History & Indigenous Studies Teacher (Finance)

The teaching assignment will include History and Indigenous Studies Saskatchewan Core Curriculum with outcomes based on the themes of Self-Determination and Self-Government, Development, Social Justice, Aboriginal and Treaty Rights, Land Claims and Treaty Entitlements, and Economic Development.

Experience in Secondary Social Science or History education, online teaching or online program supervision would be considered an asset.

At Saskatchewan Distance Learning Centre, we are committed to providing students with a quality online educational experience; an integral part of that being meaningful student and parent interactions. As an online instructor, you will work with students in an online environment and will in most cases, be the primary point of contact for our learners. We are looking to recruit teachers who seek to understand the challenges of online learning and strive to create real connections with our learners, bridging the distance between them.

Our ideal candidate will be able to demonstrate:

• student-centred decision-making;
• innovation and creativity to support students achieving learning outcomes in a variety of approaches that fit student needs and interests;
• the ability to communicate effectively with parents on student educational needs and progress;
• strong time management and organizational abilities;
• flexibility with the capacity to problem solve;
• strengths in collegiality and collaboration;
• the ability to communicate clear and effective feedback on student progress;
• collaboration with colleagues on course development;
• knowledge of curriculum outcomes and indicators;
• current instruction and assessment practices; and
• commitment to work collaboratively with all staff to carry out the mission and vision of Sask DLC.

Experience with technologies such as Clevr, Moodle, MySchoolSask, and online communication software would be considered an asset.

What We Offer:

Sask DLC provides a work environment that is committed to upholding the values of Respect and Integrity, Serving Citizens, Excellence, Innovation and Acting as One Team.

Sask DLC is committed to workplace diversity which reflects the diversity of the students and communities we serve. Applications are encouraged from First Nations and Métis candidates.

Open Until February 22, 2025

Wage is as per STF Collective Agreement - Class & Step