High School Science Teacher – General Science and Physics

St. Clement's School; Calgary; On-site; CAD 30,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A public charter school in Calgary is seeking a dedicated High School Science Teacher to join their innovative team. This position focuses on delivering exceptional Science education to Grades 10-12, fostering a collaborative environment, and integrating technology into teaching practices. Candidates must hold a valid Alberta Teaching Certificate and possess a Bachelor of Education Degree or equivalent. The ideal applicant will have experience in Alberta High School Sciences and a commitment to academic excellence. The start date is August 24/26, with shortlisting and interviews occurring in Spring 2026.

Qualifications

• Valid Alberta Teaching Certificate required.
• Bachelor of Education Degree or equivalent is necessary.
• Preferred experience in teaching Alberta High School Sciences.

Responsibilities

• Deliver high-quality Science instruction to Grades 10-12.
• Collaborate with staff to create innovative learning experiences.
• Prepare students for post-secondary pathways.

Skills

Exemplary instructional practices in high school Sciences

Understanding of Alberta Program of Studies

Strong relationship building

Commitment to academic rigor

Instructional differentiation

Technology integration in curriculum

Willingness to adapt and grow

Usage of online learning tools

Education

Valid Alberta Teaching Certificate

Bachelor of Education Degree or equivalent

Tools

MS 365 for Education

Schoology

Pasco Data Collection systems

GradeCam

Job description

Position: High School Science Teacher – General Science and Physics (1.0)

Join Our Team at STEM Innovation Academy

STEM Innovation Academy High School is seeking exceptional educators who want to make a meaningful impact working with students in Grades 10–12. Our teachers are collaborators, innovators, and leaders who are committed to high expectations, strong relationships, and continuous improvement. If you are passionate about STEM education and future‑ready learning, STEM IA is a place where your work truly matters.

About Us

STEM Innovation Academy is a public charter school in Calgary serving Grades 7–12. Our high school campus, located in Calgary's University Innovation Quarter, serves 915 students in Grades 10–12 and continues to grow as one of Alberta's most in‑demand STEM programs.

Our mission is to inspire the next generation to be knowledgeable creators, innovators, and responsible leaders. At the high school level, we combine rigorous academic programming with authentic STEM experiences, leadership development, and post‑secondary pathways. Our Model of Instruction blends direct teaching and guided inquiry within a strong culture grounded in Character, Collaboration, and Curiosity.

STEM IA High School is a fast‑paced, high‑expectations environment where staff and students thrive through shared purpose, innovation, and professional trust.

Did You Know?

• Charter schools are 100% public. STEM IA receives the same per‑pupil government funding as all public schools in Alberta.
• There is no tuition. Aside from standard instructional fees common to public schools, there is no cost to attend STEM IA.
• Students are admitted by lottery. Our learners represent a wide range of academic strengths and social‑emotional needs.
• Families are highly engaged. Our community intentionally chooses STEM IA, resulting in motivated students and strong home‑school partnerships.
• Teachers are public educators. Staff are paid on a grid comparable to CBE/CCSD, contribute to the Alberta Teachers' Retirement Fund (ATRF), and work under the Alberta Teaching Quality Standard.
• Innovation is built in. As a charter school, STEM IA is designed to pilot forward‑thinking practices that strengthen public education across Alberta.
• Join us and help shape a thriving high school program where excellence, innovation, and collaboration are the norm — and where educators are supported to do their best work.

Required Education and Experience

• Valid Alberta Teaching Certificate
• Bachelor of Education Degree or equivalent recognized by Alberta Education
• Experience in teaching Alberta High School Sciences is preferred

Demonstrated Skills and Competencies

• Exemplary, evidence‑based instructional practices in high school Sciences that lead to student success.
• Experience, confidence, skill, knowledge, and understanding of Alberta Program of Studies for multiple subjects within high school sciences.
• Strong ability to build and maintain trusting relationships with students, colleagues, and parents.
• Commitment to academic rigor and excellence.
• Capacity to differentiate instructional practices, use effective student engagement strategies, and employ outcome‑based assessment and reporting.
• Collaboration with staff team and post‑secondary experts in developing common assessments and innovative learning experiences for students.
• Commitment to infusing technology into core curriculum where appropriate.
• Innovator's mindset – willingness to take risks and adapt to new challenges and interest in acquiring the skill sets required to teach various courses in Science and/or STEM option courses.
• Basic understanding of design & engineering, digital media technologies, and/or computational thinking is an asset.
• Willingness to adapt and grow in a constantly evolving environment.
• Competent in using online learning support tools such as MS 365 for Education, Pasco Data Collection systems, Schoology, GradeCam, etc.

Application Package Requirements

1. Cover Letter
2. Resume/Curriculum Vitae
3. Names and contact information of three references, two of which must be current or very recent supervisors

To Apply:

1. Submit application for desired job in online portal
2. Shortlisting and Interviews to take place in Spring 2026 with position start date of August 24/26

While we appreciate all applications received, only people selected for an interview will be contacted.