As of November 6, 2026, Jobsy lists 289 teacher jobs in Canada. The median advertised pay is $29.47 an hour (from 9 postings). The most active employers are Government of Nunavut, Department of Education, Qikiqtani Region, SASKATCHEWAN DISTANCE LEARNING CENTRE and Calgary Board of Education. Skills often requested: teaching, communication skills, vulnerable sector check and classroom management.
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Algonquin and Lakeshore Catholic District School Board
Candidates need an Ontario College of Teachers Certificate of Qualification, the division-specific qualifications for intermediate and senior teaching, and strong oral and written English. Applicants also need a current police record check with vulnerable sector check and two professional references.
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education, a valid Ontario College of Teachers certificate in good standing, and primary qualifications. Strong classroom management, communication, and organizational skills are required, and AQs and FSL qualifications are assets.
Meet commitments, OCT, Bilingualism, Classroom management, Communication skills, Organizational skills
3+ YOECandidates need a Bachelor of Education, a British Columbia teacher certification or equivalent, and at least three years of elementary teaching experience. Strong knowledge of the BC Curriculum and skill in differentiated instruction are also required.
Teaching, Coaching, Research, Communication skills, Interpersonal skills, Time management
3+ YOECandidates need a Bachelor of Education, BC teacher certification or equivalent, and at least three years of elementary teaching experience. Strong knowledge of the BC Curriculum, differentiated instruction, and the ability to integrate technology in learning are also needed.
Teaching, Coaching, Research, Communication skills, Interpersonal skills, Time management
3+ YOECandidates need a Bachelor of Education, BC teaching certification and at least three years of elementary or intermediate teaching experience. They should know the BC Curriculum and bring experience with inquiry-based learning, differentiated instruction, Seesaw and Google Classroom.
3+ YOECandidates need a Bachelor of Education, BC teaching certification or equivalent, and at least three years of elementary teaching experience. They also need knowledge of the BC Curriculum, experience differentiating instruction, and skill with Seesaw and Google Classroom.
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education or higher and eligibility for a Saskatchewan Professional "A" or Provisional Professional "A" certificate. They also need knowledge of Indigenous peoples, strong classroom management skills and a commitment to completing the school year.
Candidates need a teaching certificate, eligibility for a Saskatchewan Professional A or Provisional Professional A certificate, and a bachelor's degree or higher. They should know First Nations culture and history, manage classrooms well, and be committed to the full school year.
Candidates need a certified teacher's credentials, a bachelor's degree or higher, and eligibility for a Saskatchewan Professional A or Provisional Professional A certificate. They also need strong classroom management, high standards in literacy and numeracy, and working knowledge of First Nations culture.
Candidates need eligibility for Saskatchewan teaching certification, a current criminal record check, and three professional references. Applications are submitted with a resume and cover letter.
Candidates need a B.Ed., a Saskatchewan Teacher's Professional A certificate, a CPIC and vulnerable sector check, valid First Aid/CPR/AED, and good working knowledge of technology.
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education and a valid Saskatchewan Professional "A" Teaching Certificate, plus strong early years and classroom management experience. Understanding of Saulteaux culture or willingness to learn is required, and experience in a First Nations school is an asset.
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education, a valid Saskatchewan Professional "A" Teaching Certificate, and a valid driver's licence. Strong classroom management, organization, and an understanding of Saulteaux culture or willingness to learn it are also required.
Adaptability, Classroom management, Communication skills, Conflict resolution, Leadership, Teaching
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education and a valid Saskatchewan Professional "A" Teaching Certificate, plus a valid driver's licence. Strong middle years teaching, classroom management and organizational skills are required, along with an understanding of or willingness to learn Saulteaux culture.
Classroom management, Counsel students, Communication skills, Leadership, Tutor students, Teaching
Candidates need a Manitoba teaching certification or eligibility, strong communication and interpersonal skills, and clear criminal record and Child Abuse Registry checks. Experience in literacy or numeracy interventions and UFLI is an asset.
Candidates need a Manitoba teaching certificate or eligibility for one, plus clear criminal record and Child Abuse Registry checks. Strong communication, interpersonal and behaviour management skills are required, and experience in literacy or numeracy interventions is an asset.
Teaching, Communication skills, Interpersonal skills
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education or higher from an accredited university, a valid Canadian teaching certificate, and membership in or willingness to join the Ontario College of Teachers. They must be legally entitled to work in Canada, as no work permits are sponsored.
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education or higher, a valid Canadian teaching certificate, and Ontario College of Teachers membership or willingness to join. They must be legally entitled to work in Canada, as no work permits are sponsored.
Teaching, Communication skills, Assess students, Fix meetings, OCT
Candidates need a Quebec or Canadian provincial teaching permit or brevet d'enseignement, fluency in two of Inuktitut, English and French, and experience in adult education and multi-level classes. Knowledge of the MEES programs, teaching English or French as a second language, and Moodle are assets.
5+ YOECandidates need at least 5 years of recent construction industry experience, competency cards in construction equipment operation, and experience in adult education. They must be fluent in two of Inuktitut, English and French.
The median advertised pay is $29.47 an hour, across 9 postings that list pay. The lowest quarter pays under $26.74 and the top quarter over $29.47.
Who is hiring teachers?
Government of Nunavut, Department of Education, Qikiqtani Region (28), SASKATCHEWAN DISTANCE LEARNING CENTRE (18), Calgary Board of Education (10), Sun West School Division (8) and Prairie South School Division #210 (7).
What skills do teacher jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention teaching, communication skills, vulnerable sector check, classroom management, interpersonal skills, critical thinking, counsel students and oct.