Grade 5&6 Generalist Teacher

The successful candidate

requires proficiency in the use of educational technology, an understanding of assessment for learning, and being eligible to teach in the Province of Alberta. HFCRD division is actively recruiting teachers for upcoming positions and welcomes new graduates to apply. The division provides competitive compensation and benefits, as well as moving allowances. The candidate must be willing to be working in a small school rural Catholic community environment and is a team player willing to collaborate, communicate and work together. Non-catholics are welcome to apply, preference will be given to candidates of the Catholic faith. Applications are to be received until a suitable candidate is found. Please forward the following documentation as an application to the position Resume, Teacher Application Form ( https://hfcrd.ab.ca/employment/ ), transcripts, evaluations, references, a criminal record check, and child intervention check.Only applicants who are shortlisted will be contacted for an interview. Alysia Sharpe Principal, Ecole Providence SchoolEmail: [email protected] Holy Family C.R.D. #37 has a strong commitment to the ideals of Catholic education and provides our students an opportunity not only to achieve academic excellence but also to grow personally, socially, and physically in a Christ-centered environment. We are very proud of our successes and we continuously aim for improvement in all areas. Non-catholic applicants who are willing to support the catholic faith are welcome to apply.Providence means God's care and help and prepare for the future according to Webster's Dictionary. These definitions accurately describe McLennan's only school. The school building itself has been renovated and updated to facilitate the latest technology and to create a warm and inviting environment for McLennan's Kindergarten to Grade 8 students. The staff, students, and parents support the Catholic faith and its associated values. McLennan is a community of roughly 1000 residents located on the shores of the world-renowned Kimiwan Lake. Kimiwan Lake is widely recognized as the Bird Capital of Canada and as an internationally acclaimed natural wetland conservation habitat. The lake offers residents and tourists alike a bird's eye view of many of the native species of waterfowl and shorebirds which utilize the lake each year. Newcomers to McLennan are exposed to a wealth of local services, ranging in nature from banking to groceries, gas, hotel, a school, and post-secondary campus, automotive, medical/health, and restaurant services just to name a few. Complementing the community's uncompromising level of grandeur and appeal is an extensive network of recreational resources and services available to residents year-round. From hockey to golf, baseball, soccer, and tennis residents keep active year-round.