French Language Teacher/ Part-time. (French as a Second Language) Starting Aug 2026

The Waldorf Independent School of Edmonton; Edmonton; On-site; CAD 35,000 - 45,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

In-house mentoring

Community-minded team

Job summary

The Waldorf Independent School of Edmonton is seeking a part-time French Language Teacher starting in August 2026. This role requires teaching French as a Second Language for grades 6-9, focusing on Waldorf pedagogy.

Applicants should be fluent in French and English, hold an Alberta Teaching Certificate, and demonstrate strong organizational and classroom management skills. Additional substitute teaching opportunities may be available for those interested in increasing their FTE.

Qualifications

• Must hold an Alberta Teaching Certificate.
• Fluent in both French and English is required.
• Strong organizational and multitasking skills are essential.
• Must possess excellent classroom management techniques.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate students’ academic, emotional, and social progress regularly.
• Ensure alignment of curriculum content with Waldorf Education principles.
• Maintain a clean and aesthetically pleasing classroom environment.
• Incorporate cultural activities to enhance learning.

Skills

Fluency in French and English

Strong organizational skills

Excellent classroom management

Creativity in lesson planning

Exceptional communication skills

Education

Alberta Teaching Certificate

Job description

French Language Teacher/ Part‑time (French as a Second Language) – Starting Aug. 2026, 0.25 FTE (Monday and Tuesday from 11:40‑3:15 pm). Additional subbing or elective opportunities are available throughout the school for applicants interested in expanding FTE.

WISE Charter School – Edmonton, Alberta

The WISE Charter School is an established and growing K‑9 Waldorf public charter school. Any successful applicant must be passionate about learning and implementing Waldorf pedagogy as part of the delivery of a second‑language (French) course. In‑house mentoring is also provided.

Qualifications

• Alberta Teaching Certificate
• Must be fluent (reading, writing and speaking) in French and English
• Strong organizational skills and ability to multitask with confidence
• Excellent classroom management skills
• Creativity and independence in lesson planning skills
• Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills
• Knowledge or interest in learning about Waldorf pedagogy preferred

Salary And Benefits

• For instruction of French for grades 6‑9.
• Days of instruction are Mondays and Tuesdays.
• Additional substitute teaching hours are available for class teaching or elective (Kindergarten‑grade 9) if additional work is desired.
• Competitive salary. The compensation components outlined above are based on a 0.25 FTE position. The salary range referenced above will be determined according to the candidate’s years of experience and education on the teaching salary grid.
• All compensation, inclusive of salary, benefits, statutory/provincial holidays, paid time off and sick leave where applicable, will be adjusted accordingly to align with the FTE of the position.
• Enjoy being part of a creative and community‑minded team in a growing school.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate each student’s academic, emotional and social progress on an ongoing basis.
• Report to parents regularly through parent‑teacher conferences, mid‑term reports, end‑of‑year reports and meetings with parents as required.
• Where necessary, liaise with colleagues, administration and other professionals to address individual children’s particular needs.
• Ensure that all curriculum content aligns with Waldorf Education and its principles.
• Ensure that all requirements for the classroom curriculum are met for each grade. Specifically, this includes lesson preparation, instruction, documentation, assessment and follow‑up.
• Maintain and contribute to a clean classroom, adhering to a Waldorf aesthetic of simple beauty, tidiness, and calm.
• Incorporate cultural activities, foods, festivals, etc. to enrich student learning.
• Supervision duties as required.

To Apply

• Resume and cover letter.
• Alberta Teaching Certificate.
• Police records check for vulnerable sector completed within the last 6 months or confirmation you will obtain this document prior to employment.
• Reference letters and/or reference contact information.
• Practicum notes if applicable.
• First Aid – Level C or receipt for registration in an upcoming course or confirmation you will obtain this document before employment.
• Please label each document separately so they can be easily identified.

New employees are subject to a 3‑month probationary period.

Thank you and we look forward to connecting with you soon!