2+ YOECandidates need a Bachelor of Education in Secondary Education, BC Teacher Certification, and a Math and Science specialization with two years of teaching experience. Gitksen West also wants experience teaching First Nations students, strong classroom management, and a clear criminal record check with vulnerable sector screening.
Leadership, Teaching, Communication skills, Classroom management, Vulnerable sector check
1+ YOECandidates need a BC Elementary Teaching Certificate and a Bachelor of Education, plus 1-2 years of teaching experience, ideally in multi-graded classrooms. Strong classroom management, collaboration and communication skills are required, and Gitxsan language and culture knowledge is an asset.
Acadience, CAT 2, Read Well, Nelson Literacy, Jump Math, Math Makes Sense
5+ YOE2+ MgmtCandidates need a Master of Education in Administrative Leadership and a Bachelor of Education, at least 5 years of teaching experience (preferably in a First Nations school) and 2 years of administrative experience. They also need in-depth knowledge of the BC curriculum, budget experience, conflict resolution skills, and a clear criminal record check for working with vulnerable populations.
Leadership, Teaching, Communication skills, Conflict resolution, Vulnerable sector check
2+ YOECandidates need a Class 2 driver's licence and at least 2 years of safe driving experience. They must have a clean driver's abstract and know BC rules for commercial vehicles. A First Aid certificate is an asset.
Gitsegukla First Nation needs strong knowledge of the Gitxsan language and culture and experience teaching language in an Indigenous setting. A degree in language, arts, culture or heritage is an asset, as are good written and oral communication skills and MS Office skills.
Gitsegukla First Nation needs strong knowledge of the Gitxsan language and culture and experience teaching language in an Indigenous setting. A degree in language, arts, culture or heritage is an asset, as are good written and oral communication skills and MS Office skills.
Candidates need a bachelor's degree or higher and good standing with the BC College of Teachers. Primary-level experience, knowledge of local First Nations culture and issues, and willingness to learn the community's First Language are preferred.
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education and BC Teacher Certification or eligibility for it, plus experience with First Nations students and classroom management. Knowledge of First Nations culture and experience with IEPs, Smartboards and iPads are also required.
2+ YOECandidates need a post-secondary certificate or diploma related to special education or childcare, plus two years of experience with children or young adults with special needs. They also need valid BC driver's licence, CPR and First Aid certification, clear vulnerable sector and criminal record checks, and experience with First Nations students is an asset.
IEP, Teaching, Counsel students, Confidentiality, Adapt to changing situations, Time management
1+ YOECandidates need a BC Elementary Teaching Certificate, a Bachelor of Education and 1 to 2 years of teaching experience, ideally in multi-grade classrooms. Familiarity with specific literacy and math programs and assessment tools, strong behaviour management and a clear criminal record check are required.
Gitwangak Education Society needs a candidate with a valid BC Teaching Certificate and recent adult education teaching experience at grades 10-12. Candidates should be able to integrate Gitxsan culture and language, support students with special needs, and build strong parent and community relationships.
Gitwangak Education Society needs a candidate with a bachelor's degree in education administration or a related field, plus experience in post-secondary program delivery, student records, human resources and budget management.
Adult education, Education administration, Community education