Physical & Health Education Teaching Jobs in Calgary, Alberta — New Openings

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Deliver EDUC 4107 Teaching Social Studies course content including preparation of course outline, course activities, lesson preparation and assessments, and course D2L site. Submit course attendance sheets. Submit course outline signature forms. Input final grades upon course completion. Participate in scheduled program meetings

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Responsible for the prevention, assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation of injuries for varsity student-athletes. The role also involves supervising and mentoring student Athletic Therapists during their clinical placements.

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teaching all levels of midwifery courses. participating in course and program revisions and development. potential involvement in research (if applying for TSS pattern)

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Deliver lectures, lab demonstrations, and practicum support for the Early Childhood Education Diploma and Certificate programs. Collaborate with the ECE team to maintain curriculum standards and evaluate student progress.

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Teaching EDUC 2371 Language Development and Literacy. Conducting classes as per schedule. Providing evidence of teaching excellence. Submitting required documentation

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The coach is responsible for delivering safe, effective, and evidence-based training programs for athletes and members, supporting physical preparation, injury mitigation, and performance enhancement aligned with the Long-Term Athlete Development framework. Key duties include designing and supervising strength and conditioning programs, coaching proper technique, and collaborating professionally with sport coaches and performance staff.

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This role provides community-based education and resourcing to pregnant people and parents/caregivers with young children, focusing on healthy pregnancies, positive birth outcomes, breastfeeding, and family nutrition, especially for families facing barriers. Responsibilities include providing individualized nutrition counseling, reducing access barriers, and offering trauma-informed, strengths-based supports to enhance family wellness and resilience.