Start with the strongest local hiring markets, then drill into open roles.
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Newest K-12 and district roles published across the state.
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Start with the strongest local hiring markets, then drill into open roles.
Compare district size, grade coverage, and current hiring before you click through.
Newest K-12 and district roles published across the state.
Ontario currently has 812 open jobs across 129 cities. That spread can help candidates prioritize locations with the strongest concentration of openings.
Start with this page's license and credential requirements section for Ontario. Identify the credential tied to your role, verify it with the state education agency, and confirm the pathway again if you are changing states or fields.
Review teacher certification requirementsBased on 655 active Ontario listings with pay disclosed on this site.
$46,600
annual median, all roles
In Ontario, the salary median is $46,600, based on 655 salary observations, so candidates can calibrate expectations around the most common pay point in the market. For Classroom Teacher, the median is $40,000, which gives role-specific context for comparing openings against the broader pay picture.
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Ontario has 812 open jobs, so candidates have a substantial number of active opportunities to evaluate across the province. The leading subject area is Physical & Health Education at 19%, which signals where many employers are concentrating their hiring. Toronto leads active postings and Toronto is among the recent hiring cities, so candidates can focus both on current volume and where demand is newly surfacing.