Online Humanities Teacher Grades 10-12 (British Columbia)

Online Humanities Teacher Grades 10-12 (British Columbia)

09 Nov
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School District #5 (Southeast Kootenay)
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British Columbia

09 Nov

School District #5 (Southeast Kootenay)

British Columbia

Teach Humanities online for Grades 10-12 from Kootenay Discovery School in Cranbrook, with asynchronous online teaching experience required. This part time temporary assignment is 0.60 FTE, and all work is on-site.
School District No. 5 (Southeast Kootenay) seeks an Online Humanities Teacher for a temporary contract. The assignment runs from November 17, 2026, or completion of the posting process, through June 25, 2027, or the incumbent’s return. Teaching Humanities at the secondary level and online teaching are central requirements.
Key Responsibilities: Teach Humanities to students in Grades 10-12
Deliver instruction through asynchronous online settings
Work on-site from Kootenay Discovery School
Support distance learning programming in Cranbrook
Requirements: Degree, formal training, or experience teaching secondary Humanities
Degree, formal training, or experience with online teaching
Demonstrated asynchronous online teaching experience
Preference for applicants with BC Teacher Certification
Meet Criminal Records Review Act requirements
Apply your secondary Humanities expertise and asynchronous teaching experience as an on-site educator in Cranbrook’s distance learning school.

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📌 Online Humanities Teacher Grades 10-12 (British Columbia)
🏢 School District #5 (Southeast Kootenay)
📍 British Columbia

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