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UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO MISSISSAUGA DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT

Winter 2016 Session Teaching Assistant Positions (U of T students only)

These positions are posted in accordance with the CUPE 3902, Unit 1 Collective Agreement

The Department of Management has the following Teaching Assistant positions available for the Winter 2016 academic term and invites applications from suitably qualified candidates. No late applications can be considered. All posted jobs are subject to the parameters as listed below: Posting Date: October 7, 2015 Closing Date: October 28, 2015 (Applications must be received by the Program Office no later than 4:00pm) Dates of Appointment: Appointment periods for S courses run January 1, 2016 through April 30, 2016.

Salary: The salary rate (+ 4% vacation), in accordance with the CUPE 3902, Unit 1 Collective Agreement effective May 1, 2014 is as follows:

Undergraduate: $42.69 per hour SGS: $42.69 per hour

SGS II: $42.69 per hour Assistant Invigilator: $28.12 per hour

Estimated Hours of Work: 0.75 per enrolled student Teaching Assistants are required to travel to UofT Mississauga to carry out duties. Shuttle bus tickets will be provided to cover the cost of your transportation. ONLY FORMAL APPLICATIONS, IN WRITING, WILL BE ENTERTAINED. A SEPARATE completed application form is required for each course applied to. EACH course applied for must include: one completed Department of Management application form (including valid e-mail address), resume and a copy of marks. Application forms are now available online at: http://www.utm.utoronto.ca/management/sites/files/management/public/shared/CUPE3902ApplicationForm%20-%20MGT.pdf Please forward completed applications to: By Email to: [email protected] By Mail: Attn: Course # Innovation Complex, Room 2268, Dept. of Management 3359 Mississauga Road, Mississauga, Ontario L5L 1C6 Only offers of employment through the normal contracting process that originate from the administrative offices of the Department of Management are valid, all other offers made are void. The University of Toronto is strongly committed to diversity within its community and especially welcomes applications from visible minority group members, women, Aboriginal persons, persons with disabilities, members of sexual minority groups, and others who may contribute to the diversification of ideas.

http://www.utm.utoronto.ca/management/sites/files/management/public/shared/CUPE3902ApplicationForm%20-%20MGT.pdf

mailto:[email protected]

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MANAGEMENT COURSES

S courses run January 1, 2016 through to April 30, 2016

Course Number and Title Class Time, Enrolment (est.), number of positions (est.)

Qualifications Description of Duties

MGM102H5S - Management in a Changing Environment

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Friday 09:00-11:00

Enrolment per section: 350 (est.)

Number of positions: 1 (est.)

Commerce/Management Senior student or graduate. Must have taken MGM102 or equivalent and achieved superior performance. Preference given to those with prior TA experience in this course.

a) Grading quizzes, tests, assignments & exams.

b) Meet with or respond to students inquiries during office hours.

c) Invigilate quizzes, tests & exams.

d) Update material and grades on Blackboard courseware.

e) Attend weekly lecture, meet with instructor, and/or review lecture material.

f) Other duties as required.

MGM102H5S – Management in a Changing Environment TA COORDINATOR POSITION *Clearly note TA COORDINATOR position on application

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Friday 09:00-11:00



Preference given to those with prior coordinator experience in this course. Advanced degree desirable, proven course administration skills, and experience with management of large size courses. Professional demeanor and ability to work effectively with a diverse student body. Prior experience as a TA for MGM102H5. Strong written and oral communication skills. Must be available to hold regular office hours and must able to meet with instructor at UTM during business hours. Courseware support competencies: must be comfortable with internet- based course and grade delivery. Student services experience.

a) Course administration.

b) TA supervision.

c) Text/exam preparation & grading.

d) Invigilation.

e) Course support services, Student Services.

f) Use Blackboard.

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MGM222H5S Accounting Fundamentals II

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Monday 13:00-15:00

TUT 0101, Monday 15:00-16:00



Experience in marking accounting tests, assignments and exams. Must have completed and achieved a minimum grade of A in MGM221/222/320 or MGT220/224/223.







MGM230H5S - Finance

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Wednesday 11:00-13:00

TUT 0101 Wednesday 13:00-14:00




4th year Commerce student having completed MGT338H and MGT339H with at least A- or graduate student having completed appropriate upper level undergraduate finance courses and graduate-level finance courses.






f) Conduct tutorials, which may include some lecturing

Other duties as required.

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MGM320H5S – Financial Reporting

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Tuesday 13:00-15:00 TUT0101 Tuesday 15:00-16:00



Experience in marking accounting tests, assignments and exams. Must have completed and achieved a minimum grade of A in MGM221/222/320 or MGT220/224/223.







MGM390H5S - Regulatory Issues Section(s):

LEC 0101, Monday 11:00-13:00



2nd or 3rd year law student with an interest in business law.







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MGM400H5S – Strategic Management in a Competitive Environment

Section(s):




Preferably 4th year student who has at least an A- in MGT492, MBA student or PhD specializing in Strategy.







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MGT120H5S - Financial Accounting I

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Tuesday 09:00-11:00

LEC 0102 Tuesday 11:00-13:00

LEC 0103 Tuesday 13:00-15:00



LEC0106 Wednesday 17:00-19:00

TUT 0101 Tuesday 14:00-15:00

TUT 0102 Tuesday 15:00-16:00

TUT 0103 Tuesday, 16:00-17:00

TUT 0104Tuesday, 16:00-17:00

TUT 0105 Tuesday, 17:00-18:00

TUT 0106 Tuesday, 17:00-18:00

TUT 0107 Wednesday, 15:00-16:00

TUT 0108 Wednesday, 17:00-18:00

TUT0109 Wednesday 19:00-20:00




Experience in marking accounting tests, assignments and examination. Must have completed MGT220 and MGT224.







g) Other duties as required.

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MGT120H5S - Financial Accounting I

TA COORDINATOR POSITION *Clearly note TA COORDINATOR position on application

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Tuesday 09:00-11:00

LEC 0102 Tuesday 11:00-13:00

LEC 0103 Tuesday 13:00-15:00



LEC0106 Wednesday 17:00-19:00

TUT 0101 Tuesday 14:00-15:00

TUT 0102 Tuesday 15:00-16:00

TUT 0103 Tuesday, 16:00-17:00

TUT 0104Tuesday, 16:00-17:00

TUT 0105 Tuesday, 17:00-18:00

TUT 0106 Tuesday, 17:00-18:00

TUT 0107 Wednesday, 15:00-16:00

TUT 0108 Wednesday, 17:00-18:00





Preference given to those with prior coordinator experience in this course. Advanced degree desirable, proven course administration skills, and experience with management of large size courses. Professional demeanor and ability to work effectively with a diverse student body. Prior experience as a TA for MGT120H5. Strong written and oral communication skills. Must be available to hold regular office hours and must able to meet with instructor at UTM during business hours. Courseware support competencies: must be comfortable with internet- based course and grade delivery. Student services experience.

a) Course administration.

b) TA supervision.

c) Text/exam preparation & grading.

d) Invigilation.

e) Course support services, Student Services.

f) Use Blackboard.

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MGT220H5S - Financial Accounting II Section(s):

LEC 0101 Thursday 15:00-17:00

TUT 0101 Monday 14:00-15:00

TUT 0102 Monday 15:00-16:00



Professional accounting certification or B.Com with accounting concentration (CPA preferred). Strong written and oral communication skills. Must be available to teach at scheduled tutorial times, hold occasional office hours during afternoons on days before tests and able to meet weekly with instructor at UTM during business hours. Must be comfortable with internet-based course and grade delivery.








MGT223H5S - Management Accounting I Section(s):







Professional accounting designation, or enrolled at an advanced level, in a professional accounting program.








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MGT224H5S - Financial Accounting Theory & Policy I

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Monday 13:00-15:00

LEC 0102 Monday 15:00-17:00

LEC 0103 Monday 18:00-20:00

TUT 0101 Monday 15:00-16:00

TUT 0102 Monday 17:00-18:00

TUT 0103 Tuesday 19:00-20:00



CPA with professional marking experience.








MGT260H5S - Human Resource Management

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Friday 11:00-13:00



A good knowledge of OB is required. Preference: PhD student in HRM-OB, but qualified MA students are also encouraged to apply.








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MGT252H5S - Principles of Marketing

Section(s):





Master or PhD student in business or economics who has taken MGT 252, 353 or equivalent courses plus at least another elective in Marketing with at least A-. Preference: MBA student or PhD candidate majoring in Marketing.

h) Grading quizzes, tests, assignments & exams.

i) Meet with or respond to students inquiries during office hours.

j) Invigilate quizzes, tests & exams.

k) Update material and grades on Blackboard courseware.

l) Attend weekly lecture, meet with instructor, and/or review lecture material.

m) Other duties as required.

MGT262H5S - Individual & Group Behaviour in Organizations

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Thursday 09:00-11:00

LEC 0102 Thursday 11:00-13:00

LEC0103 Tuesday 13:00-15:00



A good knowledge of OB is required. Preference: PhD student in HRM-OB, but qualified MA students are also encouraged to apply.







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MGT321H5S - Auditing Section(s):

LEC 0101 Thursday 09:00-11:00



Ontario qualified CPA with practical audit experience, familiarity with Ontario Rules of Professional Conduct.







MGT322H5S - Financial Accounting Theory and Policy II

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Friday 14:00-16:00

TUT 0101 Friday 16:00-17:00



CPA or B.Com with accounting concentration (CPA preferred).







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MGT323H5S - Managerial Accounting II Section(s):

LEC 0101 Tuesday 11:00-13:00

LEC 0102 Tuesday 15:00-17:00



4th year student or MBA student. B.Com graduate with professional accounting experience. Good communication skill. Familiar with contemporary managerial accounting issues. Prior TA experience in the management accounting area preferred.







MGT330H5S - Investments

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Tuesday 11:00-13:00



Preferred: Graduate student who has completed relevant graduate-level finance courses. May qualify: Graduate student or exceptional 4th-year undergraduate student who has completed relevant upper-level undergraduate finance courses.








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MGT336H5S – Security Analysis

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Monday 09:00-11:00



Required: Graduate student who has completed relevant graduate-level finance courses. Preferred: Graduate or undergraduate Finance specialist program who has completed MGT 330H, MGT338H and MGT339H (or equivalents), with grades of at least A-.







MGT338H5S - Business Finance I

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Thursday 15:00-17:00

TUT 0101 Tuesday 17:00-18:00



Undergraduate student having completed MGT 339H with at least A- or graduate student having completed appropriate upper- level undergraduate finance courses.








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MGT339H5S - Business Finance II

Section(s):


LEC 0201 Thursday 09:00-11:00

LEC 0301 Thursday 14:00-16:00 LEC 0401 Thursday 16:00-18:00


TUT 0201 Thursday 11:00-12:00

TUT 0301 Thursday 16:00-17:00

TUT 0401 Thursday 18:00-19:00



Undergraduate student having completed MGT 339H with at least A- or graduate student having completed appropriate upper- level undergraduate finance courses.








MGT353H5S - Introduction to Marketing Management

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Tuesday 11:00-13:00

LEC 0201 Tuesday 15:00-17:00



MBA student or Ph.D. candidate majoring in Marketing.







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MGT363H5S - Organization Design Section(s):

LEC 6001 Thursday 14:00-16:00



A good knowledge of organization theory is required. Preference: Ph.D. student in HRM-OB, Strategy, or OT.







MGT371H5S - Introduction to Business Information Systems

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Tuesday 09:00-11:00

LEC0201 Tuesday 13:00-15:00

TUT 0101 Tuesday 11:00-12:00

TUT 0201 Tuesday 15:00-16:00



The applicant must have strong written and oral communication skills; strong grasp of both information systems and organization strategy concepts and practices; successful completion of at least one course in each of information systems and business strategy or policy. Successful completion of the course with which the applicant is seeking to assist may be considered equivalent to both the preceding courses, as may substantial experience in Information Systems and general management It would be an advantage to have experience with systems development or information systems operations. The applicant must be able to manage weekly tutorials at UTM.

a) Assist in marking assignments & tests.

b) Prepare summary of common weaknesses for each assignment.

c) Maintain marks for the assignments, tests and the examination on a spreadsheet.

d) For each assignment, calculate frequency distributions, averages and medians of grades.

e) Proctoring the mid-term test and the final exam (if required).

f) Aiding in marking the final exam (if required).

g) Meet with instructor.

h) Use Blackboard.

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MGT374H5S - Operations Management Section(s):

LEC 0101 Friday 12:00-14:00

LEC 0201 Friday 14:00-16:00



Commerce/Management senior student or graduate. Must have taken MGT374 or equivalent and achieved superior performance. Preference given to those with prior TA experience in this course and those who have taken MGT374 at UTM. Must have sufficient time available to conduct grading following midterm and final exams.





e) Attend weekly lecture, meet with instructor at UTM, and/or review lecture material.


MGT393H5S - Legal Environment of Business I

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Monday 09:00-11:00

LEC 0102 Monday 11:00-13:00

LEC 0103 Monday 18:00-20:00



Qualifications: Enrolled in J.D. program at UofT Law School; or have completed LL.B./J.D. degree. Familiarity with Ontario core legal concepts/topics.







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MGT394H5S - Legal Environment of Business II

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Monday 15:00-17:00



Qualifications: Enrolled in J.D. program at UofT Law School; or have completed LL.B./J.D. degree. Familiarity with Ontario core legal concepts/topics.







MGT414H5S - Special Topics in Management

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Monday 16:00-18:00 TUT0101 Monday 18:00-19:00

Preferred: Graduate student who has completed relevant graduate-level finance courses or exceptional 4th-year undergraduate student who has completed MGT338H and MGT339H (or equivalents), with grades of at least A-. Preferably has taken MGT330H5/quantitative methods and is proficient in Excel.

a) Grading quizzes, tests, assignments & exams and provide assignment/test feedback.






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MGT420H5S - Critical Thinking, Analysis and Decision Making

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Monday 08:00-11:00

LEC 0102 Monday 12:00-15:00

LEC 0103 Monday 15:00-18:00



Excellent knowledge of English grammar and rhetoric. Experience teaching undergraduate writing. Good understanding of business communications. Some understanding of the writing elements required for accounting exams such as the Uniform Final Exam. Strong organizational skills.

a) Grading quizzes, tests, assignments & exams and provide assignment/test feedback.






MGT421H5S - Advanced Auditing Topics Section(s):

LEC 0101 Friday 08:00-10:00

LEC 0102 Friday 10:00-12:00



Professional accounting designation with practical audit experience and a detailed understanding of Canadian Auditing Standards (CAS). Experience in marking professional examinations is an asset.







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MGT422H5S - Information Systems and Technology, and IT Assurance

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Friday 08:00-10:00

LEC 0102 Friday 10:00-12:00



CPA with specialty EDP auditing (CISA preferred) or MMPA student.





e) Attend weekly lecture, meet with instructor, and/or review lecture material


MGT426H5S - Advanced Accounting Section(s):

LEC 0101 Thursday 15:00-18:00



B.Com. student or CPA. Must have obtained at least A- in MGT426 or equivalent course. Must be available to conduct tutor classes during scheduled times. Preferred, experience grading MGT426.






f) Conduct weekly tutorials, which may include some lecturing


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MGT428H5S - Management Control Section(s):




B.Com graduate with professional management control experience or suitably qualified graduate student. Must have obtained at least A- in MGT428 or equivalent course. Preferred, experience grading MGT428.





e) Attend weekly lecture, meet with instructor, and/or review lecture material


MGT429H5S - Canadian Income Taxation II Section(s):



LEC 0103 Thursday 09:00-11:00

LEC 0104 Thursday 11:00-13:00

TUT 0101 Tuesday 13:00-14:00

TUT 0102 Tuesday 14:00-15:00

TUT 0103 Tuesday 15:00-16:00

TUT 0104 Tuesday 16:00-17:00



Two tax courses in Canadian Income Taxation with a grade of A- or better. Work experience in tax is preferred.




d) Update material and grades on Blackboard courseware in addition to monitoring Blackboard discussions.


f) Conduct tutorials, which may include some lecturing.


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MGT431H5S - Advanced Topics in Corporate Finance

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Monday 11:00-13:00

LEC 0102 Monday 13:00-15:00



Preferred: Graduate student having completed appropriate upper-level undergraduate finance courses and graduate-level finance courses (in corporate finance especially).







MGT437H5S - Strategy and Governance Section(s):

LEC 0101 Tuesday 09:00-11:00

LEC 0102 Tuesday 11:00-13:00



Minimum: 4th year Commerce or Management student who has completed at least one board governance or strategic management-related course. Excellent time management skills. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. The ability to provide high-quality grading with informative written feedback to the students within a one-week period after each term test, each submitted paper, etc. Comfortable in using Excel spreadsheets (basic level will be adequate). Willingness to learn the grading functionality within Blackboard. Must be able to meet regularly with instructor at UTM.







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MGT438H5S - Futures and Options Markets Section(s):


LEC 0201Wednesday 15:00-17:00





Graduate student who has completed relevant graduate-level finance courses, or exceptional 4th-year undergraduate student who has already completed MGT438 or equivalent undergraduate finance course(s).







MGT452H5S - Advanced Marketing Management

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Thursday 18:00-20:00



PhD student preferred or a suitable qualified graduate student.








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MGT455H5S - Marketing Consulting: Models for Analysis

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Tuesday 13:00-15:00



PhD student preferred or a suitable qualified graduate student.








MGT480H5S - Internship Section(s):

LEC 0101 Tuesday 17:00-19:00



B.Com or BBA graduate or suitably qualified graduate student. Preferred: experience in marking internship reports.

a) Course administration; contacting students and setting up interviews.

b) Sending out invitations to both students and employers

c) Use Blackboard when necessary

d) Carry out other course/support services as assigned.

e) Mark final written reports


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MGT491H5S - Introduction to International Business

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Monday 13:00-15:00



Minimum: 4th year Commerce/Management student who has completed the course. Preferred: University graduate who has taken the course or similar courses and has some international business experience. Must be able to meet regularly with instructor.







MGT492H5S - Introduction to Strategic Management

Section(s):

LEC 0101 Monday 09:00-11:00



Graduated with management or economics degree. Must be able to meet weekly with instructor at UTM.







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MGT493H5S - Small Business Management Section(s):

LEC 0101 Tuesday 17:00-19:00



Graduated with business degree and/or hands-on small business experience. Must be able to meet weekly with instructor at UTM.







MGT494H5S - Entrepreneurial Strategy

Section(s):




Graduated with business or economics degree, currently involved in a Master or PhD program in economics or management.






f) Conduct online research to update cases.


Notes: 1. Department Standards and Policies are available in the Department office and the CUPE, Local 3902 office. 2. The positions posted above are tentative, pending final course determinations and enrolments. This job is posted in accordance with the CUPE 3902, Unit 1 Collective Agreement.

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