Temporary Vice Principal
- Gift Lake, AB, Canada
Full-time
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Job Code: 4076976
Northland School Division
Job Details
Employment Opportunity
Temporary Vice Principal
Gift Lake School
Northland School Division is now inviting applications for the role of Temporary Vice Principal at Gift Lake School. The school serving Kindergarten through Grade 11 is located in the Gift Lake Métis Settlement, one of only eight legislated Métis land bases with Métis governments established in Northern Alberta, Canada, and protected by legislation. It is situated along Highway 750, about 84 kilometres northeast of High Prairie. You can learn more about what Northland School Division has to offer by visiting www.nsd61.ca/careers.
Major Responsibilities Include
Interested applicants are asked to submit a resume including the names of three (3) employer references by November 12th, 2026 to: Human Resources Department, Northland School Division. All applications must be emailed to applications@nsd61.ca. We thank all applicants for submitting applications. However, only candidates selected for interviews will be contacted.
Additionally, please note that selected candidates will be required to provide a criminal record and a child intervention check as part of the application process.
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Northland School Division
Job Details
Employment Opportunity
Temporary Vice Principal
Gift Lake School
Northland School Division is now inviting applications for the role of Temporary Vice Principal at Gift Lake School. The school serving Kindergarten through Grade 11 is located in the Gift Lake Métis Settlement, one of only eight legislated Métis land bases with Métis governments established in Northern Alberta, Canada, and protected by legislation. It is situated along Highway 750, about 84 kilometres northeast of High Prairie. You can learn more about what Northland School Division has to offer by visiting www.nsd61.ca/careers.
Major Responsibilities Include
- A passion for promoting educational success for Indigenous learners, especially in their language and culture. Fluency in language and experience in the culture would be an asset.
- Will work closely with the school council and the community to build relationships in order to create a positive, inviting school environment that is integrated into the life of the community.
- Will actively seek local partnerships to create innovative program opportunities to engage and challenge students and promote a sense of pride and accomplishment.
- Is a strong instructional leader who will work with staff to ensure that students have high quality learning experiences.
- Leads by example and is active in the life of the community.
- Must hold or qualify for Alberta teaching certification and a Leadership Quality Standard certificate.
- Must hold a Master's degree or willingness to complete a Master's degree within a mutually agreed upon timeline.
- Has a minimum of 5 successful years of teaching experience in rural and/or Indigenous communities.
Interested applicants are asked to submit a resume including the names of three (3) employer references by November 12th, 2026 to: Human Resources Department, Northland School Division. All applications must be emailed to applications@nsd61.ca. We thank all applicants for submitting applications. However, only candidates selected for interviews will be contacted.
Additionally, please note that selected candidates will be required to provide a criminal record and a child intervention check as part of the application process.
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Responsibilities
Lead instruction and work with staff to provide students with high-quality learning experiences, with a focus on educational success for Indigenous learners. Build relationships with the school council and community, develop local partnerships and engaging programs, and participate actively in community life.
Requirements
Applicants must hold or qualify for Alberta teaching certification and a Leadership Quality Standard certificate, and must hold a master's degree or agree to complete one within a mutually agreed timeline. The role requires at least five successful years of teaching experience in rural and/or Indigenous communities; fluency in an Indigenous language and cultural experience are assets.
Skills
- Instructional Leadership
- Educational Leadership
- Indigenous Education
- Literacy Improvement
- Language Improvement
- Community Engagement
- Relationship Building
- Partnership Development
- Program Development
- Student Engagement
- Staff Collaboration
- School Administration
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Categories
- Education
- Management & Leadership
Keywords
- Alberta Teaching Certification
- Leadership Quality Standard Certificate
- Master's Degree
- Teaching Experience
- Rural Communities
- Indigenous Communities
- Indigenous Education
- Indigenous Language
- Indigenous Culture
- Instructional Leadership
- Literacy Improvement
- Language Improvement
- School Council
- Community Engagement
- Local Partnerships
- Program Development
- Student Engagement
- High-Quality Learning
- School Administration
- Criminal Record Check
- Child Intervention Check