Physical & Health Education Teaching Jobs in Toronto, Ontario — New Openings

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Provide one-on-one counselling and psychotherapy for students with eating disorders and body image issues. Develop mental health resources, lead workshops, and coordinate outreach with community-based service providers.

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Deliver basketball course content and implement sequential weekly lesson plans for children and youth. Maintain a safe environment while tracking participant progress and communicating development to parents and supervisors.

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The instructor delivers karate programming and develops sequential weekly lesson plans based on the YMCA syllabus. They are responsible for maintaining a safe environment, tracking participant progress, and communicating updates to parents and supervisors.

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The Physical Education Teacher will deliver age-appropriate course content and co-curricular programming while providing differentiated instruction and assessment. Responsibilities include classroom management, supervising students, and collaborating with parents and faculty to support student learning.

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The successful candidate will assess, plan, implement, and evaluate nursing care in a paediatric environment. They will also participate in continuous education and advocate for patients and caregivers.

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The Basketball Development Officer is responsible for delivering high-quality basketball coaching up to 15 hours weekly to diverse players and planning focused training sessions on skill development and team dynamics. This role also requires assisting with player recruitment and designing development initiatives to enhance overall team performance.

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The officer will lead engaging soccer sessions for children aged 18 months to 13 years, while also supervising and mentoring a team of part-time and seasonal coaches to maintain program quality and safety. Key duties include overseeing session setup, event operations, providing on-field and off-field training, and acting as the primary liaison between coaches and management.

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The primary responsibility is to coach soccer skills and games for girls aged 2-14 years, providing fun and engaging experiences for the youth participants. Coaches must also effectively interact with children and deliver feedback to parents.

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The role involves coaching soccer to children ranging from 18 months up to 14 years old, focusing initially on fun and engagement for toddlers and progressing to skill development and game-like situations for older youth. Coaches must deliver feedback effectively to parents and maintain high energy throughout sessions.

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The coach will be responsible for providing fun and engaging soccer experiences for children aged 18 months up to 13 years, progressing from basic fun activities to skill development and game-like situations. This includes delivering coaching sessions focusing on soccer skills and games tailored to various age groups.