As of November 6, 2026, Jobsy lists 584 open jobs in Northwest Territories. The cities with the most openings are Yellowknife, Inuvik and Fort Smith. The most active employers are Government of the Northwest Territories - Northwest Territories Health and Social Services Authority, Stantec and Inuvialuit Regional Corporation. The median advertised hourly rate is $56.65 (from 106 hourly postings that list pay).
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Government of the Northwest Territories - Beaufort-Delta Education Council
Candidates need Grade 12 plus related training in working with special needs students and experience in an educational environment. A satisfactory vulnerable sector check is required. Equivalencies may be considered case by case.
2+ YOECandidates need a valid Class 3 NWT driver's licence with air endorsement and at least 2 years of experience in an industrial or mechanical field. Water and sewer experience is an asset. A criminal records check is required before employment.
Vactor truck, Leak detection analyzer, Smart water meter
Candidates need a teaching qualification and a positive, committed approach to collaborative work. The posting asks for willingness to embrace the division's three priorities in its schools.
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education or equivalent and eligibility for NWT teacher certification. Middle-years experience, inclusive and differentiated teaching skills, and experience in Indigenous or northern communities are preferred.
Candidates need a Bachelor's degree in Education and eligibility for a Northwest Territories teaching certificate. Experience with inquiry-based teaching, competency-based curriculum and assessment, and an understanding of Indigenous cultures and inclusive schooling are essential.
Candidates need a Bachelor's degree in Education and eligibility for a Northwest Territories teaching certificate. They also need knowledge of Indigenous cultures, inquiry-based teaching, competency-based assessment and inclusive schooling.
Candidates need a Bachelor's degree in Education and eligibility for a Northwest Territories teaching certificate. Experience with inclusive schooling, competency-based curriculum, inquiry-based teaching and land-based education is essential.
Candidates need a Bachelor's degree in Education and eligibility for a Northwest Territories teaching certificate. Experience with inquiry-based teaching, competency-based curriculum and assessment, and knowledge of Indigenous cultures and land-based education are essential.
Candidates need a Bachelor's degree in Education and eligibility for a Northwest Territories teaching certificate. Experience with inquiry-based teaching, competency-based curriculum and assessment, and knowledge of Indigenous cultures and land-based education are essential.
Candidates need a Bachelor's in Education, eligibility for a Northwest Territories teaching certificate, and Orton Gillingham coursework or equivalent. Experience with inquiry-based teaching, competency-based assessment and Indigenous cultures is essential.
Candidates need a bachelor's degree in education and eligibility for an NWT teaching certificate. Experience with inquiry-based teaching, competency-based curriculum and assessment, and knowledge of Indigenous cultures and land-based education are essential.
3+ YOECandidates need a Bachelor's degree in Education, eligibility for a Northwest Territories teaching certificate, and three years of teaching experience. Strong knowledge of Indigenous cultures, inquiry-based teaching, competency-based assessment and land-based education is essential. Willingness to obtain the NWT Educational Leadership Program is an asset.
Education Authorities in the Northwest Territories
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education and a Vulnerable Sector Check. Experience in early literacy, reading intervention, differentiated instruction and supporting teachers in classrooms is an asset, as is familiarity with evidence-based literacy assessment tools.
Education Authorities in the Northwest Territories
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education and a Vulnerable Sector Check. They should understand social-emotional learning, trauma and behaviour, restorative approaches and cultural factors in learning, and be able to manage challenging behaviour with empathy.
Education Authorities in the Northwest Territories
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education and training or experience in Humanities, Social Studies, History, Geography or Indigenous Studies. They need knowledge of SEL, trauma, restorative approaches and residential school impacts, plus strong interpersonal, communication and classroom management skills.
Education Authorities in the Northwest Territories
Candidates need an NWT Teaching Certificate or eligibility for one, and a Bachelor of Education. They must know the BC and NWT curricula and have skills in literacy, numeracy, inclusive and trauma-informed teaching, and Indigenizing content.
Fountas and Pinnell Reading Assessments, Levelled Literacy Intervention, manipulatives
3+ YOECandidates need a Bachelor's degree in Education (a Master's is preferred), eligibility for NWT teacher certification, and three years of teaching experience (five preferred) with inclusive schooling. Experience in Northern Indigenous communities and a satisfactory vulnerable sector check are also expected.
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.
Calian Group Ltd.: The company went public in 1993 and became Calian Group Ltd.
Candidates need a licence in good standing with the Government of the Northwest Territories and CCFP family medicine certification. Basic Life Support or CPR/AED Level C is required, and a Reliability security clearance must be obtainable.
Government of the Northwest Territories - Northwest Territories Health and Social Services Authority
10+ YOECandidates need a pharmacy degree and ten years of recent clinical healthcare experience. They must be eligible for registration under the NWT Pharmacy Act and willing to join the Canadian Society of Hospital Pharmacists.
Patient care, Community medicine, Primary care, Leadership, Vulnerable sector check
TIM HORTONS: The company operates in the highly competitive quick-service restaurant sector, part of the broad multi-billion dollar food-service business.
Candidates need to be available for shifts that suit the restaurant and to work at a fast-paced counter.
Government of the Northwest Territories - Education, Culture and Employment
1+ YOECandidates need a business, commerce, accounting or related diploma with one year of payroll, auditing or bookkeeping experience and one year of collections or accounts receivable experience, or a certificate with two years of each. They also need a valid Class 5 driver's licence and a satisfactory criminal record check.
Computerized accounting systems, Word processing, Email, Internet
Government of the Northwest Territories - Infrastructure
2+ YOECandidates need knowledge of building trades such as electrical, carpentry, painting and HVAC in northern conditions, plus knowledge of building, fire and safety codes. Typically a journeyperson carpentry certification, two years of commercial asset maintenance experience and a Class 5 driver's licence are needed, with equivalencies considered.
Candidates need a culinary diploma, line-cook certificate, or experience as a Head Cook or Camp Cook, plus reliability, teamwork and early-morning availability. A food safety certificate and experience with children or community health are preferred.
How many jobs are available in Northwest Territories?
584 active openings as of November 6, 2026, collected from employer career sites.
Which companies are hiring in Northwest Territories?
Government of the Northwest Territories - Northwest Territories Health and Social Services Authority (42), Stantec (33), Inuvialuit Regional Corporation (26), The North West Company (24) and Tlicho Management Services (18).
What is the typical hourly pay in Northwest Territories?
Across 106 postings that list an hourly rate, the median is $56.65. This comes from the postings themselves, not an estimate.