lol buec 232? lots of ppl requesting it on fb haha
and done.

done, is it for michael johnson's class?

Done. That was easy.

answered

Done! Fastest survey I've ever done haha

took longer to read the title than to do the survey :woot2:

"flying picket" ........ :fulloffuck:

^FUCK YOU TSSU, ATLEAST FLYING STRIKE THE WHOLE BUILDING

At least fly strike Habour Centre today afternoon :okay:

:rukidding: scumbag union. post it 2 hours before it starts. tssu says SFU is beginning to cave, but the union has already pissed off the students.

I just want my damn grades
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What electives you guys taking in Spring?

CHINESE 182 LOL :ilied:

Done.

All my TA's have been letting the students see their exams during office hours, they're just not releasing it to the prof. One of em even thinks it's unfair that the union is doing this lol...

So really just curious, how much does a TA make per hour? And how much they are demanding this to be increased to?

they make ~$100/hour in quebec

I assume that's what theyre ideally pushing for lol

I think my TA is gay.

Now I can't call him gay if he gives me shitty grades since he won't take it as an insult :(.

Many TA's also released marks directly to the professor. I've gotten quite a few marks back already... just waiting on one =/

Its a contract job so you get a fixed sum per semester dependent on the workload and number of tutorials you teach. Some courses pay very high per hour (marking), whereas some courses like BUS 360, it works out to be very little..

I was just browsing the nets and found this:
TSSU SFU

tldr; they make 48$ for 120 hours a semester.
fucking ridiculous.

Anyone taken an array of geography courses? Upper and lower level

i did a minor in geog and these are the courses i took

Geog 100
geog 102
geog 111
geog 221 (highly recommend)
geog 241
geog 255
geog 264 (this one too if you are interested in urban planning)
geog 312
geog 325
geog 327

The last 2 are good too

You get a lump-sum of about $5000-$6000 a semester, depending whether you are in PhD or Masters. It's not by hour, but they expect you to work about 17 hours per week?

When I was a TA... I probably worked 5-6 hours a week, including tutorial hours (4 hours).

Obviously marking midterms/exams take longer, but not that long.

:ilied:

Don't know what going on with TSSU... but I think the wages are fair, if tuition is stable, considering TA have ZERO training to teach, and some can barely speak English.

Whoops I meant to say History instead... planning courses based on this Social Studies Requirement - Faculty of Education - Simon Fraser University

But thanks anyways, still helps!