Vanier College is an English-language public college with more than 6000 daytime students from over 90 different nationalities. We are an inspiring and accessible College that offers you a wide range of career opportunities in a dynamic and innovative environment. Join our team!

Vanier has approximately 1000 employees and offers a stimulating work environment and a beautiful green campus. Our dynamic faculty and staff enjoy numerous benefits including an employee assistance program, employee fitness programs, professional development, daycare, educational fee waivers as well as music concerts and other activities.

Our institution is committed to ensuring representation in its community; consequently, Vanier College welcomes applications from members of visible minorities, ethnic minorities, women, Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities, persons of minority sexual orientations and gender identities, and others with the skills and knowledge to productively engage with diverse communities. The institution maintains its commitment to excellence in Education and recognizes that increasing the diversity of its staff supports this objective.

We offer a remarkable range of job opportunities so we invite you to navigate our job postings and apply so that you too can become a proud member of the Vanier College Community!

• Discipline Number: 603
• Discipline: English
• Education Sector: Continuing Education
• Year/Semester: Summer 2026
• External Posting Start Date: 2026-04-20
• External Posting End Date and Time: 2026-05-01 at 17:00

Requirements:

Master's degree in English Literature or a comparable discipline. Comparable disciplines include but are not limited to:

Comparative Literature, specialized literatures in other languages, Classics, Cultural Studies; OR Doctoral degree in English Literature or a comparable discipline (see above); OR Bachelor's degree in English Literature and Master's degree in a related discipline. 

Related disciplines include but are not limited to: Applied Linguistics, Journalism, English Education, Creative Writing, Communications, Media Studies. 

Teaching experience is an asset. Other important assets include: Pedagogical training, teaching experience, especially in CEGEP or High School, ESL/FSL and/or diverse and/or marginalized communities, Leadership experience, especially with youth, Knowledge of the CEGEP system, Knowledge of French and other languages, Academic, journalistic and/or creative publications (including conference papers), Strong desire to contribute actively to department life, Sensitivity, training, research interests and personal experience that provide both support and modelling for the diversity of our student population.