As of November 7, 2026, Jobsy lists 17 high school teacher jobs in Canada. The most active employers are Lac La Ronge Indian Band, Mountain View Christian Academy and First Nation School Board - Yukon. Skills often requested: teaching, classroom management, vulnerable sector check and communication skills.
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Candidates need membership in good standing with the Ontario College of Teachers and computer literacy. Experience teaching First Nations students, understanding of First Nations culture, and Intermediate/Senior subject qualifications are strong assets.
Candidates need Alberta teaching certification or eligibility for it, experience differentiating instruction for diverse student needs, and knowledge of Tier 1-3 supports and Indigenous Ways of Knowing. Strong classroom management, trauma-informed practice and teamwork are required.
Candidates need a Manitoba Teaching Certificate or a willingness to apply for one. Experience working in a First Nation community is an asset. A criminal record check and a child abuse registry check are required.
Lac La Ronge Indian Band: The LLRIB Health provides services:
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education and a Saskatchewan Professional A teaching certificate, plus strong classroom management skills. Cross-cultural experience is an asset, along with a valid Class 5 driver's licence and a satisfactory criminal record check.
Lac La Ronge Indian Band: The LLRIB Health provides services:
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education and a Saskatchewan Professional A teaching certificate. They also need good classroom management, the ability to teach students of varying abilities, and a valid Class 5 driver's licence.
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education. High school teaching experience is preferred. A satisfactory criminal record and vulnerable sector check is required.
Candidates need Alberta teaching certification or eligibility for it, plus experience with diverse learners and programming. They should know the Knowledge and Employability stream, Tier 1-3 teaching, and Indigenous ways of knowing, and be trauma-informed with strong classroom management.
Candidates need a B.C. Teaching Certificate. CPR/First Aid, social emotional learning experience and experience working with students on IEPs are preferred.
Candidates need a valid BC or independent school teaching certificate or equivalent, teaching experience in English, Social Studies, Science or Math, and a born-again Christian faith with service in a local church.
Teaching, Critical thinking, Leadership, Communication skills
Candidates need a valid BC or independent schools teaching certification, a personal Christian faith and service in a local church. Past teaching experience in several subjects is preferred.
Teaching, Critical thinking, Leadership, Communication skills
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education and a valid Alberta Teaching Certificate. Holden Rural Academy wants an energetic, flexible teacher who can build trusting relationships and embrace rural place-based education.
Candidates need a Bachelor's degree in Education or a related field and a valid BC Teacher Certification or eligibility to obtain one. High school teaching experience and work in Indigenous or remote communities are assets.
Give constructive feedback, Classroom management, Guide staff, Teaching, Community engagement
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education and recent junior high teaching experience with students at a range of achievement levels. Experience with First Nation students and communities, outdoor learning, and a willingness to learn Vuntut Gwitchin culture and the Gwich'in language are assets.
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education, Yukon teacher certification or eligibility from another province or territory, and recent high school teaching experience or practicum. Experience with outdoor learning, Indigenous learners and remote community life is an asset.
Candidates need a BC Teacher certificate and must pass a criminal record check including a vulnerable sector check. Strong classroom management, differentiated instruction, and knowledge of the B.C. curriculum are required.
Candidates need strong spoken and written French, English and math skills, comfort teaching up to Grade 9 (Grade 12 preferred), and a bachelor's degree or equivalent, with teaching certification an asset. Vulnerable sector screening is mandatory.
Teaching, Vulnerable sector check, Tutoring, Communication skills, Multitask
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education or a degree in a teachable subject, a valid BC Teaching Certificate or eligibility for one, and experience with secondary students. They also need a valid driver's licence, reliable transportation and a clear criminal record check.
Tutoring, Teaching, Communication skills, Interpersonal skills, Time management, Valid driver's licence
Lac La Ronge Indian Band (2), Mountain View Christian Academy (2), First Nation School Board - Yukon (2), Lilwat Nation (1) and Little Grand Rapids First Nation (1).
What skills do high school teacher jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention teaching, classroom management, vulnerable sector check, communication skills, critical thinking, organizational skills, recruitment and tutoring.