High School English and Humanities Teacher
About Lilwat Nation
Workplace Culture
Nt?a´kmen: Honour, Honesty And Respect
The people who work for the nation share a common characteristic: a commitment to serving the people of the Li´l?wat Nation. Whether ensuring sustainable forestry on traditional territories or teaching ucwalmi´cwts to Li´l?wat children and youth, all employees are engaged in moving the nation forward, taking pride in how their work positively impacts the community.
Title: High School English and Humanities Teacher
Department: Community School
Status: Full Time Regular
Pay Grid: BCTF Teachers pay grid ($60,015 to $109,520 per year)
Reporting to: School Admin Team
Summary of Duties:
The High School English and Humanities teacher will teach courses, which involves instruction in differentiated classes under the supervision of the School Admin Team.
Key Deliverables and Expectations:
- Strong classroom management skills.
- Ability to accommodate the needs of students with a range of learning styles and abilities.
- Ability to use strength-based, student centered approaches to plan engaging and educational lessons and courses.
- Ability to motivate students and to adjust instructional strategies accordingly.
- strong interpersonal, communication and collaborative skills including the ability to communicate effectively with students, staff, and parents.
- Strong assessment practices.
- Ability to use technology to enhance student learning.
- Ability to embed local First Nations culture into teaching practice.
- Experienced and/or interested in integrating place-based, outdoor learning practices in educational delivery.
- Knowledge of the B.C. curriculum.
- Perform other related duties as requested.
Experience and Attributes:
- Possession of / or ability to apply for a B.C. Teaching Certificate
- Must complete a Criminal Record Check, including vulnerable sector
- TQS Category
