Course Lecturer (MUIT 250-001)

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Teaching Qualification Requirements:

• Education

  M.Mus., M.Ed, M.A. (Music Education preferred)

• Experience
  Teaching experience in the specific field at the post-secondary level

• Other

  Expert knowledge and technical ability in: guitar instruments; history of guitar instruments and education; management of a guitar program in a school setting; maintenance of guitar instruments and knowledge of guitar literature.

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Hiring Unit:

Music Research Department / Département de recherche en Musique

Course Title:

Guitar Techniques

Subject Code:

MUIT 250 001

Location:

Strathcona Music Building, C-309

Schedule:

T R, 1135-1255

Deadline to Apply:

2026-11-12

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