Ryerson University Employer Reviews

Teaching Assistant - Supply Chain Process Architecture

Being a student, a teaching assistant position is a very honourable position that awards high academic achievement. A typical day as a teaching assistant would mean on-call work as the semester progressed. The job responsibilities for myself were mainly grading student assignments, creating rubrics, – more... assisting students, and invigilating exams.

I have learnt a lot as a teaching assistant from the importance of protecting personal information to developing fair assessment tools. One of the most important lessons I have learned as a teaching assistant is to maintain constant communication with the supervising professor. As the semester progressed, I have learnt to appreciate the aforementioned more and more as the work begins to increase exponentially and deadlines become shorter.

The teaching assistant role is a self-management role, where the supervising professor will occasionally give you tasks with specified or mutually agreed deadlines.

The hardest part of the job would definitely be the fact that work would increase at the same time school work would increase. This meant increased burden of work during examination times.

The most enjoyable part of the job was the fact that teaching assistants have a view of the teacher's side of the educational process. To top it off, it also paid really well. – less

A great overall experience with responsibility and independence.

I do something new everyday and this involve different skill sets such as social media, internal communication, pitching to different clients and interviewing professors

Working for Ryerson University helped me to earn money without neglecting my academic responsibilities. My employers were very understand of my academic priorities.

I enjoyed working with very knowledgable PhD Candidates towards helping students with their needs.

• Provide frontline support to BTM students such as installing essential software on their assigned laptop
• Provide support to BTM students over the phone as well as e-mail
• Resolve hardware and software issues, involving laptop repairs and troubleshooting

Learned different modeling techniques, machining processes. Worked independently while meeting with supervisor once a week.

 a typical day involves invigilating students
 I learnt my presentation and organizing skills here
 Management is very friendly and co - operative

- Supervised students
- Created Presentations
- Created reports on damages
- Inspected for Safety

it was a very good experience.
the team was very cooprative.
great team work.

Easy going friendly fun environment, with plenty of knowledgable staff to help you out.

Good employer. But Nunavut is far. They have one hour luch breaks and good compensation packages. Rest is the same. Pretty busy place. Work demands lots of responsibility working in the department of finance.

It was a good and professional experience for me as a chemist

- Fun working
- Good support for Co-workers.
- Friendly environment

Research Assistantship positions are a great way to make money while you are studying. Typically you cannot exceed 20 hours per week but the work is always rewarding in not only money, but knowledge.

Assisted in transferring more than 100 hours of entrepreneurship knowledge to over 300 business students across 6 months.
• Provided valuable counseling services and one-on-one training.
• Refined students’ presentation skills, with a special emphasis on fielding questions and answers to promote agile and analytical thinking on-demand.
• Monitored students’ – more... performance and provided progress reviews upon request. – less

Its excellent work place . high motivate work job place and excellent staff

-Friendly colleagues and professional environment to work at

Excellent place to learn and develop career skills.
Management was encouraging and supportive with furthering education.