School District #22 (Vernon) has 25 open jobs in Canada as of November 6, 2026. Top locations: Vernon and Coldstream. Median advertised hourly rate: $25.45.
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Candidates need Grade 10 education and six months of experience caring for children, such as volunteering or parenting. Being dependable and caring is also expected.
Candidates need a Master's or PhD in Educational Psychology with Level C assessment coursework, and must meet all BC regulatory registration requirements. A valid teaching certificate is preferred.
Candidates need a Master's or PhD in Educational Psychology with Level C Assessment coursework and registration with the applicable British Columbia regulatory body. A valid teaching certificate is preferred.
5+ YOECandidates need a master's degree in education, a valid BC teaching certificate or eligibility for one, and at least five years of recent exemplary teaching in public education. Experience leading school or district programs, inclusive learning, Indigenous education and unionized BC public-school teaching is also required.
3+ YOE3+ MgmtCandidates need a master's degree in education, a valid BC teaching certificate or eligibility for one, and extensive teaching experience. They also need at least three years of recent school leadership, experience in inclusive and Indigenous education, and experience teaching in a unionized BC public school.
Candidates need Grade 10 education and six months of experience working with children, such as volunteering or parenting. The posting asks for a dependable, caring person, and preference goes to qualified applicants who self-declare Indigenous ancestry.
Candidates need Grade 12 plus at least 20 hours of child development, guidance, health and safety, or nutrition coursework, three months of recent experience with children, a valid Child Safe First Aid certificate, and a clear criminal record check. Knowledge of the BC Early Learning Framework and Truth and Reconciliation is also required.
Child care, Health and safety, First Aid, Vulnerable sector check, Regulatory compliance, Communication skills
Candidates need Grade 10 education, a Food Safe certificate, and previous experience. Preference goes to applicants who self-declare Indigenous ancestry.
Candidates need Grade 10 and six months of experience working with children, such as volunteering or parenting. Preference goes to qualified applicants who self-declare Indigenous ancestry.
Candidates need Grade 10 education and six months of experience working with children, such as volunteering or parenting. The employer asks for a dependable, caring person.
Candidates need a valid BC Teaching Certificate, a Bachelor of Education (Secondary) or equivalent, and demonstrated experience teaching nsyilxcn. Strong classroom management, communication and inclusive teaching skills are also required.
SEM, Teaching, Communication skills, Classroom management
5+ YOECandidates need a master's in counselling, a BC teacher certification or eligibility for it, and at least 5 years of classroom teaching. Strong counselling, crisis response, threat assessment and communication skills are also required.
Interpersonal skills, Communication skills, Counselling, Teaching, Conflict resolution, Hazard assessment
Candidates need a valid BC Class II licence with an air brake endorsement, a driver's abstract, and Grade 12. Professional driving experience is preferred, along with calm, professional handling of challenging student behaviour.
Candidates need about six months of relevant training, such as a recent Okanagan College Education Assistant certificate or an equivalent 450-hour program with practicum experience. They also need conflict resolution skills, familiarity with special education technology, and strong interpersonal and communication skills.
Candidates need Grade 10 education and six months of experience working with children, such as through volunteering or parenting. Dependability and a caring attitude are expected.
Candidates need Grade 10 education, a Food Safe certificate, and previous experience. Preference goes to qualified applicants who self-declare Indigenous ancestry.
Candidates need Grade 10, at least six months of experience working with children (volunteering or parenting counts), and good communication and interpersonal skills. Indigenous applicants who self-declare will be given preference.
First Aid, Communication skills, Interpersonal skills
School District No. 22 asks for Grade 10 education and six months of experience with children, such as volunteering or parenting. The posting says preference goes to qualified applicants who self-declare Indigenous ancestry.
School District No. 22 needs a dependable, caring person with Grade 10 and at least six months of experience working with children, through volunteering or parenting. Indigenous applicants who self-declare will be given preference.
Candidates need an Education Assistant certificate or similar training with practicum experience, at least four months working with Indigenous youth, and knowledge of Indigenous community values. They also need comfort with special education technology and strong communication skills.
Candidates need Grade 10 education and knowledge of commercial building cleaning methods. They must follow OHS and WHMIS rules, understand oral and written instructions, and be physically able to do all aspects of the job.
2+ YOECandidates need a post-secondary office or business administration certificate, basic accounting courses, and typing at 40 wpm. Two years of relevant experience is preferred, along with strong interpersonal, organizational and communication skills.
Candidates need Grade 10 education and at least six months of experience working with children, which can come from volunteering or parenting. The role is dependable, caring and works under the school principal.
Candidates need Grade 10 education and at least six months of experience working with children, such as through volunteering or parenting. The posting asks for a dependable, caring person who can follow direction from the school principal.