Program Overview | Training and Development | Roles/Responsibilities | Pathway to Teaching | Resources
Mike Valente - Video Producer from Dean of Mathematics Office
FAQs
- What should I expect as a TA for the Department of Statistics and Actuarial Science (SAS)?
- All SAS TAs are expected to adhere to Policy 30. Your roles and responsibilities will depend on the course(s) you are assigned, but duties can include proctoring, marking, discussion forum monitoring and running tutorials.
- When should I expect to hear about my assigned course(s) as a TA?
- TA units are assigned about 1 week prior to the start of the new term. A breakdown of the TA assignment process can be found in our Assignment Process section.
- Who is the certificate training program for?
- All SAS teaching assistants can take part in the certificate training program. If you are interested in exploring a possible career in teaching or simply interested in enhancing your skills as a TA, this training is a great first step! Visit our Training and Development section for more information.
- How do I get the opportunity to teach a course as a graduate student?
- Graduate students who are interested in teaching a course must complete either the certificate training program or MATH 900, more information in our Pathways section.