Overview
Join our vibrant educational community as an Art Teacher, where your passion for creativity and education will inspire students to explore their artistic talents and develop a lifelong appreciation for the arts. In this dynamic role, you will foster a stimulating learning environment, guide students through various artistic mediums, and nurture their individual expression. Your dedication will help cultivate confidence, critical thinking, and First Nations cultural awareness among learners of diverse backgrounds and skill levels.
Duties
- Plan and deliver engaging art lessons tailored to different age groups and skill levels, incorporating a variety of artistic techniques and materials.
- Develop curriculum materials that align with Ontario Ministry Curriculum educational standards while encouraging innovative exploration.
- Assess student progress regularly through projects, critiques, and written feedback, providing constructive guidance to support growth.
- Maintain a well-organized classroom environment that promotes safety, creativity, and respect among students.
- Collaborate with colleagues to integrate art into interdisciplinary projects and school-wide initiatives.
- Support students with special education needs by adapting instruction methods and materials to ensure inclusive participation.
- Organize exhibitions or showcases of student artwork to celebrate achievements and foster community engagement.
Skills
- Proven classroom experience in teaching art or related subjects, demonstrating effective instructional techniques.
- Strong communication skills to clearly convey artistic concepts and provide meaningful feedback.
- Excellent writing skills for preparing lesson plans, assessments, and student evaluations.
- Organizational skills to manage classroom materials, schedules, and student portfolios efficiently.
- Qualifications in Special Education Specialist and Social Sciences would be an asset.
About Attawapiskat First Nation
Attawapiskat is a remote fly-in Cree
community on the west coast of James Bay and north of Timmins. Vezina
Secondary School is a Grade 9 to Grade 12 school, with the student population
of about 150.
The school year calendar reflects the
culture and interests of the community and staff.
The Attawapiskat Education Authority offers
a benefit package to applicants with an OCT. Apply to join a dedicated staff.
Benefits
- First time travelling to Attawapiskat once hired is covered by
AFNEA (plane ticket, gas, etc)
- Self contained classrooms
- Great benefits - employer pays 100% of premiums for
medical & dental
- Competitive Salary grid for teacher
- Northern Living Allowance $2,500
- Isolation Allowance $1,000
- Signing bonus of $1,500
- Relocation Allowance $1,000
- Travel Allowance $2,182 per trip (max 2 trips per school year),
$2000 per dependent per school year
- Retention Bonus $2,500
- $1,000 Indigenous Language Allowance
- Workroom for staff for afterschool and weekend use
- Affordable furnished staff housing with free utilities and free
wifi for $390 monthly
How to Apply
Apply in confidence to:
hr@afnea.com and principal.vezina@afnea.com
