Secondary Teacher

District School Board Ontario North East; Timmins; On-site; CAD 58,000 - 120,000; Part time

Job summary

District School Board Ontario North East seeks an experienced secondary teacher for Timmins High and Vocational School. The position is 0.5 FTE with duties to cover semester 1 courses AWQ2O/3M, BEM1O and TFJ2O. Ontario certification is required, along with business studies and technological education qualifications.

Compensation follows the OSSTF Secondary Teacher collective agreement and is prorated by FTE. Start date is as soon as possible and the posting is for a new position.

Qualifications

• Ontario College of Teachers Accreditation is required.
• Business Studies qualifications are required.
• Technological Education – Hospitality & Tourism qualifications are required.

Responsibilities

• Teach AWQ2O/3M (semester 1).
• Teach BEM1O (semester 1).
• Teach TFJ2O (semester 1).

Education

Ontario College of Teachers Accreditation

Business Studies qualifications – required

Technological Education – Hospitality & Tourism qualifications - required

Job description

Location: Timmins High and Vocational School

Start date: As soon as possible

VacancyDetails: 0.5 FTE

This posting is fora new position.

To teach: AWQ2O/3M (semester 1), BEM1O (semester 1), TFJ2O (semester 1) Qualifications:

• Ontario College of TeachersAccreditation
• Business Studiesqualifications – required
• Technological Education –Hospitality & Tourism qualifications - required
  

Compensation:

Salary in accordancewith the current OSSTF- Secondary Teacher collective agreement Collective Agreement – prorated basedon FTE.

A1-A2 (Steps0-11): $58,874 - $100,604

A3-A4 (Steps0-11): $66,333 - $120,363

InterestedCandidates:

DSB1 may use Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools to assist inscreening and assessing applicants, as defined under the Employment StandardsAct (ESA). AI is not used to make final hiring decisions. In DSB1,final hiring decisions are made by DSB1 staff.

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