Kaska/Dene/Tahltan/Tagish/Inland Tlingit/Tsek’ene·Vancouver, British Columbia
Develop and deliver engaging lesson plans aligned with BC curriculum.
Integrate culturally relevant education, including land-based and experiential learning.
Provide a safe, supportive, inclusive, and student-centered classroom environment.
Adapt teaching strategies to meet diverse learning needs and abilities.
Work collaboratively with Education staff, support workers, Elders, and community programs.
Maintain accurate documentation, attendance, student assessments, and progress reports.
Participate in school activities, community events, and professional development.
Promote positive behavior, conflict resolution, and social-emotional learning.
Support students in achieving academic, personal, and cultural goals
Bachelor of Education or equivalent teaching credential.
Valid BC Teaching Certificate (or eligibility for certification).
Clear criminal record and vulnerable sector check.
Experience working in Indigenous or remote communities (preferred).
Knowledge of culturally responsive, trauma-informed, and land-based teaching practices (preferred).
Understanding of local First Nations contexts, history, and cultural protocols (preferred).
Strong communication, classroom management, and problem-solving skills (preferred).
Willingness to participate in on-the-land activities, field trips, and community programming (preferred)
Market context
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