Role & Responsibilities:Plan and deliver high-quality High School Science lessons aligned with Alberta curriculum outcomes.
Teach High School Science courses as required.
Design engaging inquiry-based lessons, practical investigations and laboratory activities.
Use formative and summative assessment to monitor student progress and inform instruction.
Differentiate instruction to meet a range of student needs and abilities.
Integrate technology, scientific inquiry and real-world applications into teaching and learning.
Maintain a safe, inclusive and well-managed classroom and laboratory environment.
Collaborate with colleagues on curriculum planning, assessment and wider school initiatives.
Communicate effectively with students and families regarding progress and achievement.
Maintain professional practice in accordance with the Alberta Teaching Quality Standard (TQS), ADEK requirements and CIS policies.
Contribute positively to the wider life of the school and ongoing professional learning.
Candidate Requirements:Bachelor of Education degree with a Major in Science.
Recognized teaching qualification/certification.
Alberta teaching certification is strongly preferred. Candidates who are not currently Alberta certified must be eligible and willing to obtain Alberta teacher certification as a requirement of employment.
Relevant experience teaching Science at High School/Secondary level.
Strong subject knowledge in with the ability to teach General/Environmental Science and/or other High School Science courses.
Excellent proficiency in spoken and written English.
Strong classroom management, communication and organizational skills.
Ability to meet ADEK teacher eligibility and PASS approval requirements.
Experience with the Alberta, Canadian or another recognized international curriculum is an advantage.
Commitment to inclusive, student-centered education, safeguarding and continuous professional development.