Elementary Teacher
About This Role
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY
Job Title: Elementary Teacher
Position: 2025-2026 School Year
Location: Kinistin First Nation
Term: Full Time
Compensation: Varies based on Education and Experience
OVERVIEW:
The Kinistin First Nation is looking for an enthusiastic Elementary Teacher to become a part of our community from August 22, 2025, through June 30, 2026. The specific teaching assignment may change according to student enrollment. This position requires a deep commitment to and active participation in the mission of the NIBWAKAWIGAMIG EDUCATION CENTRE.
DUTIES AND ACCOUNTABILITIES
- Instruct students in K-8 subjects such as Math, Science, ELA, Health, Social Studies, and more. Proven successful classroom experience is required.
- Regularly assess student performance and progress to ensure they master the necessary skills.
- Demonstrate a dedication to being part of a collaborative educational team.
- Build meaningful and productive relationships with students, parents, professionals, and community service organizations.
- Utilize a range of teaching strategies and activities (including songs, stories, media, structured games, art, outdoor activities, etc.) to engage and motivate children.
- Maintain regular communication with families through both routine and non-routine correspondence while ensuring student information confidentiality.
- Perform additional responsibilities as assigned by the Principal when necessary.
- An understanding of the Nakawê Language Nation would be beneficial for connecting with families.
- Uphold confidentiality regarding family and student information.
QUALIFICATIONS:
- A Post-Secondary Degree in Education.
- A valid Saskatchewan Professional "A" Teaching Certificate is required.
REQUIREMENTS
The ideal applicant should be punctual, articulate, efficient, discreet, and friendly in both telephone and in-person communication. Strong computer skills are essential, along with the capacity to problem-solve and implement effective solutions. Adaptability to changing situations is crucial. A commitment to understanding, respecting, and learning about the beliefs, culture, and traditions of the Nakawe Nation is necessary. A valid Criminal Record Check and Vulnerable Sector Check must be submitted.
COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS:
Compensation will be competitive and aligned with education and experience.
The Kinistin First Nation invites all interested and qualified candidates to submit a cover letter and resume that outlines their qualifications and experience. Apply via the WhatSchool platform.