About the role
Alcuin College invites applications from an energetic, organized and qualified drama teacher. Candidates should have a sound knowledge and understanding of the BC curriculum and a concept-based, inquiry approach to teaching and learning, the ability to provide a rich and varied, experiential learning programme to students, as well as an openness to collaborate with colleagues. Applicants must be able to teach Drama K-G12, six to nine blocks per week.
Duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:
Collaborating with colleagues to produce school performances;
Developing a learning environment that promotes communication and collaboration, builds positive relationships, fosters an ethic of care and values the contributions of all learners;
Designing and implementing engaging, student-centered learning opportunities that support inquiry and encourage creativity and innovation;
Differentiating learning opportunities and assessment practices to meet the needs of individual learners;
Monitoring student learning through a variety of assessment tools and strategies
Communicating positively and proactively with parents;
Participating in collaborative professional development and school-wide functions;
Embracing the school’s mission and educational philosophy.
Key attributes:
Curiousity, creativity, and enthusiasm to be a part of a growing school
Flexibility to integrate new practices
Confidence to take risks
Openness to feedback
Team-oriented and collaborative
Sense of humour
Love of children
Excellent interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills
Ability to work independently and collaboratively with all members of the school community
Essential qualifications:
Canadian residency and eligible to work in B.C.
Certification from the Teacher Regulation Branch (B.C.)
About the role
Alcuin College invites applications from an energetic, organized and qualified drama teacher. Candidates should have a sound knowledge and understanding of the BC curriculum and a concept-based, inquiry approach to teaching and learning, the ability to provide a rich and varied, experiential learning programme to students, as well as an openness to collaborate with colleagues. Applicants must be able to teach Drama K-G12, six to nine blocks per week.
Duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following:
Collaborating with colleagues to produce school performances;
Developing a learning environment that promotes communication and collaboration, builds positive relationships, fosters an ethic of care and values the contributions of all learners;
Designing and implementing engaging, student-centered learning opportunities that support inquiry and encourage creativity and innovation;
Differentiating learning opportunities and assessment practices to meet the needs of individual learners;
Monitoring student learning through a variety of assessment tools and strategies
Communicating positively and proactively with parents;
Participating in collaborative professional development and school-wide functions;
Embracing the school’s mission and educational philosophy.
Key attributes:
Curiousity, creativity, and enthusiasm to be a part of a growing school
Flexibility to integrate new practices
Confidence to take risks
Openness to feedback
Team-oriented and collaborative
Sense of humour
Love of children
Excellent interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills
Ability to work independently and collaboratively with all members of the school community
Essential qualifications:
Canadian residency and eligible to work in B.C.
Certification from the Teacher Regulation Branch (B.C.)