Home›Jobs›Computer Science & Science Teacher

Computer Science & Science Teacher

Bishop Strachan SchoolComputing
Canada
Global
Full Time
Status
Live Now
Date Listed10 May 2026
ContractPermanent
Listing Typeghost_scraper
The Job
The Employer
The Place
News

Education news for this role

Curated headlines from Canada · science · 20 stories

Spill The News
La Presse Actualites

Démystifier la science | Pourquoi s’habitue-t-on aux odeurs ?

Chaque semaine, notre journaliste répond aux questions scientifiques de lecteurs.

Read on Spill The News
McMaster Daily News·higher-ed

‘I can’t imagine what my quality of life would be like today without MacWheelers’

Spencer Edwards took his family to the gym for an early Christmas present in December of 2019. He’d been a member of the Physical Activity Centre of Excellence (PACE) at McMaster for nearly two years. Edwards was a…

Read on Spill The News
University of Waterloo News·higher-ed

Working with industry to build trustworthy AI for real-world impact

Share A Waterloo Engineering research lab and its partners are building safer, smarter and greener AI for health care, aviation and more At the University of Waterloo’s Critical Machine Learning (ML) Lab, Dr. Sirisha…

Read on Spill The News
McMaster Daily News·higher-ed

McMaster student brings trade research to Global Affairs Canada

When Hannah Brown began her master’s research, she never imagined she’d be presenting it to senior executives at Global Affairs Canada. But thanks to a SSHRC-funded trip to Ottawa, organized by her supervisor Andrea…

Read on Spill The News
McMaster Daily News·higher-ed

New major announced in nuclear engineering

Amid growing global investment in nuclear technologies and research, McMaster University is introducing a new undergraduate degree in nuclear engineering to help prepare the next generation of skilled professionals.…

Read on Spill The News
McMaster Daily News·research

Mapping the core: Students customize underwater drone to study nuclear reactor

A team of McMaster students is collecting key data around the core of an operational nuclear reactor using a customized underwater drone. Engineering physics students Gavin Cabral, Saarthak Midha and Byron Josipovic…

Read on Spill The News
University Affairs CA·higher-ed

Two solitudes: Quebec Universities in WWII

When the Second World War broke out, students at McGill and Bishop’s universities came together, united in their attachment to the British Empire. Meanwhile, students at Université de Montréal (UdeM) and Université…

Read on Spill The News
Western University News·higher-ed

Western expands nurse practitioner program, launches primary care certificate

Western University is helping nurses build the skills they need to support patients in primary care environments with a new certificate program and expansion to its nurse practitioner master’s program. The Arthur Labatt…

Read on Spill The News
McMaster Daily News·higher-ed

Spring 2026 Convocation: What you need to know

The incredible achievements and hard work of our Spring 2026 graduates will be celebrated at faculty ceremonies and graduation celebration events taking place throughout May and June. In addition to degrees being…

Read on Spill The News
University of Saskatchewan News·higher-ed

Looking Back: Reflecting on research excellence in USask computer science

USask’s computer science department has a proud history of research success.

Read on Spill The News
Western University News·higher-ed

Western medical student combines research, sustainability and community

Fourth-year medical student Brandon Brower is making cycling a more practical choice at Western University, leading the recent installation of two bike repair stations on campus. Supported by the Western Sustainable…

Read on Spill The News
McMaster Daily News·higher-ed

History PhD candidate receives fellowship to study Black Canadian telegraph workers

In 1846, the first telegraph message in Canada was sent between Toronto and Hamilton — just two years after Samuel Morse sent the now-immortal words “What hath God wrought” across the first North American telegraph line…

Read on Spill The News
McMaster Daily News·higher-ed

Analysis: To lead in global innovation, Canada must prioritize basic science

Shay M. Freger is a PhD candidate and clinical researcher in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, and Mathew Leonardi is an associate professor, gynaecological surgeon and sonologist. This article is republished…

Read on Spill The News
Queen's Gazette·research

Getting ready to take to the sky

Getting ready to take to the sky mhf2 Wed, 05/06/2026 - 17:56 The BVEX radio telescope sits beside a high-altitude balloon during launch preparations. “By combining telescopes that are spread around the globe we…

Read on Spill The News
UBC News·higher-ed

UBC researchers find Indigenous lands can outperform protected areas on conservation

A new study led by UBC researchers has found that lands managed by Indigenous Peoples consistently protect forests, biodiversity and carbon stores at levels equal to or greater than government-designated protected…

Read on Spill The News
McMaster Daily News·higher-ed

Complete scholars: Four exceptional faculty members named Distinguished University Professors

Four highly accomplished faculty members have been named Distinguished University Professors in recognition of their achievements in scholarship, teaching and service. Lehana Thabane, Parminder Raina, Megan Brickley and…

Read on Spill The News
Queen's Gazette·higher-ed

Two Queen’s students named McCall MacBain Scholars

Two Queen’s students named McCall MacBain Scholars nld4 Wed, 05/06/2026 - 12:55 Smith Engineering students Sabrina Button (BASc'26) and Michael Jones (BASc'26) have been named McCall MacBain Scholars. They are two of 20…

Read on Spill The News
University of Waterloo News·higher-ed

DNA matches identify four more sailors from Franklin expedition

Share New research uncovers more details of doomed mission to find the Northwest Passage Researchers have identified four more members of Sir John Franklin's 1845 expedition, one of whom was the subject of great debate…

Read on Spill The News
Western University News·higher-ed

Expert insight: Protecting children in family violence cases

When parents separate, decisions about children are often among the most contested aspects of the legal process. In cases involving allegations of intimate partner violence (IPV), judges are often tasked with resolving…

Read on Spill The News
Western University News·higher-ed

Western law professor Valerie Oosterveld appointed associate vice president (research)

Western University law professor Valerie Oosterveld has been appointed to a five-year term as associate vice-president (research), effective July 1. A leading researcher shaping approaches to gender issues within…

Read on Spill The News

Compensation

£30,000 - £45,000+ (Regional Equivalent)
*Estimated range based on regional data averages.
Message the School

Apply Now

Submit your credentials directly to the institution to secure your interview.

Apply Now