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Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board (SWLSB) Is the Third Largest English School Board of the Province of Québec OFFRE D’EMPLOI ENSEIGNANTES / ENSEIGNANTS PLUSIEURS POSTES À COMBLER La Commission scolaire Sir-Wilfrid-Laurier (CSSWL) est la troisième commission scolaire anglophone en importance au Québec. Son territoire comprend les régions de Laval, de Lanaudière et des Laurentides. Elle fournit des services d'éducation préscolaire, d’enseignement primaire et secondaire, d’éducation des adultes et de formation professionnelle à plus de 14 000 élèves répartis dans 26 écoles primaires, 9 écoles secondaires et 4 centres d’éducation des adultes et de formation professionnelle. Pourquoi la Commission scolaire Sir-Wilfrid-Laurier ? Que pouvons-nous offrir de si différent ? Opportunités de croissance Avantages sociaux Développement professionnel continu Plan de retraite Une équipe dynamique De la diversité et de l’inclusion Nous sommes actuellement à la recherche d’une personne dynamique, rigoureuse et déterminée afin de pourvoir des postes d’enseignants. SUPÉRIEUR IMMÉDIAT La directrice ou le directeur d’école no. École / École / Catégorie / Besoins provisoires / Niveau / 1.00 = 100% POUR POSTULER/ TO APPLY Statut / Status Schl no. School Category Provisional Staffing Needs Level 24 Per. = 100% EMAIL DIRECTEUR/PRINCIPAL 151-5 Arundel Elementary 207 Remedial (replacement) All E8 1.00 [email protected] 152-4b Crestview Elementary 208 Closed Contained Class (replm't until March 11, 2022) cycle 1 E8 1.00 [email protected] 200 English (replacement) Cycle 2 E8 0.11 156-4 John F. Kennedy Elementary [email protected] 200 English (replacement) Cycle 2 E8 0.03 158-5 200 English (cross cycle allocation) All E3 0.20 Laurentia Elementary 158-7 210 FSL (replm't until 2022-06-30) Cycle 3 E8 1.00 [email protected] 161-9 McCaig Elementary 200 English (replacement) E8 0.20 McCaig Elementary 210 French Second Language E3 0.66 161-11 [email protected] McCaig Elementary 210 FSL (replacement) Cycle 1 E8 0.20 163-8 Mountainview Elementary 210 FSL (replacement) Cycle 1 E8 1.00 [email protected] Rawdon Elementary 210 French Second Language All E3 0.63 165-3 [email protected] Rawdon Elementary 210 FSL (replacement) E8 0.20 166-8 Souvenir Elementary 210 French Second Language All E3 0.49 [email protected] 168-4 St-Jude Elementary 210 FSL (replm't until 2201-14) Cycle 1 E8 1.00 [email protected] Genesis Elementary 210 FSL (replacement) Cycle 1 E8 0.50 170-6 Genesis Elementary 210 FSL (replacement) Cycle 1 E8 0.20 Genesis Elementary 244 Physical Education Cycle 1 E3 0.16 [email protected] Genesis Elementary 210 FSL (replacement) Cycle 2 E8 0.20 170-7 Genesis Elementary 207 Special Measure Cycle 2 E3 0.50 172-1b Ste-Agathe Elementary 200 English (repl until April 22, 2022) Cycle 2 E8 1.00 172-6 Ste-Agathe Elementary 207 Remedial (replacement) All E8 1.00 [email protected] 173-2 Terry Fox Elementary 210 FSL (replacement) Cycle 3 E8 1.00 Terry Fox Elementary 210 FSL (replacement) All E8 0.20 173-3 Terry Fox Elementary 210 FSL (replacement) All E8 0.20 [email protected] 173-4 Terry Fox Elementary 210 French Second Language KDG/Gr 2 E3 0.82 St-Vincent Elementary 210 MUSIQUE ou Arts visuels (replacement) E8 0.20 175-9 St-Vincent Elementary 207 Special Measure E3 0.30 [email protected] Franklin Hill Elementary 200 English (replacement) Cycle 3 E8 0.10 Franklin Hill Elementary 207 Remedial (replacement) Cycle 1 E8 0.20 179-1 Franklin Hill Elementary 210 French Second Languaage Cycle 2 E3 0.24 [email protected] Franklin Hill Elementary 244 Physical Education Prek/Kdg E3 0.28 181-1b Joliette High School 528 English (replm't until Nocv. 15, 2021) Sec 2 & 3 E8 24 periods 181-2 Joliette High School 528 English (replm't until 2021-12-23) Sec 1 & 2 E8 24 periods Joliette High School 555 Science Sec. 1 & 2 E3 16 periods [email protected] 181-7 Joliette High School 617 Special Education (Diversied Path FSL) Cycle 1 E3 6 periods 183-1 Lake of Two Mountains High School 528 English E3 2 periods Lake of Two Mountains High School 544 Physical Education All E3 6 periods 183-4 Lake of Two Mountains High School 634 FSL (replacement) Sec. 4 E8 5 periods Lake of Two Mountains High School 665 Music All E3 11 periods [email protected] Lake of Two Mountains High School 670 ART Cycle 1 E3 11 periods 183-7 Lake of Two Mountains High School 572 Ethics & Religious Culture Sec. 1 E3 2 periods Laurentian Regional High School 634 FSL (replacement) Support Teacher Sec. 5 E8 12 periods 184-6 Laurentian Regional High School 634 FSL (replacement) Support Teacher Sec. 4 E8 12 periods [email protected] 184-7 Laurentian Regional High School 634 FSL (replacement) Sec. 2 & 3 E8 24 periods Special Education CWO (Sec 5), Art (Sec 3,4,5), PE (Sec 3,4,5), Phoenix Alternative 888 ERC (Sec 4,5), Home Ec (Sec 5), Wellness (Sec 3,4,5), E3 15 periods 186-2 Depending on registration and needs: Math or resource (Sec 3,4), [email protected] Special Education (replacement Low) (description of workload in Phoenix alternative 888 E8 5 periods 186-2 include workload of 15 periods description) 187-11 Rosemere High School 634 French Second Language All E3 16 periods 187-12 Rosemere High School 634 FSL (replacement) E8 12 periods [email protected] 188-3 Laval Junior Academy 528 English (replm't until 2021-10-29) E8 24 periods Laval Junior Academy 587 Social Studies (Bilingual) Sec 1 & 2 E3 17 periods [email protected] 188-10 Laval Junior Academy 587 Social Studies (replacement) Bilingual Sec 2 E8 6 periods Ste-Agathe Academy 555 Science Cycle 1 E3 8 periods Ste-Agathe Academy 572 Ethics & Religious Culture Sec. 5 E3 2 periods 189-4 Ste-Agathe Academy 566 Mathematics Sec. 4 E3 6 periods Ste-Agathe Academy 587 Social Studies Sec. 5 E3 2 periods [email protected] Ste-Agathe Academy 528 English Sec. 1 E3 6 periods 189-5 Ste-Agathe Academy 587 Social Studies E3 13 periods Ste-Agathe Academy 634 French Second Language Sec. 2 E3 6 periods 189-6 Ste-Agathe Academy 617 Special Measure Cycle 1 E3 6 periods 190-2 Laval Senior Academy 610 Computer Cycle 2 E3 12 periods 190-4 Laval Senior Academy 544 Physical Education E3 8 periods Laval Senior Academy 555 Science (replacement) Cycle 2 E8 8 periods 190-5 Laval Senior Academy 555 Science (replacement) Cycle 2 E8 6 periods [email protected] 190-6 Laval Senior Academy 555 Science - Special Measure Cycle 2 E3 12 periods 190-9 Laval Senior Academy 566 Mathematics (replacement) E8 5 periods 190-14 Laval Senior Academy 634 French Second Language Cycle 2 E3 20 periods DOCUMENTS REQUIS - Curriculum vitae - Le nom, l’adresse et le numéro de téléphone de deux (2) références La commission scolaire se réserve le droit de déterminer si les exigences du poste sont remplies en tout ou en partie. Seuls les candidats retenus pour une entrevue seront contactés. La Commission scolaire Sir-Wilfrid-Laurier applique un programme d’accès à l’égalité et invite les femmes, les Autochtones, les minorités visibles, les minorités ethniques et les personnes handicapées à présenter leur candidature. JOB OFFER TEACHER SEVERAL POSITIONS TO BE FILLED The Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board (SWLSB) is the third largest English school board of the Province of Québec. Its territory comprises the regions of Laval, Lanaudière, and the Laurentides. It provides preschool, elementary, secondary, adult and vocational education services to over 14,000 students in 26 elementary schools, 9 secondary schools and 4 adult education and vocational training centres. Why the Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board? What can we offer that is so different? Growth opportunities Great benefits On-going professional development Pension plan A dynamic team Diversity and inclusion We are currently seeking a dynamic, rigorous and committed individual in order to fill teaching positions. IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR The School Principal no. École / École / Catégorie / Besoins provisoires / Niveau / 1.00 = 100% POUR POSTULER/ TO APPLY Statut / Status Schl no. School Category Provisional Staffing Needs Level 24 Per. = 100% EMAIL DIRECTEUR/PRINCIPAL 151-5 Arundel Elementary 207 Remedial (replacement) All E8 1.00 [email protected] 152-4b Crestview Elementary 208 Closed Contained Class (replm't until March 11, 2022) cycle 1 E8 1.00 [email protected] 200 English (replacement) Cycle 2 E8 0.11 156-4 John F. Kennedy Elementary [email protected] 200 English (replacement) Cycle 2 E8 0.03 158-5 200 English (cross cycle allocation) All E3 0.20 Laurentia Elementary 158-7 210 FSL (replm't until 2022-06-30) Cycle 3 E8 1.00 [email protected] 161-9 McCaig Elementary 200 English (replacement) E8 0.20 McCaig Elementary 210 French Second Language E3 0.66 161-11 [email protected] McCaig Elementary 210 FSL (replacement) Cycle 1 E8 0.20 163-8 Mountainview Elementary 210 FSL (replacement) Cycle 1 E8 1.00 [email protected] Rawdon Elementary 210 French Second Language All E3 0.63 165-3 [email protected] Rawdon Elementary 210 FSL (replacement) E8 0.20 166-8 Souvenir Elementary 210 French Second Language All E3 0.49 [email protected] 168-4 St-Jude Elementary 210 FSL (replm't until 2201-14) Cycle 1 E8 1.00 [email protected] Genesis Elementary 210 FSL (replacement) Cycle 1 E8 0.50 170-6 Genesis Elementary 210 FSL (replacement) Cycle 1 E8 0.20 Genesis Elementary 244 Physical Education Cycle 1 E3 0.16 [email protected] Genesis Elementary 210 FSL (replacement) Cycle 2 E8 0.20 170-7 Genesis Elementary 207 Special
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