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Here you can find information about recruiting and managing GTAs. If you have any questions about the administration of GTAs, please email Lucy at environment-hr@york.ac.uk. If you have any further questions about GTA work from an academic perspective, please email Mark Ed at marked.hodson@yorkgarrett@york.ac.uk. Looking for casual worker informationWant to know more about GTAs? Visit our Information for GTAs wiki page. Need a casual worker, not a GTA? Visit our Casual worker wiki page. |
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How GTAs are recruitedAs the recruitment of GTAs is often quite complicated and time-consuming, involving many different aspects, it is extremely important to hit the deadlines for the process belowKey information to hiring GTAs
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How GTAs are recruitedIn 2023, we revised our recruitment process to provide more information and expectations to our GTA applicants, and to decrease unconscious bias while reviewing the applications. So far this has been received positively - if you have any further feedback, please let Lucy know at environment-hr@york.ac.uk.1. When developing/reviewing your module for semesterisationthe upcoming year/semester, please consider and note what activities will require a GTA, including marking. 2. Lucy will email you around 4-5 months before the start of the following semester to provide a GTA briefing document for your GTA work requests. Lucy will use this information to then circulate an application form to our PhD students (and sometimes other departments too, where appropriate). Candidates will need to specify their working hours, which modules they would like to work on, and provide a CVprovide an overview of their experience, as well as anyrrelevant module-specific skills/experience. 3. Lucy will anonymise the candidates and circulate the candidates applications to module leaders. You will need to look at their CVs the applications and rate them accordingly. It is important to rate all eligible candidates, as unfortunately due to clashes and time restraints, you may not be assigned your first choice. 4. Lucy will be in touch about any changes and will readvertise modules that have not had enough interest. In this time, you can also approach anyone you know who might be suitable, as long as you let Lucy know at environment-hr@york.ac.uk. 5. All the information will be finalised on the GTA spreadsheet, which you will have access to view. If you there are any changes to be made, let Lucy know asap. 6Once the timetable is released, Lucy will send you the GTA spreadsheet with GTA allocation to review and confirm. You will only be able to request an alternative GTA if there is a evidential issue with who has been assigned. 5. Make sure you communicate with your assigned GTAs and provide any relevant resources and training before they partake in any work. You will need It is the module leader/requester's responsibility to set expectations . |
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- DEG's Module Delivery Sheet 22/23
- YMP Sublim Module Delivery Sheet 22/23
- GTA sheet 22/23and provide everything needed to allow the GTA to thrive in their work. |
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- DEG GTA spreadsheet for Semester 2 23/24This details all the work and allocations for GTAs for Environment & Geography. - GTA briefing documents for Semester 2 23/24The briefing documents detail the work and expectations for GTAs in Environment & Geography. - GTA pay rates HR webpageInformation regarding pay rates and prep time. - GTA webpagesUniversity information and guidance for GTAs, including the information on the Introduction to Teaching and Learning training. - University of York GTA policyThe university's policy on GTAs - please note this was last updated in 2020 so not all of the information is up to date. - /wiki/spaces/GTACM/overviewA University of York wiki page with some further information on GTA management. |