Full Time Teacher For Pe And English British Columbia

Full Time Teacher For Pe And English British Columbia

02 Aug
|
School District No. 27
|
British Columbia

02 Aug

School District No. 27

British Columbia

Lead Physical Education, Outdoor Education, and English classes in School District No. 27 starting September 1, 2026. This full time position offers competitive salary based on qualifications and experience.

This role requires a qualified teacher holding a valid BC Teaching Certificate. Candidates should possess training and experience in secondary-level education, specifically in physical education, outdoor education, and English. Recent teachers will receive structured mentorship, while experienced educators can also opt for mentorship based on district policies.

Key Responsibilities:
• Teach Physical Education and Outdoor Education curriculum
• Instruct English language and literature classes
• Mentor and support students in various activities




• Engage in ongoing professional development opportunities
• Collaborate with colleagues to enhance educational practices

Requirements:
• Valid BC Teaching Certificate (Professional or Conditional)
• Eligibility to work in Canada without LMIA support
• Experience teaching at the secondary level
• Training in physical education and outdoor education
• Knowledge of curriculum and assessment practices

Embrace teaching prospects that blend outdoor exploration with academic growth in School District No. 27.
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📌 Full Time Teacher For Pe And English British Columbia
🏢 School District No. 27
📍 British Columbia

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