Teaching Assistant Postings

Please Note:

Sessional Instructional Assistant (Unit 3) positions are for anybody outside of University who are qualified to assist.
Teaching Assistant (Unit 1) positions are for students and postdoctoral fellows of the University who are qualified to assist.

Please note that only students registered in an undergraduate or graduate degree program are eligible for Unit 1 work. Students enrolled in non-degree courses are NOT eligible for Unit 1 work.

Please note the statement below for Teaching Assistant (Unit 1)

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Mathematics

The Department of Mathematical and Computational Sciences at the University of Toronto Mississauga is looking for Teaching Assistants in Mathematics to support instructors of courses in the upcoming Fall 2022 semester. This work would begin in September 2022.

Position Details Application Form

For questions, please contact Professor Tyler Holden, at tyler.holden@utoronto.ca.

Computer Science

The Department of Mathematical and Computational Sciences at the University of Toronto Mississauga is looking for Teaching Assistants in Computer Science to support instructors of courses in the upcoming Fall 2022 semester. This work would begin in September 2022. For details, please click the links below.

Position Details CS TA Application

For questions, please contact Professor Bogdan Simion, at bogdan@cs.toronto.edu.

Statistics

The Department of Mathematical and Computational Sciences at the University of Toronto Mississauga is looking for Teaching Assistants in Statistics to support instructors of courses in the upcoming Fall 2022 and Winter 2023 semesters. This work would begin in September 2022/January 2023.

Position Details Statistics TA Application Form

For questions, please contact the Associate Chair, Statistics, Dr. Luai Al Labadi, at luai.allabadi@utoronto.ca.