Each course you teach is classified according to your experience in teaching it, whether it is an additional section of the course you are teaching concurrently, or whether it is a continuous-intake program.
“New” – 1:1.1
A “New” course is the first section of a course you have never taught before, or are teaching for the first time since a major revision.
“Established A” – 1:0.85
An “Established A” course is the first section of a course you have taught before, but not in the previous three years.
“Established B” – 1:0.60
An “Established B” course is the first section of a course you have taught within the last three years.
“Repeat A” – 1:0.45
A “Repeat A” course is any of the subsequent sections of a course you are teaching in the same semester, taught to students in a different year or in a different program. If the students in your section are not all from the same year and same program, Repeat A is to be used.
“Repeat B” – 1:0.35
A “Repeat B” course is any of the subsequent sections of a course you are teaching in the same semester, taught to students in the same year and program.
“Special A” and “Special B”
“Special A” and “Special B” courses are continuous-intake courses or courses in which the objectives describe the students’ application of knowledge in actual work settings. See the Collective Agreement for the ratios [11.01 D 3 (vii) and (viii)].