Primary Teacher - Inclusive, Student-Centered (Temp)

Chinook School Division #211; Leader; On-site; CAD 48,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

Chinook School Division #211 in Leader, Saskatchewan, invites applications for a full-time temporary primary teacher at Leader Composite School, starting August 26, 2026 and ending December 22, 2026. Our division is committed to a safe, inclusive learning environment and strong community partnerships.

Successful candidates will demonstrate interpersonal and collaborative skills, a student-centered teaching philosophy, and eligibility for Saskatchewan teaching certification.

Qualifications

• Effective interpersonal and communication skills.
• Proven ability to work collaboratively and an ability to work in a team environment.
• A teaching philosophy that reflects a constructivist and cooperative learning approach.
• Ability to work effectively within an environment which includes developing meaningful and productive relationships with students, parents, PLC's, professionals and community service agencies;
• Demonstrated ability to connect with youth in a student-centered learning environment in addition to having an interest or willingness to connect with students outside of the classroom;
• Demonstrates a commitment to truth and reconciliation
• Demonstrates a commitment to supporting diversity and inclusion
• Successful teaching experience or training;
• Certified as a Teacher in good standing in Saskatchewan or the ability to be certified.

Skills

Interpersonal communication

Team collaboration

Student-centered teaching

Classroom management

Culturally responsive education

Diversity and inclusion

Verbal communication

Classroom presence

Education

Saskatchewan teaching certification

Job description

Chinook School Division #211 in Leader, Saskatchewan, invites applications for a full-time temporary primary teacher at Leader Composite School, starting August 26, 2026 and ending December 22, 2026. Our division is committed to a safe, inclusive learning environment and strong community partnerships.

Successful candidates will demonstrate interpersonal and collaborative skills, a student-centered teaching philosophy, and eligibility for Saskatchewan teaching certification.