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Located within the unceded territory of the syilx people, the Okanagan Indian Band is comprised of six reserves located in the North Okanagan.
Come join the OKIB Team and enjoy all that the beautiful Okanagan Valley has to offer, including a great climate, stunning scenery, world-class ski resorts, golf courses, wineries and beaches.
The OKIB offers a welcoming team environment and a rewarding job experience. You can expect a
supportive work environment.
Hours of work:
Up to 37.5 hours per week
Start Date:
ASAP
Final date to receive applications:
Open until filled
JOB SUMMARY The On-Call Elementary Teacher will carry out the daily plans set by the regular Teacher. For an extended leave, this may include planning according to the yearly overview, and assessing students. The program will be culturally appropriate and will guide and encourage students to develop and program academically, emotionally, mentally, and socially.
REPORTING STRUCTURE Reports to the Vice Principal
JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Perform the regular duties of an Elementary Classroom Teacher who you are filling in for
Lesson and Curriculum development and delivery following BC Curricular Content and Competencies as set out by the Ministry of Education for BC for extended leave
Follow established yearly overviews, unit plans, and day plans
Support the student-centered learning program in place which enhances the explicit programs our school delivers
Integrate students with disabilities and challenges in a positive and respectful manner
Supervision duties to include; classroom supervision, field trips, after school, & recess/lunch supervision
Implement positive discipline when required in accordance with the School Handbook, which includes Conflict Resolution and Restorative Justice
Ensure children have a safe and secure learning environment
Attend Language and Culture classes daily with students to ensure classroom management and to learn language alongside with students. This includes local outings which may include hiking
In case of extended teacher absence, collaborate to complete student report cards and interim reports using school-wide format
Perform other duties as required
ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES Monitor, record, and report on student learning and attendance
Writing reports including First Aid, accident, and behavioural incident reports
Become informed on IEP students needs
Keep informed of current trends in the treatment of children with learning or behaviour challenges
Follow all guidelines as outlined in the Cultural Immersion School Parent-Teacher Handbook
Performs all duties and responsibilities in accordance with the OKIB policies and procedures
All persons employed by the Okanagan Indian Band may be required to assist the Band in providing emergency services. Duties assigned during an emergency may differ from regular duties
WHO ARE WE LOOKING FOR You have education, experience, or an equivalent combination may be considered. You are community-minded, detail-oriented, have a willingness to contribute to a team and an excellent communicator.
Education Bachelor of Education, or equivalent
Valid BC teaching certificate issued by the Teacher Regulation Branch
Current First Aid/CPR certificate or willing to obtain
Experience Demonstrated ability to teach at an elementary level
Ability to teach multi-grade classes (grades K5-7)
Experience working with First Nations preferred
Competencies (KSAs & Desired Attributes) Possesses cultural appropriateness and sensitivity towards OKIB and Community
Demonstrate knowledge of the content being taught
Ability to collaborate as a part of the instructional team in a multi-grade classroom
Identify and use a variety of relevant learning resources
Create a classroom environment conducive to student learning, and understanding of learner differences
Ability to listen and demonstrate empathy
Demonstrates consistent and fair decision making
Knowledge and skill in computers, specifically MS Word and MS Excel
Demonstrate sound work ethic; punctual; respectful
Effective verbal and written communication
Ability to exercise tact and diplomacy
An interest in the Okanagan Language and traditional practices, and willingness to speak the Okanagan language in the classroom
CLASSIFICATION/PAY SCALE $38.09 per hour
Preference will be given to qualified Aboriginal Applicants as per section 41 of the Human Rights Code.
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