Practical and Applied Arts Teacher
- Wadena, SK, Canada
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Job details
- Posting language
- English
- Posted
Original job description
Chief Sabitawasis School is seeking applications for a Practical and Applied Arts teacher for the 2026 - 2027 school year. The position is to teach high school Welding, Mechanics, Autobody and small motor repair for Grades 8 to 12 students. Chief Sabitawasis School is a Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 12 school with approximately 245 students currently. It also houses the Headstart and Daycare programs in the school. The current staffing component consists of 48 professional, paraprofessional and support staff. We offer a full range pf programming focussing on our Nakawa language, heritage, culture and traditions. The school is located in Central Saskatchewan near the community of Wadena. Our school is a new facility built 6 years ago and is the pride and joy of our Leadership, community, staff and students. Chief Sabitawasis is a "Leader In Me" school focussing on developing leadership skills among our students and staff. This is a school which demonstrates cohesion and teamwork within all its activities and functionality. All contracts between Fishing Lake First Nation and the Employee are "Continuous Contracts" with a two-year probation period for new teaching staff.
Interested applicants MUST provide:
- cover letter
- full resume that includes at least three recent references
- recent Criminal Record Check/vulnerable Sector Check documents
Submitted via email to:
Mr. Gerry Guillet
Director of Education
Ph: 1-306-338-2240
Email: gguillet@chiefsabitawasis.ca
More about this job
Responsibilities
The Practical and Applied Arts teacher at Fishing Lake First Nation will teach welding, mechanics, autobody and small motor repair to high school students. The work takes place in the school's shops and classrooms as part of a Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 12 program focused on Nakawa language and culture.
Requirements
Fishing Lake First Nation asks for applicants with teaching and practical skills in welding, mechanics, autobody and small motor repair. Candidates must submit a cover letter, a resume with three recent references, and recent criminal record and vulnerable sector checks.
Skills
- Welding
- Mechanics
- Autobody repair
- Small motor repair
- Lesson planning
- Classroom instruction
- Shop safety
- Curriculum development
- Student mentorship
- Teamwork
- Leadership development
- Cultural and community engagement
Categories
- Education
- Customer Service & Support
Keywords
- Welding
- Mechanics
- Autobody repair
- Small motor repair
- Practical and Applied Arts
- Career and technical education
- High school teacher
- Secondary school teacher
- Teaching
- Indigenous education
- Shop class
- Vocational training
- Saskatchewan
- First Nations school
- Grades 8 to 12
- Leader In Me