Apply to teach an MCP course
The Mini-Courses Program (MCP) provides students from grades 8 to 11 with the chance to experience Carleton University for a one-week enriched learning experience.
The Undergraduate Recruitment Office is looking for enthusiastic Faculty, Staff and/or Graduate Students who are interested in teaching an MCP course to a group of bright young students during the first week of May.
Learn more about the roles and responsibilities of an MCP Course Instructor.
Submit an MCP course proposal
Do you have a subject that you are passionate about teaching? Submit an MCP course proposal.
Course Applications are now Closed.
Tips and tricks for submitting a successful proposal
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Consult your department head/supervisor: Discuss time commitment, gather course ideas, and learn about available resources (materials, funding, connections).
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Create a strong course title: Make it captivating, relevant, and appealing to Grades 8-11; the title is what drives student interest.
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Consider teaching support: Partner with a co-instructor or invite guest lecturers.
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Provide a backup instructor: Back-up instructors are required, your course won’t be selected without one.
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Use undergraduate volunteers: They can assist in various ways and earn Co-Curricular Record (CCR) credit.
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Plan your classroom needs: Instructors are responsible for booking department-specific rooms; MCP assigns general rooms, with computer labs given on a first-come basis.
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