Grade 7 Teacher
About This Role
The Sineonokway Education Authority invites you to take on an exciting opportunity in the vast northern region. Experience the pristine wilderness and all it has to offer. Kasabonika Lake First Nation is a remote community accessible solely by air, and the Sineonokway Education Authority is in search of individuals committed to enhancing the educational and social development of children.
The Chief Simeon McKay Education Center and Kasabonika Lake High School are located within the Kasabonika Lake First Nation. This lively community is home to around 1200 residents and provides various support services, including a northern store, nursing station, and police station. The student population consists of approximately 400 learners, ranging from kindergarten through grade 12. A dedicated team of 30 staff members is always on hand to support each other and welcome newcomers. The area offers a wide range of activities, with schools providing numerous extracurricular options to promote social development and enrich learning experiences for students.
Position Available
The Sineonokway Education Authority is currently accepting applications for the following position at the Chief Simeon McKay Education Center and Kasabonika Lake High School: Grade 7 Teacher for the 2025-2026 academic year at Kasabonika Lake High School. This classroom seeks an inspiring educator to guide students through their challenges, helping them identify their weaknesses and build upon them, ultimately nurturing a passion for learning and achievement. By joining this class, you could become a key figure in transforming a child’s life.
Curriculum and Requirements
Kasabonika Lake schools offer Kindergarten to grade 12 programs that adhere to Kwayaciiwin curriculum guidelines (bilingual and culturally relevant) as well as the standards set by the Ontario Ministry of Education. School enrollment fluctuates between 200-235 students at the elementary level and 100-135 at the high school level. Candidates must hold membership in good standing with the Ontario College of Teachers or be eligible for membership. Prior experience in a northern First Nations setting is highly advantageous. We encourage educators and teachers seeking new challenges to apply, particularly those motivated to make a difference in the lives of First Nations children facing educational obstacles. Recent graduates looking to start their teaching careers are also welcomed to submit their applications; we will give your application thorough consideration.
Location and Lifestyle
Kasabonika Lake First Nation is situated in a remote northern area celebrated for its stunning natural beauty and rich wildlife. If you have a love for the outdoors, there will be endless opportunities for adventure, fueled by your own enthusiasm.
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