimum of 10 years of experience as a successful market artist. Demonstrated and recent experience in exhibition and curation. Experience collaborating with galleries and museums
Strong commitment to the revitalization of NW Coast Art and experience teaching and mentoring adult learners
Required knowledge/skills include:
- Demonstrated commitment to excellence in teaching with the ability to motivate and mentor learners of all ages
- Knowledge and enthusiasm for the best practices in equity, diversity, and inclusion in the classroom
- Ability to function effectively across cultures, particularly with the Indigenous communities
- Advanced knowledge in subject area
- Strong organizational, interpersonal and communication (written & verbal) skills.
Application information
To apply please send a cover letter, quoting competition #25.051B, and an up-to-date resume to:
Coast Mountain College, Human Resources, Email: apply@coastmountaincollege.ca
NOTE: Only complete applications (with a cover letter and resume included) received to the above noted email address will be considered.
We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted
Closing date
July 29,2025
Competition number
25.051B
Job status
Open
Posting type
Faculty
Audience
Internal BCGEU Faculty
Department
- Freda Diesing School of Northwest Coast Art
Campuses
- Terrace
About Coast Mountain College
Tucked away in the coastal mountains of spectacular British Columbia, we are an accredited college offering a variety of education and training options. We are committed to supporting cross-cultural understanding, Indigenization of teaching and learning, and improved access to education. We provide face-to-face and online programs for local, rural, and Indigenous communities, and for learners from across Canada and abroad.
At Coast Mountain College, lifestyle and learning go hand in hand. Our experiential, place-based learning philosophy brings theory to life and strengthens the connection to local cultures and environments.
We offer university transfer, applied and post-degree diploma programs, career and trades training, adult upgrading, field schools, and Canada’s only Northwest Coast art program.
With over 200 employees at our five campuses, CMTN adds close to $139 million to the North Coast/Nechako economy.
We offer a friendly, inclusive environment that welcomes and supports faculty and staff, as well as our local, national, and international students.
First Nations Fine Arts- Instructor
About the role
First Nations Fine Arts- Instructor
Job description and duties
Internal
Coast Mountain College (CMTN), Terrace campus, invites applications for a non-regular 80% Instructor in the Freda Diesing School of Northwest Coast Art. The appointment will be commencing August 25, 2025, and end April 30, 2026 (subject to a leave). Salary will be in accordance with the BCGEU Instructor Scale, ranging from $37.55 to $66.37
CMTN is dedicated to employment equity and diversity by providing a workplace that is inclusive and welcoming. It is our aim to reflect the diversity found in our unique region throughout CMTN’s workforce.
Our team is committed to Indigenization, Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Internationalization. All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply; however, Canadians and permanent residents of Canada will be given priority. Individuals who anticipate needing accommodations for any part of the application process, may contact HR in confidence, prior to the closing date
Duties: The instructor(s) will be responsible for ensuring student success in the First Nations Fine Arts program. This includes course preparation, teaching and guiding students, providing feedback, correction, encouragement, and direction. In addition, the instructor will oversee and ensure safety, complete the related administrative, record keeping and monitoring activities as well as other related duties as required to teach First Nations Fine Arts courses.
Qualifications
Master carver or established artist preferred, mid-career artist may be considered. A minimum of 10 years of experience as a successful market artist. Demonstrated and recent experience in exhibition and curation. Experience collaborating with galleries and museums
Strong commitment to the revitalization of NW Coast Art and experience teaching and mentoring adult learners
Required knowledge/skills include:
- Demonstrated commitment to excellence in teaching with the ability to motivate and mentor learners of all ages
- Knowledge and enthusiasm for the best practices in equity, diversity, and inclusion in the classroom
- Ability to function effectively across cultures, particularly with the Indigenous communities
- Advanced knowledge in subject area
- Strong organizational, interpersonal and communication (written & verbal) skills.
Application information
To apply please send a cover letter, quoting competition #25.051B, and an up-to-date resume to:
Coast Mountain College, Human Resources, Email: apply@coastmountaincollege.ca
NOTE: Only complete applications (with a cover letter and resume included) received to the above noted email address will be considered.
We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted
Closing date
July 29,2025
Competition number
25.051B
Job status
Open
Posting type
Faculty
Audience
Internal BCGEU Faculty
Department
- Freda Diesing School of Northwest Coast Art
Campuses
- Terrace
About Coast Mountain College
Tucked away in the coastal mountains of spectacular British Columbia, we are an accredited college offering a variety of education and training options. We are committed to supporting cross-cultural understanding, Indigenization of teaching and learning, and improved access to education. We provide face-to-face and online programs for local, rural, and Indigenous communities, and for learners from across Canada and abroad.
At Coast Mountain College, lifestyle and learning go hand in hand. Our experiential, place-based learning philosophy brings theory to life and strengthens the connection to local cultures and environments.
We offer university transfer, applied and post-degree diploma programs, career and trades training, adult upgrading, field schools, and Canada’s only Northwest Coast art program.
With over 200 employees at our five campuses, CMTN adds close to $139 million to the North Coast/Nechako economy.
We offer a friendly, inclusive environment that welcomes and supports faculty and staff, as well as our local, national, and international students.