Technology Education Teacher

Technology Education Teacher – Burnaby Central Secondary
Full-time position effective September 2026.

Concentration in Automotive and Woodwork.

Burnaby School District invites applications from qualified Tech Ed teachers for a full-time position at Burnaby Central Secondary School teaching automotive and woodwork, starting September.

School Facilities and Equipment

Comprehensive auto shop with three 4‑post lifts and state‑of‑the‑art alignment and tire machinery.

Two welding bays featuring oxy‑acetylene, MIG and TIG welding setups.

Additional equipment includes a metal lathe, hydraulic press, brake lathe and drill press.

Technology education involves the ability to combine an empathetic understanding of the context of a problem, creativity in the generation of insights and solutions, and critical thinking to analyze and fit solutions to the context. Students start learning basic skills that can lead to careers in trades and technology, and in junior grades are introduced to safe use of machines while creating a variety of projects.

Courses are designed to give students a basic knowledge and the ability to continue into the senior courses.

Required Qualifications

Bachelor of Education degree (Technology or Industrial Education concentration) or academic equivalent.

Industrial education courses equal to 33 units relevant to the prescribed curriculum, including appropriate teaching methodology courses for the assignment.

Salary & Benefits

Salary Range: $64,318.00 to $113,240 per annum based on Teachers' Salary Grid.

Placement on salary scale will be determined by years of experience and qualifications in accordance with collective agreement.

Upon hire, opportunity to sign up for benefits as per the Teachers' Provincial Collective Agreement.

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