Teach Grades 5-6 through Indigenous knowledge, inquiry-based instruction, and land-based education in a culturally rich learning environment.
The Beaufort Delta Divisional Council seeks an Educator committed to diversity, equity, inclusion, and indigenization. You will implement competency-based educational programs that honour Indigenous knowledge and traditions. The work connects curriculum, community, culture, and traditional practices.
Key Responsibilities:
- Design competency-based curriculum with educators, Elders, and community members
- Incorporate diverse Indigenous perspectives and local culture
- Promote equity, inclusion, and belonging throughout the school community
- Engage community members to strengthen educational programs
- Integrate land-based learning and traditional practices into curriculum
Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree in Education
- Eligibility for a Northwest Territories teaching certificate
- Understanding of Indigenous cultures, history, and traditions
- Experience with inquiry-based instruction and competency-based curriculum
- Knowledge of land-based education and inclusive schooling practices
Bring Indigenous education, competency-based assessment, and inclusive teaching experience to Grades 5-6 students and communities.
Grade 5-6 Indigenous Education Teacher employer: Beaufort-Delta Divisional Education Council
Beaufort Delta Divisional Council is an exceptional employer dedicated to fostering a culturally rich and inclusive work environment. As an Indigenous Literacy & Equity Educator, you will have the unique opportunity to collaborate closely with Elders and community members, ensuring that your work directly impacts local Indigenous cultures and education. The council prioritizes employee growth through continuous professional development and offers a supportive atmosphere that values equity and community engagement.
Contact Details:
Beaufort-Delta Divisional Education Council Recruitment Team
