Teaching assistant for spring 2027
The Faculty of Law at the University of Helsinki is seeking 1-2 undergraduate students of Helsinki University to work as teaching assistants in Helsinki during 1.1. - 31.5.2027.
The responsibilities of teaching assistants include various support tasks related to teaching, including the use of the Moodle learning environment and assisting staff with the system. Additionally, the work involves carrying out practical arrangements related to courses (e.g., grouping students and communicating course-related matters to students) as well as tasks related to recording teaching and other practical implementations of teaching. The tasks also include duties related to bilingualism and the use of both domestic languages, so we value fluency in Swedish. The work also requires good IT and communication technology skills and excellent interpersonal skills.
The work will be compensated at an hourly rate of 16,04 €/hour. Working hours are 0-60 h/month.
For more information contact the Vice Dean for Teaching Laura Ervo (laura.ervo@helsinki.fi). For questions related to the recruitment system, please reach out to recruitment@helsinki.fi
APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS
Short, free-form applications and CVs, no longer than one page, are requested to be submitted as a single PDF attachment via the university’s recruitment portal. The application period ends on 2.11.2026.
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Open position
Due Date: 2.11.2026
(23.59 Europe/Helsinki time)
Unit: Faculty of Law
Sub-unit: Faculty of Law
ID: 5278
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