Candidates need the ability to deliver the Ontario Language Arts curriculum and to assess and report on student progress. They also need strong communication skills, experience working in a multicultural environment and the ability to maintain confidentiality.
Candidates need to plan and deliver classroom instruction, assess students, and support students who need extra help. Staff meetings and training workshops are part of the role, and some duties may include online teaching or advising students.
5+ YOE5+ MgmtCandidates need a postgraduate degree in education, at least five years in a senior staff position, OCT certification and Principal Part 1 and 2 certification. Strong leadership, organization, communication and curriculum knowledge are essential, and fluency in Anishininiimowin is an asset.
Candidates need Ontario College of Teachers registration and a teaching degree or teacher training. They also need classroom management skills, multi-grade and multi-subject experience, and strong computer skills. First Nations school experience is an asset, and Anishininiimowin is an asset.