Mathematics / Science Teacher, Fort Good Hope, Norman Wells

The Sahtú Divisional Education Council is on the lookout for skilled individuals to fill the role of High School Mathematics and/or Science Teacher.

Location

Chief T'Selehye School, Fort Good Hope and Mackenzie Mountain School, Norman Wells

This is a TERM position for the academic year 2026/2027. Interested candidates are encouraged to submit their resumes to teach@sahtudec.ca.

About the Sahtu Region

The Sahtu Region in the Northwest Territories invites applications from passionate educators who are eager to make a positive impact in our forward-thinking educational communities. Teaching positions are available in both Fort Good Hope and Norman Wells for the upcoming 2026 - 2027 school year. Set against breathtaking natural scenery, these roles offer exceptional experiences along with some of the finest outdoor recreational activities imaginable.

Why Join Us?

With attractive salaries and benefits that are among the highest across Canada, along with class sizes that are notably small, you will find a nurturing environment that supports both personal and professional development. We appreciate a diverse array of skills from educators at all stages of their careers as we work to build our teams. The Sahtu is dedicated to providing ongoing, targeted professional development and mentorship for those new to teaching in the north, with the goal of nurturing responsive teaching professionals who effectively meet the needs of the children, youth, and families within our community. Whether you decide to spend a year with us or pursue a long-term career, the Sahtu offers a rewarding and enriching teaching experience in a supportive professional atmosphere.

Required Education and Preferred Qualifications

• Eligibility for an NWT Teaching Certificate
• A Bachelor of Education degree
• A strong background in teaching Mathematics or Science for grades 8-12 in both large and small group settings
• Knowledge of the curricula from Alberta, British Columbia, and Northwest Territories
• Experience in preparing students for and administering diploma-level assessments
• Skills to assist students in transitioning from secondary education to post-secondary options
• Ability to Indigenize curriculum and teaching practices to promote student success
• Strong collaborative skills for working with colleagues to enhance student academic performance in mathematics and encourage lifelong learning
• A commitment to establishing meaningful connections within the community and actively participating in the vibrant cultural and extracurricular life of the school

Salary and Benefits

Salary will be based on experience and qualifications, ranging from $95,232 to $153,748 annually, along with a comprehensive benefits package that includes a Northern Living Allowance of approximately $28,000 and relocation support. A vulnerable sector check is required. For additional information, apply via the WhatSchool platform.