Literacy/Numeracy Coach
St. Paul, ABTribal Chiefs Education Foundation
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education and a valid Alberta Teaching Certificate, or the means to obtain one. They also need strong communication and organizational skills, a commitment to culturally responsive teaching, and a Vulnerable Sector Check and Intervention Record Check.
Critical thinking, Presentation skills, Classroom management, Counsel students, Guide staff, Teaching
Grade 3
St. Paul, ABTribal Chiefs Education Foundation
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education and a valid Alberta Teaching Certificate, or the means to obtain one. They also need strong communication, organization and classroom skills, and a commitment to culturally responsive teaching. A Vulnerable Sector Check and an Intervention Record Check are required.
Critical thinking, Presentation skills, Classroom management, Counsel students, Guide staff, Teaching
Junior High Teacher
St. Paul, ABTribal Chiefs Education Foundation
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education and a valid Alberta Teaching Certificate, or eligibility for one. Experience teaching Grades 7 to 9 and with First Nations students is preferred, along with a criminal record check and child intervention check.
Critical thinking, Problem solving, Teaching, Guide staff, Leadership, Classroom management
Substitute Teachers
St. Paul, ABTribal Chiefs Education Foundation
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education and a valid Alberta Teaching Certificate or the means to obtain one. They must show a commitment to culturally responsive teaching and pass a Vulnerable Sector Check and an Intervention Record Check.
Critical thinking, Classroom management, Counsel students, Guide staff, Teaching, Communication skills
Grade 1/2
St. Paul, ABTribal Chiefs Education Foundation
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education, a valid Alberta Teaching Certificate or the means to obtain one, and strong communication and organizational skills. A commitment to culturally responsive, decolonized teaching is required, and knowledge of Indigenous cultures or the nêhiyawêwin language is an asset.
Critical thinking, Presentation skills, Classroom management, Counsel students, Guide staff, Teaching