ESL Teacher

Director of Language Training Unit, Team Lead of Language Training Unit

Teacher

Starting at $25.83 per hour (non-inclusive)

Startin g at $40.20 per hour (inclusive)

Closing Date:
October 28, 2026

Start Date:

ASAP until June 17, 2027. May be extended, may become permanent.

Evening LINC classes at 1st Ave location, Tue, Wed, Thu evenings, class time runs 6:30 - 8:00 PM, total compensation is 2.92 hours per day x 3 (8.76 hours per week) at the non-inclusive rate (starting from $25.83)

Under the direction of the Language Training Director , the ESL Teacher assists immigrants in their transition to a new culture by helping them develop

English language skills and community knowledge that will enhance their participation in our multicultural society.

• Ensures learning by modifying and adapting curricula to meet the needs and abilities of students.
• Provides participant progress information by soliciting feedback from learners, evaluating skills, completing reports, and maintaining student files and portfolios.
• Improves learning opportunities by evaluating unit plans and activities and making required changes.
• Provides program information and data by maintaining student records, preparing required reports, and participating in staff meetings and internal committees.
• Keeps supervisor informed by regular reporting as required and advising them on emergent issues.

• Supports the learning of participants by providing appropriate instruction on program guidelines, evaluations, assessments, and consultations with learners and staff.
• Facilitates learning by preparing and delivering lessons and providing individualized coaching and assignments as required.
• Meets specified learning objectives by designing and implementing unit plans based on approved themes and benchmarks. Plans will specify learning objectives and contain 50% communicative activities.

• Helps participants access community services by providing information, consulting, making contacts and referrals; provides real life learning opportunities, both within and outside the classroom.
• Fosters respect for cultural diversity by informing and educating the community about immigrant and cross-cultural issues.

• Bachelor of Education or other Social Science Degree and certification in teaching
  
  English as a second language, plus one year of experience delivering instruction or programming to immigrant clients, OR,
• Bachelor of Education or other Social Science Degree and three years’ experience teaching English as a second language to adults who are new Canadians adapting to life in Canada.

• CERTESL or completion of other TESL Canada recognized teacher training program, and/or teacher certification from TESL Canada or Provincial TESL organization.
• Criminal Occurrence Security Check – Must complete a Criminal Record and Vulnerable Sector Check in good standing and within three months prior to first day of employment.