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When GTA opportunities in the Faculty of Environment are available, appointment details will be listed below. Expand the applicable school to view available opportunities and refer to the corresponding Workday posting for application requirements and deadlines. 

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Geography

Geography & Aviation

Subject and Catalog Course Description Delivery Mode of Course Location of Appointment Appointment Start Date Appointment End Date Hours in Appointments Hourly Pay Rate Anticipated Appointment Weight(s) Education Requirements Skills Competencies Experience 
GEOG 101 Changing Human Environments In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1 current UW graduate student registration All TAs must be graduate students with a strong background in Human Geography.
GEOG 102 Changing Physical Environments In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1 current UW graduate student registration Must have knowledge of physical geography
GEOG 207 Climate Change Fundamentals Online Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1 current UW graduate student registration ability to evaluate and/or instruct Geography undergraduate students
GEOG 209 Hydroclimatology In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 0.5 (80 Hours), 1.0 (160 Hours) 51.53 0.5, 1 current UW graduate student registration Must have knowledge of both hydrology and climatology, including field and data analysis methods.
GEOG 219 How Pandemic Change World Online Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1 current UW graduate student registration ability to evaluate and/or instruct Geography undergraduate students
GEOG 225 Global Environment & Health Online Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1 current UW graduate student registration ability to evaluate and/or instruct Geography undergraduate students
GEOG 306 Nat Hazards: Human Dimensions In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1 current UW graduate student registration ability to evaluate and/or instruct Geography undergraduate students
GEOG 307 Climate Change: Soc Adaptation In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1 current UW graduate student registration ability to evaluate and/or instruct Geography undergraduate students
GEOG 314 Climate Services In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 0.5 (80 Hours) 51.53 0.5 current UW graduate student registration ability to evaluate and/or instruct Geography undergraduate students
GEOG 323 Tourism: Intl Perspectives In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 0.5 (80 Hours) 51.53 0.5 current UW graduate student registration ability to evaluate and/or instruct Geography undergraduate students
GEOG 391 Field Research In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 0.5 (80 Hours), 1.0 (160 Hours) 51.53 0.5, 1 current UW graduate student registration Student should ideally have written laboratory reports and had field experience (either through coursework or graduate training) (i.e., design and execution of field projects)
GEOG 407 Env Hydrology: Terrestrial In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1 current UW graduate student registration Must have knowledge of both hydrology and aspects of biogeochemistry/water quality. Must have numerical skills and be able to work in excel and ideally R.
GEOG 417 Climate Change Communication In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1 current UW graduate student registration ability to evaluate and/or instruct Geography undergraduate students
GEOG 420 Ice Sheets & Glaciers In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1 current UW graduate student registration TA must have knowledge of glaciology, preferably with an MSc in a glaciology-related subject
GEOG 423 Sustainable Tourism In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1 current UW graduate student registration ability to evaluate and/or instruct Geography undergraduate students
GEOG 456 Tranforming CND Resource Mgmt In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 0.5 (80 Hours) 51.53 0.5 current UW graduate student registration ability to evaluate and/or instruct Geography undergraduate students
GDS 270 Remote Piloted Aircraft (RPAS) In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1 current UW graduate student registration TA must have RPAS Basic and Advanced Pilot Certificates and should have their ROC-A. They should have experience with 1) reading  and interpreting aeronautical charts, the Canadian Flight Supplement; 2) drone operations for spatial data collection, and 3) drone image classification, LiDAR data processing, or spatial analysis with drone derived data.
GDS 318 Spatial Statistical Analysis In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1 current UW graduate student registration TA must have evidence of advanced statistical knowledge (e.g., equivalent to GDS 318, a multivariate statistics course, something beyond 278).
GDS 371 Advanced Remote Sensing In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 0.5 (80 Hours), 1.0 (160 Hours) 51.53 0.5, 1 current UW graduate student registration TA must have knowledge of remote sensing and remote sensing techniques, including image analysis, classification and image manipulation, LiDAR. Must have experience in remote sensing software packages (i.e. PCI Catalyst, or similar). Synthetic Aperture Radar knowledge considered a strong asset.
GDS 387 AI in Geospatial Data Science In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 0.5 (80 Hours), 1.0 (160 Hours) 51.53 0.5, 1 current UW graduate student registration ability to evaluate and/or instruct Geography undergraduate students
GDS 471 Remote Sensing Project In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1 current UW graduate student registration TA should have a strong remote sensing background and be prepared to advise students in dicussions around project development and management. They should be able to support tutorial conversations within groups of project ideation, implementation and analysis
GDS 481 GIS Project In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1 current UW graduate student registration ability to evaluate and/or instruct Geography undergraduate students
AVIA 370 Aviation Meteorology In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 0.5 (80 Hours), 1.0 (160 Hours) 51.53 0.5, 1 current UW graduate student registration Preference to students with background in Aviation and/or meteorology
AVIA 416 Aviation Sustainability In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 0.5 (80 Hours), 1.0 (160 Hours) 51.53 0.5, 1 current UW graduate student registration Preference to student with background in Aviation
ENVS 278 Applied Stats for Env Research In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1 Undergraduate or graduate course(s) in math, applied statistics, probability, or a similar discipline. Programming in R or Rstudio. Applied regression analysis for environment-related research.

School of Environment, Enterprise & Development (SEED)

School of Environment, Enterprise and Development

Subject and Catalog Course Description Delivery Mode of Course Location of Appointment Appointment Start Date Appointment End Date Hours in Appointments Hourly Pay Rate Anticipated Appointment Weight(s) Education Requirements Skills Competencies Experience 
ENBUS 104 Economics & Sustainability 2 In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 MES thesis or PHD student in SEED TAs are required to be on-campus while holding their TA appointment and available to meet with the instructor in person and for classes/tutorials as required.

Skills:
Economics

Tasks:
Leading tutorials
Proctoring mid-term and/or Exams
Preparation (i.e. reading course material, preparation for tutorials)
Student office hours
Using LEARN
ENBUS 302 Strategies for Env & Business In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 MES thesis or PHD student in SEED TAs are required to be on-campus while holding their TA appointment and available to meet with the instructor in person and for classes/tutorials as required.

Skills:
Business and/or entrepreneurship
Strategic management

Tasks:
Leading tutorials
Proctoring mid-term and/or Exams
Organizational meeting with the instructor
Preparation (i.e. reading course material, preparation for tutorials)
Student office hours
Using LEARN
ENBUS 310 Intro Sustainable Finance In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 MES thesis or PHD student in SEED TAs are required to be on-campus while holding their TA appointment and available to meet with the instructor in person and for classes/tutorials as required.

Skills:
Business and/or entrepreneurship
Economics
Sustainable finance
Verbal Communication
Written Communication

Tasks:
Leading tutorials
Proctoring mid-term and/or Exams
Organizational meeting with the instructor
Preparation (i.e. reading course material, preparation for tutorials)
Using LEARN
ENBUS 410 Engaging Stakeholders In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 MES thesis or PHD student in SEED TAs are required to be on-campus while holding their TA appointment and available to meet with the instructor in person and for classes/tutorials as required.

Skills:
Business and/or entrepreneurship
Corporate Social Responsibility

Tasks:
Leading tutorials
Proctoring mid-term and/or Exams
Organizational meeting with the instructor
Using LEARN
ENBUS 640 Sustainable Enterprises Online Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 80.00 51.53 0.5 PhD in Sustainability Management student
Experience with TAing online;
Experience with MEB, or executive education, or teaching working professionals.
TAs are required to be on-campus while holding their TA appointment and available to meet with the instructor in person and for classes/tutorials as required.

Skills:
Business and/or entrepreneurship
Corporate Social Responsibility
Strategic Management

Tasks:
Proctoring mid-term and/or Exams
Presentations
Organizational meeting with the instructor
Providing editorial comments on written work
Preparation (i.e. reading course material, preparation for tutorials)
Using LEARN
Responding to student emails
ENBUS 650 Environmental Finance Online Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 80.00 51.53 0.5 PhD in Sustainability Management student TAs are required to be on-campus while holding their TA appointment and available to meet with the instructor in person and for classes/tutorials as required.

Skills:
Business and/or entrepreneurship
Economics
Sustainable finance
Strong experience with Excel Fundamentals in finance
Written Communication

Tasks:
Proctoring mid-term and/or Exams
Presentations
Organizational meeting with the instructor
Preparation (i.e. reading course material, preparation for tutorials)
Using LEARN
SUSM 650 This course is held with ENBUS 650. One same person will be hired to TA for both courses. Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 80.00 51.53 0.5 PhD in Sustainability Management student TAs are required to be on-campus while holding their TA appointment and available to meet with the instructor in person and for classes/tutorials as required.

Skills:
Business and/or entrepreneurship
Economics
Sustainable finance
Strong experience with Excel Fundamentals in finance
Written Communication

Tasks:
Proctoring mid-term and/or Exams
Presentations
Organizational meeting with the instructor
Preparation (i.e. reading course material, preparation for tutorials)
Using LEARN
SUSM 640 This course is held with ENBUS 640. One same person will be hired to TA for both courses. Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 80.00 51.53 0.5 PhD in Sustainability Management student
Experience with TAing online;
Experience with MEB, or executive education, or teaching working professionals.
TAs are required to be on-campus while holding their TA appointment and available to meet with the instructor in person and for classes/tutorials as required.

Skills:
Business and/or entrepreneurship
Corporate Social Responsibility
Strategic Management

Tasks:
Proctoring mid-term and/or Exams
Presentations
Organizational meeting with the instructor
Providing editorial comments on written work
Preparation (i.e. reading course material, preparation for tutorials)
Using LEARN
Responding to student emails
ENVS 220 Ecological Economics In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Master's degree preferred; a minimum of the standard course training in economics (micro- and macro) and ideally a background on the history of economic thought applied to environment TAs are required to be on-campus while holding their TA appointment and available to meet with the instructor in person and for classes/tutorials as required. Required Skills:
Very Good
- Classroom teaching (e.g. designing & running a tutorial)
¿ Leadership (e.g. Head Teaching Assistant)
¿ Oral communications (presentations)
- Small group facilitation (e.g., focus groups, workshops)
¿ Proficiency in LEARN (or similar online course software)
¿ Grading and evaluation of course work
- Providing constructive feedback to students
¿ Leading tutorials and/or lab sessions
Average
¿ Coding/programming
- Numerical modelling
- Statistical methods and techniques

Subject Matter Knowledge:
- Economics
ENVS 274 Env Special Topics In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 MES thesis or PHD student in SEED TAs are required to be on-campus while holding their TA appointment and available to meet with the instructor in person and for classes/tutorials as required.
Skills:
Business and/or entrepreneurship
Corporate Social Responsibility
Economics
Industry experience (e.g. factory, petroleum, automotive, etc.)
Project management and/or project based courses
Qualitative research methods
Verbal Communication
Written Communication

Tasks:
Leading tutorials
Proctoring mid-term and/or Exams
Presentations
Organizational meeting with the instructor
Providing editorial comments on written work
ENVS 401 CDN Law & Indigenous Peoples In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Masters or PhD student; Knowledge of Indigenous history and law of politics is essential TAs are required to be on-campus while holding their TA appointment and available to meet with the instructor in person and for classes/tutorials as required.

Skills:
Written Communication
Knowledge of Indigenous history
Knowledge of Law of Politics
Tasks:
Proctoring mid-term and/or Exams
Organizational meeting with the instructor
Providing editorial comments on written work
Using LEARN

School of Environment, Resources & Sustainability (SERS)

School of Environment, Resources and Sustainability

Subject and Catalog Course Description Delivery Mode of Course Location of Appointment Appointment Start Date Appointment End Date Hours in Appointments Hourly Pay Rate Anticipated Appointment Weight(s) Education Requirements Skills Competencies Experience 
ERS 102 At Home in the Universe In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Bachelor's or Master's TA is required to attend lectures.  2 tutorials are associated with this course.
Subject Matter Knowledge needed:
· Complex systems theory and analysis
· Ecology and biology
· Environmental behaviour
· Environmental history
· Indigenous peoples - history, culture, traditional knowledge
Required Skills needed:
· Classroom teaching; Advanced
· Academic Writing ; Very Good
· Grading & Evaluation of Work; Very Good
· Providing Constructive Feedback; Very Good
· Leading Tutorials; Very Good
· Laboratory training; Average
· Leadership (e.g. Head Teaching Assistant); Average
· Oral communications (presentations); Average
· Small group facilitation (e.g., focus groups, workshops) ; Average
· Proficiency in LEARN (or similar online course software); Average
· Providing editorial comments on written work; Average
ERS 215 Env & Sust Assessment 1 Online Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Bachelor's or Master's The TAs will be required to facilitate and grade 10 - 12 online group discussion for groups of 6 - 8 students. The TA may be required to proctor the final in-person exam.
Subject Matter Knowledge needed:
· Environmental assessment theory and practice
Required Skills:
· Leading Tutorials;  Advanced
· Grading & Evaluation of Work;  Advanced
· Small Group Facilitation;  Very Good
· Providing Constructive Feedback;  Very Good
· Proficiency in LEARN;  Very Good
· Providing Editorial Comments on Written Work ;  Very Good
· Proficiency in LEARN: Average
ERS 234 Forest Ecosystems In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Bachelor's or Master's TA needs a natural sciences background
Subject Matter Knowledge needed:
· Ecology and biology
Required Skills:
· Oral communications (presentations); Advanced
· Grading and evaluation of course work; Advanced
· Providing constructive feedback to students; Advanced
· Providing editorial comments on written work; Advanced
· Academic Writing; Very Good
· Proficiency in LEARN; Very Good
· Classroom teaching (e.g. designing & running a tutorial); Average
· Small group facilitation (e.g., focus groups, workshops); Average
· Statistical methods and techniques; Average
ERS 245 Biodiversity Conservation Online Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Bachelor's or Master's TA should have a background consisting of a mix of ecology/governance/policy
Subject Matter Knowledge needed:
¿ Parks and protected areas
¿ Wildlife management
¿ Environmental assessment theory and practice
¿ Environmental governance theory and practice
Required Skills:
· Academic Writing; Very Good
· Proficiency in LEARN; Very Good
· Grading and evaluation of course work; Very Good
· Providing constructive feedback to students; Very Good
· Providing editorial comments on written work; Very Good
·  Oral communications (presentations); Average
· Small group facilitation (e.g., focus groups, workshops); Average
ERS 346 Wildlife Ecology In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Bachelor's or Master's The TA is responsible for leading weekly lab sessions that focus on development of student capacity with data analysis and programming in R.
Subject Matter Knowledge needed:
· Ecology and biology
· Statistical methods
· Wildlife management
Required Skills:
· Coding/programming;  Advanced
· Numerical modelling;  Advanced
· Statistical methods and techniques;  Advanced
· Academic Writing;  Very Good
· Editing;  Very Good
· Oral communications (presentations);   Very Good
· Proficiency in LEARN;  Very Good
· Grading and evaluation of course work;  Very Good
· Providing constructive feedback to students;  Very Good
· Leading tutorials and/or lab sessions;  Very Good
· Providing editorial comments on written work;  Very Good
ERS 383 Tropical Ecosystems In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Bachelor's or Master's Natural sciences background preferred.
Subject Matter Knowledge needed:
· Agriculture
· Ecology and biology
· Soil science
Required Skills:
· Academic Writing; Very Good
· Leadership (e.g. Head Teaching Assistant); Very Good
· Oral communications (presentations); Very Good
· Small group facilitation (e.g., focus groups, workshops); Very Good
· Proficiency in LEARN (or similar online course software); Very Good
· Grading and evaluation of course work; Very Good
¿ Providing constructive feedback to students; Very Good
· Providing editorial comments on written work; Very Good
· Classroom teaching (e.g. designing & running a tutorial); Average
ERS 402 Senior Hons Research Seminar In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Master's Subject Matter Knowledge needed:
· Ecology and biology
· Environmental governance theory and practice
· Hydrology and water resources
· Parks and protected areas
· Sustainability assessment
Required Skills:
· Grading and evaluation of course work; Advanced
¿ Providing constructive feedback to students; Advanced
· Providing editorial comments on written work; Advanced
· Academic Writing; Very Good
· Small group facilitation (e.g., focus groups, workshops); Very Good
· Proficiency in LEARN; Very Good
· Leading tutorials and/or lab sessions; Very Good
ERS 415 Env & Sust Assessment 3 In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Bachelor's or Master's Subject Matter Knowledge needed:
· Environmental assessment theory and practice
· Environmental governance theory and practice
Required Skills:
· Grading and evaluation of course work; Advanced
· Proficiency in LEARN; Advanced
· Academic Writing; Very Good
· Providing constructive feedback to students; Very Good
· Providing editorial comments on written work; Very Good
· Classroom teaching (e.g. designing & running a tutorial); Average
· Oral communications (presentations); Average
· Small group facilitation (e.g., focus groups, workshops); Average
BIOL 383 Tropical Ecosystems N/A N/A Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 80.0 51.53 0.5 Bachelor's or Master's Natural sciences background preferred.
Subject Matter Knowledge needed:
· Agriculture
· Ecology and biology
· Soil science
Required Skills:
· Academic Writing; Very Good
· Leadership (e.g. Head Teaching Assistant); Very Good
· Oral communications (presentations); Very Good
· Small group facilitation (e.g., focus groups, workshops); Very Good
· Proficiency in LEARN (or similar online course software); Very Good
· Grading and evaluation of course work; Very Good
¿ Providing constructive feedback to students; Very Good
· Providing editorial comments on written work; Very Good
· Classroom teaching (e.g. designing & running a tutorial); Average
ENVS 131 Comm for Env Professions In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Bachelor's or Master's Must be able to come to campus multiple times every week to run tutorials and meet with the teaching team. Facilitating evening tutorials may be required. Background in communication studies/English/media studies is preferred.
Subject Matter Knowledge needed:
· Environmental governance theory and practice
Required Skills:
· Academic Writing; Advanced
· Classroom teaching (e.g. designing & running a tutorial);  Advanced
· Interviewing;   Advanced
· Oral communications (presentations);  Advanced
· Small group facilitation (e.g., focus groups, workshops);  Advanced
· Leading tutorials and/or lab sessions;  Advanced
· Editing;  Very Good
· Leadership (e.g. Head Teaching Assistant);  Very Good
· Proficiency in LEARN;   Very Good
· Grading and evaluation of course work; Very Good
· Providing constructive feedback to students;  Very Good
· Providing editorial comments on written work;  Very Good
ENVS 200 Field Ecology In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Bachelor's TA will be required to lead a tutorial(s); This is a field course that will require TA to take students outside and requires weekly presentations.
Subject Matter Knowledge needed:
· Ecology and biology
· Hydrology and water resources
· Wildlife management
Required Skills:
· Leadership (e.g. Head Teaching Assistant); Advanced
· Oral communications (presentations); Advanced
· Leading tutorials and/or lab sessions; Advanced
· Classroom teaching (e.g. designing & running a tutorial); Very Good
· Fieldwork (biophysical); Very Good
· Laboratory training: Very Good
· Small group facilitation (e.g., focus groups, workshops); Very Good
· Proficiency in LEARN; Very Good
· Grading and evaluation of course work; Very Good
· Providing constructive feedback to students; Very Good
· Academic Writing; Average
· Editing; Average
· Providing editorial comments on written work; Average
ENVS 205 Sustainability: Future We Want Online Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Bachelor's or Master's As this is an online course so work can be completed remotely (meetings, small group facilitation, grading, etc.)
Subject Matter Knowledge needed:
· Agriculture
· Complex systems theory and analysis
· Economics
· Environmental history
· Environmental politics
Required Skills:
· Academic Writing; Very Good
· Editing; Very Good
· Small group facilitation (e.g., focus groups, workshops); Very Good
· Proficiency in LEARN; Very Good
· Grading and evaluation of course work; Very Good
· Providing constructive feedback to students; Very Good
·Providing editorial comments on written work; Very Good
ENVS 210 Future Studies Online Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Bachelor's or Master's Experience with futures and foresight methods
Subject Matter Knowledge needed:
· Complex systems theory and analysis
Required Skills:
· Small group facilitation (e.g., focus groups, workshops); Advanced
· Proficiency in LEARN; Advanced
· Grading and evaluation of course work; Advanced
· Providing constructive feedback to students; Advanced
· Providing editorial comments on written work; Advanced
· Academic Writing; Very Good
· Oral communications (presentations); Very Good
ENVS 195 Intro Environmental Studies Online Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Bachelor's Written assignments will be assessed regularly. The TA will be required to grade assessments within 2 weeks of the submission deadline.
Subject Matter Knowledge needed:
· Ecology and Biology
· Environmental assessment theory and practice
· Environmental governance theory and practice
· Sustainability assessments
Required Skills:
· Academic Writing
· Leadership (e.g. Head Teaching Assistant); Average
· Proficiency in LEARN; Average
· Grading and evaluation of course work; Average
· Providing constructive feedback to students; Average
· Providing editorial comments on written work; Average

School of Planning

Planning

Subject and Catalog Course Description Delivery Mode of Course Location of Appointment Appointment Start Date Appointment End Date Hours in Appointments Hourly Pay Rate Anticipated Appointment Weight(s) Education Requirements Skills Competencies Experience 
PLAN 103 Plan Governance & Admin In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Must be registered in a PLAN Masters or PhD Program Primary Graduate GTA Focus:
¿ Grading
     (Crowdmark, Essays, Assignments)
¿ Classroom Support
GTA Requirements:
¿LEARN Experience
¿Advanced Grading Skills   
¿ Leadership Skills

¿ Very good verbal communication
¿ Very good written Communication
PLAN 110 Visual Comm & Design In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Must be registered in a PLAN Masters or PhD Program Primary GTA Focus: Grading, Tutorials (Lead), Labs, GTA/Instructor Meetings (bi-weekly 1hr)
Types of Grading: Studio, Urban Design Assignments
GTA Requirements:
Advanced Leading Tutorials and
Lab Facilitation
Very Good Grading Assesments
Communication Skills:
Average Verbal, Average Written
Advanced Graphic Communication Skills
Planning Specific Skills:
Average Professional Planning Experience
Advanced Urban Architectural and/or Landscape Design
Average Project Management
Average Policy Analysis
Average Economics/Finance
Average Ecology and Env Management
Average Community Development
Average International Development
Specific Skill Sets:
Advanced GIS Experience/Education
Average Statistics, Modelling and Qualitative Research Methods
Specific Software Knowledge:
ArcGIS Pro, Adobe Creative Suite, AutoCAD, Rhino 3D, Sketchup Pro, Twinmotion,
Other design 3D modelling, graphics and rendering software are beneficial
PLAN 133 Equity-Justice-Public Interest In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Must be registered in a PLAN Masters or PhD Program Primary GTA Focus:
Grading
Tutorials
Classroom Support
GTA/Instructor Meetings
Attend weekly lectures
Beginning of term meeting
Meet with Instructor 3-4 times through term to discuss/benchmark grading
Types of Grading Crowdmark Essays/Assignments/Weekly online groupwork assignments
GTA Skills:
Very good at leading tutorials
Average LEARN skills
Very good Grading Skills
Advanced Leadership skills
Very Good Verbal Communication
Very Good Written Communication
Average Graphic Communication
Average Professional Planning Experience (Public or Private)
Average Policy Analysis Skills
Average Community Development skills
One GTA will be chosen as Head GTA with previous GTA experience. GTA's need experience in planning and ideally are interested in social policy, equity related issues,community development themes in Planning. GTA's will be required to lead tutorials, attend meetings and grade student work.
PLAN 203 Transportation Plan & Mobility In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Must be registered in a PLAN Masters or PhD Program Primary GTA Focus:
Grading
Classroom support
Tutorials
PLAN 211 Design Studio Foundations In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Must be registered in a PLAN Masters or PhD Program Primary GTA Focus: Grading, Tutorials (Lead), Labs, GTA/Instructor Meetings (bi-weekly 1hr)
Types of Grading: Studio, Urban Design Assignments
GTA Requirements:
Advanced Leading Tutorials and
Lab Facilitation
Very Good Grading Assesments
Communication Skills:
Average Verbal, Average Written
Advanced Graphic Communication Skills
Planning Specific Skills:
Average Professional Planning Experience
Advanced Urban Architectural and/or Landscape Design
Average Project Management
Average Policy Analysis
Average Economics/Finance
Average Ecology and Env Management
Average Community Development
Average International Development
Specific Skill Sets:
Advanced GIS Experience/Education
Average Statistics, Modelling and Qualitative Research Methods
Specific Software Knowledge:
ArcGIS Pro, Adobe Creative Suite, AutoCAD, Rhino 3D, Sketchup Pro, Twinmotion,
Other design 3D modelling, graphics and rendering software are beneficial
PLAN 233 Social Plan & Community Dev In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Must be registered in a PLAN Masters or PhD Program Primary GTA Focus:
Grading: Crowdmark
Leading Tutorials
GTA Skills:
Advanced Tutorial Experience
Advanced Verbal
Very Good Written Communications Skills
Average Graphic Communications Skills
Planning Specific Skills:
Very good policy analysis
Advanced Community development
Very good Qualitative Research Methods
PLAN 240 Env Planning & Policy In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Must be registered in a PLAN Masters or PhD Program Primary GTA Focus:
Grading
Classroom support
PLAN 246 Tools for Public Participation In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Must be registered in a PLAN Masters or PhD Program Primary GTA Focus:
Grading
Classroom support
PLAN 281 Intro GIS In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Must be registered in a PLAN Masters or PhD Program Primary GTA Focus:
Grading
Classroom support
PLAN 341 Ecology & Conservation In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Must be registered in a PLAN Masters or PhD Program Primary GTA Focus:
Grading
Classroom support
PLAN 401 Confl, Negotiation & Tribunals In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Must be registered in a PLAN Masters or PhD Program Primary GTA Focus:
Grading
Classroom support
PLAN 403 Prof Pract, Pub & Priv Admin In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Must be registered in a PLAN Masters or PhD Program Primary GTA Focus:
Grading
Classroom support
PLAN 405 Integrated Planning Project In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Must be registered in a PLAN Masters or PhD Program Primary GTA Focus:
Grading - Essays/Assignments/Final Projects
Monitoring LEARN
GTA/Instructor Meeings (20 min weekly)
Feedback and advice on student projects
GTA Skills:
Advanced written and verbal communications skills
Planning Specific Skills:
Advanced Professional Planning Experience (Public or Private)
Very good Urban, Architectural and/or Landscape Design
Advanced Project Management
Advanced Economics/Finance
Note: First meeting in the first week of class will be a longer onboarding meeting
PLAN 419 Climate Change & Community Online Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Must be registered in a PLAN Masters or PhD Program Primary GTA Focus:
Grading (Essays/Assignments)
Tutorials
Monitoring LEARN
GTA/Instructor Meetings - 30 min weekly
GTA Skills:
Advanced Tutorial - Leading Tutorials
Advanced LEARN experience
Advanced Grading Assessment Skills
Advanced written and verbal skills
Planning Specific Skills:
Average Planning Experience
Average Policy Analysis
Average Project Management
Specific Skill Sets:
Advanced GIS Experience/Education
Advanced Quantitative Research Methods
Advanced Statistics
Advanced Modelling
Advanced Quantitative Research Methods
Specific Software Skills:
ArcGIS Pro, PeerScholar
PLAN 431 Issues in Housing In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Must be registered in a PLAN Masters or PhD Program Primary GTA Focus:
Grading (Crowdmark/Essays/Assignments)
Classroom Support
GTA Skills:
Very good LEARN skills
Advanced Grading Assessment Skills
Very Good Verbal, Written and Graphic Communication
Planning Specific Skills:
Average Professional Planning Experience (Public or Private)
PLAN 432 Health & the Built Environment In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Must be registered in a PLAN Masters or PhD Program Primary GTA Focus:
Grading (Crowdmark), Tutorials (Leading Tutorials), Classroom support, Monitoring LEARN, GTA/Instructor Meetings (bi-weekly 30 minutes)
GTA Skills:
Advanced tutorial skills
Average LEARN skills
Advanced Grading Assessment Skills
Very Good Leadership Skills
Advanced Verbal Communication Skills
Very Good Written Communications Skills
Average Graphic Communications Skills
Planning Specific Skills:
Average Professional Planning Experience/Education
Advanced Project Management Skills
Advanced Policy Analysis Skills
Ideally candidate has a UG degree in Geography or Public Health
PLAN 442 Indigenous Peoples & Planning In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Must be registered in a PLAN Masters or PhD Program Primary GTA Focus:
Grading
Classroom support
PLAN 471 Planning & Municipal Law In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Must be registered in a PLAN Masters or PhD Program Primary GTA Focus:
Grading
Classroom support
PLAN 474 Special Topics: Planning In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Must be registered in a PLAN Masters or PhD Program Primary GTA Focus:
Grading
Classroom support
PLAN 477 Freight Planning & Policy In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Must be registered in a PLAN Masters or PhD Program Primary GTA Focus:
Grading
Classroom support
PLAN 478 Transit Planning & Operations In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Must be registered in a PLAN Masters or PhD Program Primary GTA Focus:
Grading
Classroom support
PLAN 483 Land Development Planning In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Must be registered in a PLAN Masters or PhD Program Primary GTA Focus:
Grading
Classroom support
PLAN 703 Planning Professional Practice In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 0.5 (80 Hours), 1.0 (160) 51.53 0.5, 1.0 Must be registered in a Planning PhD Program Primary GTA Focus:
Grading (Essays/Assignments)
Classroom Support
Monitoring LEARN
GTA/Instructor Meetings (30 minute Bi-weekly)
GTA Skills
Advanced verbal and written communication skills
Advanced Professional Planning Experience
PLAN 705 Design in Planning Online Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 0.5 (80 Hours), 1.0 (160) 51.53 0.5, 1.0 Must be registered in a Planning PhD Program Primary GTA Focus:
Grading (Essays/Assignments)
Monitoring LEARN
GTA/Instructor Meetings (30 minute Bi-weekly)
GTA Skills
Advanced verbal and written communication skills
Very Good Professional Planning Experience
Very Good Urban Architecture and/or Landscape Design Experience
PLAN 710 Research Design In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 0.5 (80 Hours), 1.0 (160) 51.53 0.5, 1.0 Must be registered in a Planning PhD Program Primary GTA Focus:
Grading (Essays/Assignments)
Classroom Support
Monitoring LEARN
GTA/Instructor Meetings
GTA Skills
Advanced verbal and written communication skills
Professional Planning Experience is a benefit
Advanced Research Knowledge
PLAN 720 Introductory Planning Studio In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 0.5 (80 Hours), 1.0 (160) 51.53 0.5, 1.0 Must be registered in a Planning PhD Program Primary GTA Focus:
Grading (Essays/Assignments), Studio/Applied Assignments including Urban Design and GIS)
GTA/Instructor Meetings (1hr Bi-Weekly)
GTA Skills:
Advanced Tutorial Experience
Advanced Lab Facilitation Experience
Advanced Grading Assessments
Very Good Verbal Communications Skills
Advanced Written and Graphic Communication Skills
Advanced Urban, Architectural and /or Landscape Design Skills
Very Good Economics/Finance Skills
Advanced Policy Analysis Skills
Advanced Community Development Skills
Advanced GIS Experience/Education
Software Knowledge/Experience:
Adobe Creative Suite, SketchUp Pro, Twinmotion, Other design 3D Modelling, Graphics and Rendering Software are a benefit
ENVS 178 Env Appli: Data Mgmt & Stats In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Must be registered in a PLAN Masters or Phd Primary GTA Focus
Grading
Leading Tutorials
Monitoring LEARN
GTA Instructor Meetings - 20 minutes weekly
Advanced Communications Skills
Very Good GIS
Advanced Quantitative Research Methodss
ENVS 469 Landscape: Ecol/Rest/Rehab In-Person Waterloo Jan-04-2027 Apr-30-2027 160.00 51.53 1.0 Must be registered in a PLAN Masters or PhD Program Primary GTA Focus:
Classroom Support
Grading