Junior Humanities

Nisga'a School District 92; Gitlaxt'aamiks; On-site; CAD 65,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary aligned with BC TFP

Provincial signing bonus (eligible)

Recruitment & retention allowance

Staff housing ($350–$600 per month)

Moving allowance

Mentoring and instructional coaching

Job summary

The Nisga'a School District No. 92 invites applications for a Junior Humanities Teacher at Nisga'a Secondary School. The role focuses on English, Language Arts, Social Studies, and Arts Education, with potential for additional courses based on enrollment and needs.

The position emphasizes integrating Nisga'a and Indigenous perspectives within a culturally grounded, community-focused learning environment. Start date is September 1, 2026.

Qualifications

• Valid BC Ministry of Education Teaching Certificate or eligibility.
• Legally permitted to work in Canada.
• Experience delivering instruction in English, Language Arts, Social Studies, Arts Education.
• Knowledge of the BC Curriculum and core competencies.

Responsibilities

• Plan, prepare, and deliver instruction aligned with BC curriculum and learning standards.
• Use assessment to inform instruction and support learner growth over time.
• Create inclusive, safe, and engaging learning environments that support wellbeing and success of all learners.
• Build positive, respectful relationships with learners, families, and colleagues.
• Engage in professional learning and collaborative practices to support effective teaching and learning.

Job description

NISGA'A SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 92

702 Huwilp Road, Phone: [phone], PO Box 240 Fax: [phone], New Aiyansh, BC V0J 1A0

Internal/External

Competition #26-92

Junior Humanities

Nisga'a Secondary School

Start Date: September 1, 2026

About The Nisga'a School District

In the Nisga'a School District, we uphold our responsibility to nurture the whole child in ways that honour Nisga'a Ayuuḵ, our shared values, and Sayt K'il̓im Goot—our commitment to working together with one heart, one path, one nation. Our learning is rooted in culture, community, and the teachings passed down through our ancestors. We serve students throughout the Nisga'a Nation, carrying forward our obligation to reconciliation through genuine relationships, respectful practice, cultural safety, and education that responds to the needs of our people.

Our home in the Nass Valley offers a place unlike any other—rich with opportunities for outdoor exploration, on-the-land learning, and deep cultural connection. It is a place where living, learning, and leading are woven together with the land, the language, and the strength of our Nation.

Position Overview

The Nisga'a School District is seeking a Junior Humanities Teacher to work with students at Nisga'a Secondary School. The assignment is primarily focused on English, Language Arts, Social Studies, Arts Education and other programming; however, additional courses may be assigned based on student enrollment and school needs. The role is carried out within a learning environment grounded in culture, community, and connection to the land and includes contributing to reconciliation through respectful integration of Nisga'a and Indigenous perspectives in teaching and learning, supported through collaboration, professional learning, and relationships with community.

Key Responsibilities

• Plan, prepare, and deliver instruction aligned with BC curriculum and learning standards
• Use assessment to inform instruction and support learner growth over time
• Create inclusive, safe, and engaging learning environments that support the wellbeing and success of all learners
• Build positive, respectful relationships with learners, families, and colleagues
• Engage in professional learning and collaborative practices to support effective teaching and learning

Required Qualifications

• Valid BC Ministry of Education Teaching Certificate (or eligibility)
• Legally permitted to work in Canada
• Experience delivering instruction in English, Language Arts, Social Studies, Arts Education
• Knowledge of the BC Curriculum, including learning standards and core competencies

Preferred Attributes

• Ability to differentiate instruction to meet the needs of diverse learners
• Strong collaboration, communication, and relationship‑building skills
• Socially responsive practice that supports student wellbeing
• Commitment to ongoing professional learning and reflective practice
• Confident use of technology to support teaching, learning, and communication

Compensation & Incentives

• Competitive salary aligned with the BCTF salary grid
• $10,000 Provincial Signing Bonus (eligible candidates)
• Recruitment & Retention Allowance
• Affordable, furnished staff housing ($350–$600 per month)
• Moving allowance
• Mentoring and instructional coaching

Contact Information

Attention: Human Resource Department

Nisga'a School District No. 92

PO Box 240, New Aiyansh, BC V0J 1A0

Email: [e-mail]