Candidates need a Bachelor's Degree, a valid Manitoba Teaching License and willingness to pass a criminal background check. Strong oral and written communication and respect for cultural differences are required, and Professional Learning Community knowledge is preferred.
Candidates need a B.C. Teaching Certificate. CPR/First Aid, social emotional learning experience and experience working with students on IEPs are preferred.
5+ YOECandidates need 5-7 years of progressive accounting experience, a bachelor's degree in accounting, finance or a related field, and Canadian work authorization. A CPA is preferred, along with strong GAAP/IFRS knowledge and advanced Excel and ERP skills.
Microsoft Excel, ERP systems, financial reporting tools
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education, an Alberta Teaching Certification and authorization to work in Canada. The posting asks for these as must-haves.
Candidates need a Quebec Teaching Certification (Brevet preferred), fluent French (native French preferred) and prior teaching experience preferred. They must be legally eligible to work in Canada and report to the Baie-D'Urfe campus daily.
Candidates need active BCBA or BCaBA certification or BST certification, plus British Columbia Teaching Certification. They also need experience with functional behaviour assessments, behaviour intervention plans and coaching paraprofessionals.
Candidates need Grade 12 and a Special Education Teacher Assistant Certificate or equivalent experience, plus POPARD autism and ABA training. They also need behaviour management skills, tact and discretion, and basic computer knowledge.
Candidates need effective oral and written communication skills and a willingness to pass a criminal background check. Singing instruction experience, a musical background, and knowledge of professional learning communities are preferred.
Candidates need an Alberta Teaching Certification and valid work authorization, and must live in Alberta. Classroom teaching experience in these grade levels is an asset.
Candidates need a Quebec Provincial Teaching Certificate (Brevet d'enseignement). The posting emphasizes an interest in an innovative, self-directed learning approach.
Candidates need effective oral and written communication, willingness to pass a criminal background check, and respect for others in a multicultural setting. Singing teaching experience, a musical background and knowledge of professional learning communities are assets.
Communication skills, PLC, Teaching, Vulnerable sector check
Candidates need a bachelor's degree and a valid Saskatchewan Teaching License. They must be willing to pass a criminal background check, communicate well orally and in writing, and work respectfully within cultural boundaries. Professional learning community knowledge is preferred.
Candidates need a Bachelor's Degree and a valid Saskatchewan Teaching License, plus willingness to take a criminal background check. Strong oral and written communication and respect for cultural differences are also needed.
Candidates need a bachelor's degree, a Saskatchewan teaching certificate and an inclusive education certificate or post-baccalaureate. Experience with IEPs, alternative curriculum and virtual teaching, plus strong leadership and communication skills, are required.