Culinary Educators with BC Teaching Certification
- Kelowna, BC, Canada
The starting annual salary for this teaching position ranges from $57,972 to $106,217, with placement based on length of service and qualifications in accordance with the collective agreement. · Temporary
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- The starting annual salary for this teaching position ranges from $57,972 to $106,217, with placement based on length of service and qualifications in accordance with the collective agreement.
- Job type
- Temporary
- Posting language
- English
- Posted
Original job description
We Invite Applications For The Temporary Position Of
Skilled Culinary Educators with BC Teaching Certification
Bring your chef skills to the classroom and shape the next generation of Culinary Arts students! We are inviting applications from dynamic, skilled culinary educators who are passionate about teaching and learning, and who want to inspire students through hands-on, real-world Culinary Arts learning experiences. This is an exciting opportunity for educators who thrive in practical learning spaces, love building community, and are energized by teaching students to grow their confidence, competence, and independence.
You would be responsible for supporting a commercial kitchen learning environment where students help prepare healthy cafeteria food for students and staff, a powerful setting for authentic learning, teamwork, leadership, and life skills.
Core Responsibilities
The successful candidate will:
- Teach Culinary Arts at the Secondary level (including semestered timetables where applicable).
- Create engaging, inclusive, skills-based learning aligned with BC's Curriculum and core competencies.
- Teach, model, and reinforce safe, efficient food preparation and kitchen routines in an inclusive learning environment.
- Support students with varying abilities in a collaborative, respectful learning environment.
- In commercial kitchen: organize, budget for, stock, and manage a kitchen program, including inventory, ordering, quality standards, and safe equipment use.
- Follow Healthy School guidelines in preparation of food for school lunch and school break programs.
- Use technology for planning, instruction, communication, attendance, and reporting (e.g., MyEdBC, email, digital tools).
- Hold a British Columbia Professional Teaching Certificate.
- A Bachelor of Home Economics, Diploma of Home Economics, or equivalent.
- Have training and/or experience as a Culinary Arts educator.
- Have training and/or experience in a commercial kitchen and/or chef's training.
- Demonstrate the ability to work in a collaborative/team environment, supporting school and district goals.
- Red Seal certification in Chef's training (or are actively working toward it)
- FOODSAFE Level 1
- FOODSAFE Level 2
- FOODSAFE Instructor
- Successful experience with middle and/or senior secondary learners
- Experience implementing:
- Quality Assessment practices (Assessment for, as, and of learning; criterion-referenced grading; differentiation)
- Inclusive practices that reflect the unique needs and strengths of all learners
- The First Peoples Principles of Learning and core competencies
- Demonstrate a commitment to participating in and supporting curricular and co-curricular culinary contests, skill-building events, and activities
- Proficiency with professional/ industrial kitchen systems and equipment
- Have Indigenous ancestry (as per Special Program with the BC Human Rights Tribunal
Please contact Monique West at to inform her of your completed application.
Qualified candidates are invited to apply online at with cover letter and a detailed resume, including three (3) professional references (names and phone numbers) and copies of certifications.
More about this job
Responsibilities
The successful candidate will teach Culinary Arts at the Secondary level and create engaging, inclusive, skills-based learning experiences. They will also manage a commercial kitchen program and support students in a collaborative learning environment.
Requirements
Applicants must hold a British Columbia Professional Teaching Certificate and have training or experience as a Culinary Arts educator. Preference will be given to those with Red Seal certification and relevant food safety certifications.
Skills
- Culinary Arts
- Teaching
- Food Preparation
- Kitchen Management
- Teamwork
- Leadership
- Inclusive Practices
- Assessment Practices
- Technology Use
- Healthy School Guidelines
- Collaboration
- Culinary Contests
- Indigenous Principles
- Commercial Kitchen Experience
- Food Safety
- Curriculum Development
Visa sponsorship
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Hiring contact
Monique West
Categories
- Education
- Food & Beverage
- Hospitality
Keywords
- Culinary Arts
- Teaching
- Food Preparation
- Kitchen Management
- Healthy School Guidelines
- Technology
- Assessment Practices
- Inclusive Practices
- Commercial Kitchen
- Red Seal Certification
- FOODSAFE Level 1
- FOODSAFE Level 2
- FOODSAFE Instructor
- Curriculum Development
- Indigenous Principles
- Teamwork
- Leadership
- Collaboration
- Culinary Contests
- Skill-Building Events
- Secondary Education
- Student-Centered Programs
- Diverse Environment
- Equity
- Confidence Building
- Competence
- Independence
- Inventory Management
- Ordering
- Quality Standards