Grade 1 & 2 Elementary Generalist Teacher (0.6 FTE)- Traditional Learning Academy School

CISVA; Coquitlam; On-site; CAD 36,000 - 48,000; Part time

Job summary

Traditional Learning Academy in Coquitlam is seeking a part-time Primary Generalist Teacher (Grade One & Two) commencing September 1, 2026. The 0.6 FTE role involves delivering the established program of studies to students, carrying out unit and course planning, and supporting extracurricular activities while supervising students outside classroom time.

The successful candidate must be capable of teaching Catholic religion and hold, or be eligible to receive, valid BC Teaching certification.

Qualifications

• Experience delivering lessons aligned with the BC Curriculum.
• Ability to support extracurricular activities and supervise students outside class.
• Capability to teach Catholic religion within a faith-based setting.

Responsibilities

• Deliver the established BC curriculum for Grade 1–2.
• Plan units and courses and uphold school standards.
• Supervise students during non-classroom time and support activities.

Skills

Classroom management

Catholic religion instruction

Education

BC Teaching certification

Job description

ABOUT

Traditional Learning Academy is a Catholic school located in Coquitlam, founded by the Traditional Learning Society of BC in 1991. The school provides a structured program of studies in the Catholic tradition for students in kindergarten through grade twelve. TLA encourages the pursuit of academic excellence, promotes the fine and performing arts, fosters sound character development, and has a setting in which all students may grow in wisdom and knowledge, while deepening their love of God and neighbour.

JOB DESCRIPTION

Traditional Learning Academy, Coquitlam, is accepting applications for a part time (Monday, Thursday & Friday) 0.6 FTE) Primary Generalist Teacher (Grade One & Two) commencing September 1, 2026. The successful applicant will be committed to delivering the established program of studies to students according to the school and the BC Curriculum, carrying out unit and course planning, upholding the standards & guidelines established by the school, participating in, and/or supporting the extra-curricular activities of the school, and supervising students during non-classroom time. He or she must be capable of teaching the Catholic religion, and be in possession of, or qualified to receive valid BC Teaching certification.