OverviewSchool District 60: Peace River North is currently seeking Certified Teachers Teaching On Call (TTOC) and Non-Certified TTOC to join our pool of substitute teachers.ResponsibilitiesDeclare themselves as a casual TTOC or regular TTOC at the beginning of each school year. TTOCs may change between casual and regular throughout the school year by contacting the TTOC Dispatcher.Casual TTOCs may accept or refuse callouts; however, they must accept at least one callout between September and January and at least one callout between January and June. More restrictions may reduce callouts.Regular TTOCs are expected to be available for callouts as per their stated days of availability. Dispatch must be advised of upcoming absences or periods of unavailability.All TTOCs must have a valid driver’s license and/or access to reliable transportation to reach all required schools.Follow the district’s order of callouts for assignments: Regular TTOCs – Certified; Casual TTOCs – Certified; Regular TTOCs – Cert-pending; Casual TTOCs – Cert-pending; Regular TTOCs – Non-Certified; Casual TTOCs – Non-Certified.QualificationsCertified TTOC : Must hold a valid BC Teaching Certificate. Certificate-pending applicants will be considered.Non-Certified TTOC :



Candidates should have relevant education and/or background; preference given to those with a Bachelor’s Degree or other post-secondary education. Successful completion of Grade 12 is required.CompensationCertified TTOC pay scale based on TQS category and years of teaching experience (excluding out-of-district TTOC experience), up to Category 5, Step 8. Starting wage for Category 4 with 1 year of experience: $339.23/day.Non-certified and certificate-pending TTOC pay: 85% of 1/250 of Category 4 Step 1 on the teacher’s annual wage scale ($217.99/day).Additional InformationThere are two TTOC categories: Casual TTOC and Regular TTOC. TTOCs declare their category at the start of the school year and may switch by contacting the TTOC Dispatcher.Regular TTOC categories include various in-town and in/out of town options and site-specific rural assignments.Renewal of service requires an acknowledgement agreeing to these conditions each school year.About School District 60School District 60 is noted for creative educational practices and cooperative relationships among educational partners. The district serves approximately 6000 ethnically and demographically diverse students across 23 schools in Fort St. John, BC.Questions can be directed to:Sakshi Chauhan, HR Manager at [email protected] thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those selected for interviews will be contacted.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Teacher Teaching On Call - $218.0 A Day (British Columbia)
🏢 School District 60
📍 British Columbia