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Candidates need a Bachelor's degree in Education or equivalent and a valid or eligible Saskatchewan Teaching Certificate. Experience teaching First Nations students in remote communities and First Aid certification are assets.
Interpersonal skills, Teaching, Active listening, Confidentiality, First Aid, Provide training
Candidates need a Bachelor's degree in Education or equivalent and a Saskatchewan Teaching Certificate, or eligibility for one. Flexibility, classroom management, Saskatchewan curriculum knowledge and experience with First Nations students in remote communities are assets.
Adaptability, Classroom management, Record keeping, Communication skills, Counsel students, Confidentiality
Candidates need strong interpersonal skills, a confident and motivated approach, and a commitment to learning and teaching in project-based ways. Experience with the latest technology and program piloting is valued by the employer.
Candidates need teaching qualifications and the ability to teach across grade levels and subjects, along with flexibility and strong commitment to student learning. Preference goes to First Nation or other Indigenous applicants who meet the minimum suitability requirements.
Candidates need registration with the Saskatchewan Association of Speech Language Pathologists and Audiologists and willingness to travel one week per month. An understanding of Denesuline language and culture is an asset.
Interpersonal skills, Teaching, Communication skills
Candidates need to be registered Occupational Therapists in good standing in Saskatchewan and willing to travel for one-week intervals. Experience with children, school-based teams and Indigenous communities is an asset, and contractors must provide liability insurance.