As of November 6, 2026, Jobsy lists 43 elementary teacher jobs in Canada. The median advertised pay is $90,522 a year (from 12 postings). The most active employers are Keewatin-Patricia District School Board, District School Board Ontario North East and School District #28 (Quesnel). Skills often requested: teaching, oct, vulnerable sector check and communication skills.
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Candidates need a BC Professional Teacher Certification and knowledge of teaching methods, literacy and numeracy instruction, and child development. Experience with ESL or struggling learners and a background in Islam are assets.
Candidates need a BC Professional Teacher Certification, knowledge of pedagogy and early literacy and numeracy teaching, and interest in extra-curricular activities. Experience with ESL or struggling students and a background in Islam are assets.
Candidates need an undergraduate degree and a Bachelor of Education qualified to teach at the Primary level, plus a passion for teaching and a good grasp of curriculum planning and assessment. Strong organization, communication and time management skills are required, and experience with online platforms and ESL strategies is an asset.
Candidates need teaching certification, or must obtain Manitoba teaching certification. The posting places weight on pay placement by experience, degrees and qualifications, and on connection to a northern First Nation community.
Northlands Denesuline First Nation needs a certified teacher, with Manitoba teaching certification required if not already held. Candidates are placed on a salary scale based on experience and qualifications.
Candidates need a Professional NWT Teaching Certificate or eligibility for one, and experience or training teaching the JK to Grade 9 British Columbia curricula. Inclusive education, cross-cultural and multi-grade teaching, school technologies and ongoing professional development are needed or valued.
Candidates need to be qualified to teach in Alberta and able to deliver the Alberta curriculum and follow a restorative discipline approach. The posting also asks for willingness to take part in cultural and community events and to follow the AFNE policy manual and Code of Ethics.
Wild Rose School Division needs candidates with Alberta teaching certification or eligibility, strong Bible knowledge, and a Christian faith statement. Candidates also need an educational philosophy statement, a pastor's reference, and a willingness to take part in Teaching for Transformation.
Northwest School Division #203 needs a Bachelor of Education, training or experience in elementary education, and a solid understanding of the reading process. Candidates must pass a criminal record and vulnerable sector check before starting.
Candidates need Ontario College of Teachers accreditation and Primary/Junior Divisions qualifications. They must also pass a criminal background check with vulnerable sector screening before employment.
Candidates need Ontario College of Teachers accreditation, Intermediate qualifications, and FSL Part 1 qualifications, all required. A criminal background check with vulnerable sector screening must be provided before employment.
Candidates need Ontario College of Teachers accreditation, Primary/Junior qualifications and Special Education qualifications. A criminal background check with vulnerable sector screening is required before employment.
Candidates need an Ontario College of Teachers accreditation and Primary/Junior Divisions qualifications. A criminal background check with vulnerable sector screening is required before employment.
Candidates need Ontario College of Teachers accreditation and Primary/Junior qualifications. Reading Part 1, Mathematics Part 1, experience teaching primary classrooms, and familiarity with ULFI are preferred.
Candidates need Ontario College of Teachers accreditation and Primary/Junior qualifications. French as a Second Language (FSL) qualifications are preferred, and a Criminal Background Check with Vulnerable Sector Screening is required before employment.
Candidates need a 6-9 or 6-12 Montessori diploma from a MACTE accredited or AMI training program. The school wants a guide who is committed to lifelong learning and brings a love of learning to the classroom.
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education, a valid Alberta teaching certificate, and knowledge of the Alberta school curriculum. Red Deer Catholic Regional Division No. 39 also wants collaborative, servant-leadership skills and comfort in a faith-filled setting.
Teaching, Cooperate with colleagues, Leadership, Microsoft Word
Candidates need a passion for teaching, strong interpersonal and leadership skills, and a 3rd or 4th year university standing. They should know the Grade 1-8 curriculum well, especially literacy and math, and be available at least two evenings a week.
Teaching, Leadership, Interpersonal skills, Multitask, Adapt to change, Tutoring
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education, a valid or eligible Alberta teaching certificate, and agreement with the school's Statement of Faith. They must be a born-again Christian with a passion for Christian education and be eligible to work in Canada.
Candidates need Ontario teacher certification with Primary/Junior and French Second Language qualifications, plus a satisfactory vulnerable sector or criminal record check upon hire and every five years after.
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education and good standing with the BC College of Teachers. Two years' teaching in a First Nations environment is preferred, along with a clear criminal record and vulnerable sector check.
Reading Mastery, ReadWell, Corrective Reading, Nelson Literacy, Saxon Math
Candidates need a valid BC Teaching Certificate and good standing with the BC Ministry of Education Teacher Regulation Branch. They also need intermediate-level elementary training or recent intermediate teaching experience, and a willingness to work as part of a team.
Candidates need a valid BC Teaching Certificate and good standing with the BC Teacher Regulation Branch. They also need elementary training with an intermediate specialization or recent intermediate teaching experience, and a willingness to collaborate with staff.
Candidates need a valid BC Teaching Certificate and good standing with the BC Teacher Regulation Branch. They also need Elementary Intermediate training or recent successful Intermediate-level teaching experience, and must be willing to work as a team.
How much does a elementary teacher make in Canada?
The median advertised pay is $90,522 a year, across 12 postings that list pay. The lowest quarter pays under $86,986 and the top quarter over $90,542.
Who is hiring elementary teachers?
Keewatin-Patricia District School Board (6), District School Board Ontario North East (6), School District #28 (Quesnel) (5), Az-Zahraa Islamic Academy (4) and Oxford Learning Centres, Inc. (3).
What skills do elementary teacher jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention teaching, oct, vulnerable sector check, communication skills, collaboration, interpersonal skills, tutoring and problem solving.