GRADES 9–12 HUMANITIES TEACHER

Senior Division – InnovOak School
InnovOak School is a rapidly growing, innovative private school focused on providing strong academic rigour alongside innovative teaching practices. We pride ourselves on creating a nurturing and dynamic learning environment where students develop the tools, skills, and mindset to succeed academically and thrive in life. Our commitment to building happy, motivated students ensures that they are prepared for a bright future.
InnovOak School is a Ministry Inspected Private School for Grades JK–12, granting both the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) and our own Honors School Graduation Diploma (ISHGD). Our academic program blends the Ontario Curriculum with Cambridge content, Singapore Math foundations, and LifeREADY principles. Instruction is aligned through our proprietary Everstone+ curriculum framework, ensuring that students move through a structured, rigorous progression from early learning to graduation.
At InnovOak, we are dedicated to creating an environment where both students and teachers can thrive. As part of our team, you will contribute to shaping the future of education in a dynamic, supportive, and collaborative school culture.

POSITION OVERVIEW:

We are seeking a qualified and committed teacher to deliver senior-level Humanities courses as part of our term-based program model. This is a part-time, in-person teaching assignment, scheduled during TERM 1 (September to November). The course is 2 hours per day from September til end of November. It is scheduled for part time work (first period)

QUALIFICATIONS:

• Bachelor’s degree in History, Social Sciences, or a related field; Bachelor of Education preferred
• Experience teaching senior secondary courses in an Ontario or Canadian school context
• Familiarity with Growing Success, formal assessment practices, and standards-based grading
• Teachables in a humanities area; preference given to candidates who can teach multiple areas
• Fluency in English and strong written communication skills
• Canadian citizenship or permanent residency is required

• Teach one or more assigned senior-level Humanities courses, based on term and subject alignment
• Deliver content that is rigorous, relevant, and aligned with Ontario curriculum expectations
• Maintain and adapt course outlines suitable for small-group delivery while ensuring inspection readiness
• Post unit plans, success criteria, and rubrics clearly and promptly
• Maintain a well-organized online course space and up-to-date gradebook in the school’s LMS (Blackbaud)
• Archive major assessments and student exemplars for inspection documentation
• Complete midterm and final reporting, attend parent interviews, and communicate regularly with families
• Engage students in real-world connections through history, business literacy, inquiry, and discussion
• Build academic skills while encouraging critical thinking, self-reflection, and future readiness
• Contribute to the school’s professional culture with clarity, consistency, and subject-area leadership