English Teacher

Teachers needed for winter camp (Jan and ongoing teaching needs at the school downtown Vancouver (SFU) and online.

BC Teacher license preferred to teach BC Curriculum

General English and ESL/ELL experience asset

ECE teaching experience asset

Or other certified teachers preferred. English for Children and ECE, TESOL, TESL

Casual hours or part-time leading to full-time.

Online lessons as needed.

Part-time hours: 15-30 per week

Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Internship, Permanent

Job Type: Part-time

Overview

We are seeking a passionate and dynamic English Teacher to inspire students through engaging language instruction and comprehensive literacy education. In this role, you will foster a love for reading, writing, and critical thinking while developing tailored curricula that meet diverse learning needs. Your enthusiasm and expertise will empower students to excel academically and build confidence in their communication skills. This paid position offers an exciting opportunity to make a meaningful impact in a vibrant educational environment dedicated to fostering lifelong learners.

Duties

• Design and deliver innovative lesson plans aligned with curriculum standards, incorporating instructional design principles and learning technology tools to enhance student engagement.
• Develop and adapt curriculum materials using AP style guidelines, the Chicago Manual of Style, and other academic standards to ensure clarity, accuracy, and consistency.
• Conduct classroom management with a focus on creating a positive, inclusive learning atmosphere that encourages active participation and respectful behavior.
• Provide individualized tutoring and mentoring to support students' academic growth in areas such as literacy education, creative writing, and standardized testing preparation.
• Assess student progress through formative and summative evaluations, including proofreading exercises, research projects, and literacy assessments.
• Utilize classroom management techniques to maintain an organized environment conducive to learning while addressing diverse student needs, including special education considerations.
• Incorporate research skills, library services knowledge, and educational administration practices into instruction to foster independent learning.
• Engage in ongoing professional development related to higher education teaching methodologies, instructional design, and current trends in journalism, linguistics, math integration, or Montessori approaches as applicable.
• Collaborate with colleagues on curriculum development initiatives and participate in school activities such as academic advising sessions or behavior management strategies.
• Maintain detailed records of lesson plans, student assessments, and instructional outcomes to support continuous improvement efforts.

Experience

• Bachelor's degree in Education, English, Linguistics or related field; advanced degrees preferred.
• Proven classroom experience teaching English or literacy at the secondary or higher education level.
• Demonstrated expertise in curriculum development, lesson planning, and instructional design tailored for diverse learners.
• Strong knowledge of AP style, Chicago Manual of Style, proofreading techniques, and copy editing skills.
• Experience working with students from varied backgrounds including private school settings or special education environments is highly desirable.
• Familiarity with standardized testing procedures and tutoring strategies for academic success enhancement.
• Excellent communication skills—both verbal and written—and organizational skills necessary for effective classroom management and collaboration.
• Ability to mentor students effectively while fostering a supportive learning community focused on literacy education and creative writing pursuits.
• Knowledge of learning technology tools that facilitate engaging instruction and research activities.
• Prior experience in higher education teaching or educational administration is advantageous but not required. Join us as an English Teacher where your dedication will ignite students' passion for language arts while honing their critical thinking abilities This is more than just a job—it's an opportunity to shape future leaders through inspiring instruction rooted in best practices across literacy education, curriculum development, and innovative teaching methodologies.

Job Types: Part-time, Casual, Seasonal, Apprenticeship, Internship / Co-op

Pay: $18.95-$31.00 per hour

Expected hours: 15 – 30 per week

Work Location: In person