Hello and welcome to Conestoga College’s world-class community of teaching and learning professionals! Here at Teaching and Learning Conestoga, we’re incredibly excited for you to join us on this next stage in your own professional teaching and learning journey. We’ve designed this page to help you get situated as you settle into your teaching position here at the College.
Begin your orientation by browsing the links in the accordion below.
Here are several resources to help get your journey started:
Access the Conestoga Employee Training site to complete the necessary standard employee training modules.
Once completed, access the Conestoga Employee Portal to confirm that your training status has been updated on your employee profile. To find your training status, open the Human Resources tab, then select Employee under the Training sub-tab.
Human Resources at Conestoga requires that all part-time and full-time faculty complete a series of eight (8) modules during their first semester of teaching as part of a mandatory orientation and onboarding course.
Please reach out to teachingandlearning@conestogac.on.ca to find out more information or to be enrolled in this course.
Review the following policies, procedures, and guidelines from Conestoga and/or required by law: Find a full list of Faculty Supports on our site.
Before your first class, please review each of the following introductory tutorials to master several essential faculty activities.
Select any of the boxes below to get started.
Once you’re all set up, Conestoga Teaching and Learning provides offers tons of different support options for faculty beyond initial onboarding in the form of courses, workshops, drop-ins, research, tips, consultation, and more!
Browse the navigation menu above, or review a few common links below, to take full advantage of the many resources Teaching and Learning Conestoga has to offer.
A curated one-stop-shop of resource links to help faculty navigate the vast library of faculty and student supports at Conestoga.
A regular series featuring current teaching and learning stories, research, and tools to help you develop your teaching practice.