Duties and Responsibilities of an Employee Sample Clauses

Duties and Responsibilities of an Employee. An employee's commitment to the College may encompass either instructional or non-instructional duties and responsibilities. Duties and responsibilities are assigned to an employee by the Xxxx/ delegate. The work normally performed by employees, may include, as applicable: • instructional assignments - all modes; • course program and curriculum preparation; • curriculum development and revision; • review and assessment of courses, programs and curricula; • student contact; • marking; • assessing; • development of teaching aids and instructional materials; • student screening; • educational advising; • clinical or practicum placement, supervision, and instruction; • field studies/trips; • librarian services; • orientation as necessary by program/course/service requirements; • participation in in-service activities; • acceptance of special assignments related to the specialty(ies) of the employee or to the efficient organization and operation of the College; • office hours/availability for student assistance; • participation on committees; availability to attend Departmental/College meetings; • travel for College duty and responsibilities; • professional counselling; • other functions and responsibilities ancillary to the employee's position with the College; all specified herein without limiting the generality of "duty" and "responsibility".
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Duties and Responsibilities of an Employee. An employee's commitment to the College may encompass either instructional or non-instructional duties and responsibilities. The duties and responsibilities, assigned to an employee by the Xxxx/ delegate, may include, as applicable: instructional assignments; course program and curriculum preparation; review and assessment of courses, programs and curricula; student contact; marking; assessing; development of teaching aids and instructional materials; student screening; and orientation as necessary by program/course/service requirements; participation in in-service activities; acceptance of special assignments related to the specialty(ies) of the employee or to the efficient organization and operation of the College; office hours/availability for student assistance; participation on committees; availability to attend Departmental/College meetings; travel for College duty and responsibilities; professional counselling; and other functions and responsibilities ancillary to the employee's position with the College; all specified herein without limiting the generality of "duty" and "responsibility".
Duties and Responsibilities of an Employee. An employee's commitment to the College may encompass either instructional or non-instructional duties and responsibilities. Duties and responsibilities are assigned to an employee by the Xxxx/ delegate. The work normally performed by employees, may include, as applicable: instructional assignments - all modes; course program and curriculum preparation; curriculum development and revision; review and assessment of courses, programs and curricula; student contact;

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