Special Education Teacher

The Aroland First Nation invites applications for a full-time Special Education teaching position at Johnny Therriault School. Johnny Therriault School serves approximately 100 students, JK to Grade 8. Aroland is a road accessible community, approximately 78 kilometers north of Geraldton, Ontario.

Qualifications

• Registered with Ontario College of Teachers (OCT)
• Certified by an accredited University (BA / BED / Teacher training program)
• Special Education Specialist Qualifications
• Aware of cutting-edge research-based teaching strategies in Literacy and Numeracy
• Working knowledge of the Universal Design for Learning and Differentiated Instruction
• Excellent computer and technology skills to support teacher instruction and student learning
• Knowledge of and willingness to write, revise, edit, and apply Individual Education Plans
• Experience with Proposal Writing and Reporting (familiarity with Needs-Based Application Process and Jordan's Principle)
• Experience teaching in First Nation or Band Operated School and/or the ability to speak Ojibway is an asset
• Knowledge of the three types of assessment and ability to work with students at various levels of achievement
• Proven classroom management skills
• Previous experience teaching in multi-grade classrooms

Applications

• A current Ontario College of Teachers Certificate of Qualification
• A One Page "Philosophy of Education"
• Recent Criminal Record Check (2024), including a vulnerable sector check, or proof of present application
• Letter of Application (Cover Letter)
• Resume
• Three current references

Please submit your application to:

Aroland First Nation, Box 40

P0T-1B0

807-329-5470

About Matawa First Nations

The Power of Unity.

The Dignity of Difference.

Established in 1988, Matawa First Nations Management (MFNM) is a non-profit Tribal Council.

Quick Facts

• The combined population is over 10,000
• 9 nations

Join a team where your skills and passion for inclusive education can genuinely make a difference. We offer a supportive environment, opportunities for professional development, and the chance to contribute to a learning community that values inclusion and diversity.

Matawa First Nations Management has adopted a COVID-19 Vaccination Policy by which, all eligible staff must be fully vaccinated.