UNCERTIFIED TEACHER TEACHING ON CALL - MERRITT Job Code No. 3362947 Nicola Similkameen School District serves the two communities of Merritt and Princeton, six First Nations Bands, the Métis and the Conayt Friendship Society. The mountains, lakes and valleys within the district make it a natural setting for fabulous, year-round outdoor activities. We offer a warm small-town atmosphere where relationships are fundamental to our success. Merritt, where the office is located, is in the Nicola Valley and is the hub of a highway system that links Kamloops, Kelowna, and the Lower Mainland. Ranching, forestry, health, local government, and tourism are the major industries in the valley. Our Strategic Plan has a “Success for ALL Learners” focus, supported by a dedicated staff, engaged rightsholders and partners who share a genuine commitment to the district. The district offers rich programming to just over 2075 students, 48% of whom are Indigenous. We are proud of our work towards Truth and Reconciliation. Nicola Similkameen school district is accepting applications for UNCERTIFIED Teachers Teaching on Call. The district is seeking highly skilled and dynamic individuals to join our list of Casual Uncertified Teachers Teaching on Call. Preference will be given to individuals with a demonstrated work history or volunteer experience working with children and youth. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS AND TRAINING INCLUDE: • Bachelor’s degree or other post-secondary education
• Recent successful teaching experience and/or training preferred
• Effective interpersonal and communication skills
• Demonstrated interest in working with children and youth Nicola Similkameen School District is working to ensure an inclusive, diverse and representative workforce. Successful candidates will recognize that consistent with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), the BC Human Rights Code and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, employment practices and procedures at all levels must reflect and demonstrate an understanding of, and response to, a diverse population. Nicola Similkameen School District has received approval from the Human Rights Tribunal allowing preferential hiring to persons of Indigenous ancestry. The district may give preference in hiring persons of Indigenous ancestry who possess the necessary qualifications to increase the number of Indigenous staff to be more representative of the learners we serve. The daily rate for uncertified teachers is $240.00. Interested applicants should go to our district website at which provides guidance on how to apply for jobs in our district. Teachers interested in further information regarding this position should contact the Assistant Superintendent, Ms. Jane Kempston, at 250-378-5161 or email: Please note: Due to the high volume of applications received, the district is unable to provide commentary or feedback on an applicant’s qualifications or application, nor can we offer career advice or consultation. Applications will be reviewed, and hiring will occur on an ongoing basis.
TEACHER TEACHING ON CALL - PRINCETON SCHOOLS Job Code No.3343608 Nicola-Similkameen School District serves the two communities of Merritt and Princeton, as well as six First Nations Bands, the Métis, and the Conayt Friendship Society. The mountains, lakes and valleys within the district make it a natural setting for fabulous, year-round outdoor activities. We offer a warm, small-town atmosphere where relationships are fundamental to our success. Princeton, situated in the Similkameen Valley, is beautifully located in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains, on a major highway connecting the Lower Mainland to the Okanagan Valley. Forestry, mining, tourism, agriculture, and ranching are mainstays of the local economy. Our Strategic Plan has a “Success for ALL Learners” focus, supported by a dedicated staff, engaged rightsholders and partners who share a genuine commitment to the district. The district offers rich programming to just over 2075 students, 48% of whom are Indigenous. We are proud of our work towards Truth and Reconciliation. Nicola Similkameen School District is accepting applications for qualified BC Certified Teachers. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS: · Demonstrate successful primary/intermediate/secondary level teaching experience. · Possess strong interpersonal, communication and collaborative skills. · Have the ability to work collaboratively and effectively with staff in a team setting. · Have the proven ability to meet the needs of diverse learners through the application of differentiated instruction. · Have an understanding of Aboriginal culture and be willing to learn and integrate Indigenous teachings into the curriculum. · Valid B.C. Teaching Certificate and familiarity with B.C. curriculum. Nicola Similkameen School District is working to ensure an inclusive, diverse and representative workforce. Successful candidates will recognize that consistent with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), the BC Human Rights Code and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, employment practices and procedures at all levels must reflect and demonstrate an understanding of, and response to, a diverse population. Nicola Similkameen School District has received approval from the Human Rights Tribunal allowing preferential hiring to persons of Indigenous ancestry. The district may give preference in hiring persons of Indigenous ancestry who possess the necessary qualifications to increase the number of Indigenous staff to be more representative of the learners we serve. The starting salary for this position ranges from $60,090 - $109,520, with placement on the range based on length of service and qualifications under the collective agreement. Interested applicants should go to our district website at which provides guidance on how to apply for teaching jobs in our district. Teachers interested in further information regarding this position should contact the Assistant Superintendent, Ms. Jane Kempston, at 250-378-5161 or email: Please note: Due to the high volume of applications received, the district is unable to provide commentary or feedback on an applicant’s qualifications or application, nor can we offer career advice or consultation. Applications will be reviewed, and hiring will occur on an ongoing basis.
TEACHER TEACHING ON CALL - MERRITT SCHOOLS Job Code No. 3318319 Nicola-Similkameen School District serves the two communities of Merritt and Princeton, as well as six First Nations Bands, the Métis, and the Conayt Friendship Society. The mountains, lakes and valleys within the district make it a natural setting for fabulous, year-round outdoor activities. We offer a warm, small-town atmosphere where relationships are fundamental to our success. Merritt, where the office is located, is in the Nicola Valley and is the hub of a highway system that links Kamloops, Kelowna, and the Lower Mainland. Ranching, forestry, health, local government, and tourism are the major industries in the valley. Our Strategic Plan has a “Success for ALL Learners” focus, supported by a dedicated staff, engaged rightsholders and partners who share a genuine commitment to the district. The district offers rich programming to just over 2075 students, 48% of whom are Indigenous. We are proud of our work towards Truth and Reconciliation. Nicola Similkameen School District is accepting applications for qualified BC Certified Teachers. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS: · Demonstrate successful primary/intermediate/secondary level teaching experience. · Possess strong interpersonal, communication and collaborative skills. · Have the ability to work collaboratively and effectively with staff in a team setting. · Have the proven ability to meet the needs of diverse learners through the application of differentiated instruction. · Have an understanding of Aboriginal culture and be willing to learn and integrate Indigenous teachings into the curriculum. · Valid B.C. Teaching Certificate and familiarity with B.C. curriculum. Nicola Similkameen School District is working to ensure an inclusive, diverse and representative workforce. Successful candidates will recognize that consistent with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), the BC Human Rights Code and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, employment practices and procedures at all levels must reflect and demonstrate an understanding of, and response to, a diverse population. Nicola Similkameen School District has received approval from the Human Rights Tribunal allowing preferential hiring to persons of Indigenous ancestry. The district may give preference in hiring persons of Indigenous ancestry who possess the necessary qualifications to increase the number of Indigenous staff to be more representative of the learners we serve. The starting salary for this position ranges from $60,090 - $109,520, with placement on the range based on length of service and qualifications under the collective agreement. Interested applicants should go to our district website at which provides guidance on how to apply for teaching jobs in our district. Teachers interested in further information regarding this position should contact the Assistant Superintendent, Ms. Jane Kempston, at 250-378-5161 or email: Please note: Due to the high volume of applications received, the district is unable to provide commentary or feedback on an applicant’s qualifications or application, nor can we offer career advice or consultation. Applications will be reviewed, and hiring will occur on an ongoing basis.
UNCERTIFIED TEACHER TEACHING ON CALL - PRINCETON Job Code No. 3362943 Nicola Similkameen School District serves the two communities of Merritt and Princeton, six First Nations Bands, the Métis and the Conayt Friendship Society. The mountains, lakes and valleys within the district make it a natural setting for fabulous, year-round outdoor activities. We offer a warm small-town atmosphere where relationships are fundamental to our success. Princeton, in the Similkameen Valley, is beautifully situated in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains, on a major highway connecting the lower mainland to the Okanagan Valley. Forestry, mining, tourism, agriculture, and ranching are mainstays of the local economy. Our Strategic Plan has a “Success for ALL Learners” focus, supported by a dedicated staff, engaged rightsholders and partners who share a genuine commitment to the district. The district offers rich programming to just over 2075 students, 48% of whom are Indigenous. We are proud of our work towards Truth and Reconciliation. Nicola Similkameen School District is accepting applications for UNCERTIFIED Teachers Teaching on Call. The district is seeking highly skilled and dynamic individuals to join our list of Casual Uncertified Teachers Teaching on Call. Preference will be given to individuals with a demonstrated work history or volunteer experience working with children and youth. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS AND TRAINING INCLUDE: • Bachelor’s degree or other post-secondary education
• Recent successful teaching experience and/or training preferred
• Effective interpersonal and communication skills
• Demonstrated interest in working with children and youth Nicola Similkameen School District is working to ensure an inclusive, diverse and representative workforce. Successful candidates will recognize that consistent with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), the BC Human Rights Code and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, employment practices and procedures at all levels must reflect and demonstrate an understanding of, and response to, a diverse population. Nicola Similkameen School District has received approval from the Human Rights Tribunal allowing preferential hiring to persons of Indigenous ancestry. The district may give preference in hiring persons of Indigenous ancestry who possess the necessary qualifications to increase the number of Indigenous staff to be more representative of the learners we serve. The daily rate for uncertified teachers is $240.00. Interested applicants should go to our district website at which provides guidance on how to apply for jobs in our district. Teachers interested in further information regarding this position should contact the Assistant Superintendent, Ms. Jane Kempston, at 250-378-5161 or email: Please note: Due to the high volume of applications received, the district is unable to provide commentary or feedback on an applicant’s qualifications or application, nor can we offer career advice or consultation. Applications will be reviewed, and hiring will occur on an ongoing basis.
TEACHER TEACHING ON CALL - MERRITT SCHOOLS Job Code No. 3318319 Nicola-Similkameen School District serves the two communities of Merritt and Princeton, as well as six First Nations Bands, the Métis, and the Conayt Friendship Society. The mountains, lakes and valleys within the district make it a natural setting for fabulous, year-round outdoor activities. We offer a warm, small-town atmosphere where relationships are fundamental to our success. Merritt, where the office is located, is in the Nicola Valley and is the hub of a highway system that links Kamloops, Kelowna, and the Lower Mainland. Ranching, forestry, health, local government, and tourism are the major industries in the valley. Our Strategic Plan has a “Success for ALL Learners” focus, supported by a dedicated staff, engaged rightsholders and partners who share a genuine commitment to the district. The district offers rich programming to just over 2075 students, 48% of whom are Indigenous. We are proud of our work towards Truth and Reconciliation. Nicola Similkameen School District is accepting applications for qualified BC Certified Teachers. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS: · Demonstrate successful primary/intermediate/secondary level teaching experience. · Possess strong interpersonal, communication and collaborative skills. · Have the ability to work collaboratively and effectively with staff in a team setting. · Have the proven ability to meet the needs of diverse learners through the application of differentiated instruction. · Have an understanding of Aboriginal culture and be willing to learn and integrate Indigenous teachings into the curriculum. · Valid B.C. Teaching Certificate and familiarity with B.C. curriculum. Nicola Similkameen School District is working to ensure an inclusive, diverse and representative workforce. Successful candidates will recognize that consistent with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), the BC Human Rights Code and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, employment practices and procedures at all levels must reflect and demonstrate an understanding of, and response to, a diverse population. Nicola Similkameen School District has received approval from the Human Rights Tribunal allowing preferential hiring to persons of Indigenous ancestry. The district may give preference in hiring persons of Indigenous ancestry who possess the necessary qualifications to increase the number of Indigenous staff to be more representative of the learners we serve. The starting salary for this position ranges from $60,090 - $109,520, with placement on the range based on length of service and qualifications under the collective agreement. Interested applicants should go to our district website at which provides guidance on how to apply for teaching jobs in our district. Teachers interested in further information regarding this position should contact the Assistant Superintendent, Ms. Jane Kempston, at or email: Please note: Due to the high volume of applications received, the district is unable to provide commentary or feedback on an applicant’s qualifications or application, nor can we offer career advice or consultation. Applications will be reviewed, and hiring will occur on an ongoing basis.
TEACHER TEACHING ON CALL - PRINCETON SCHOOLS Job Code No.3343608 Nicola-Similkameen School District serves the two communities of Merritt and Princeton, as well as six First Nations Bands, the Métis, and the Conayt Friendship Society. The mountains, lakes and valleys within the district make it a natural setting for fabulous, year-round outdoor activities. We offer a warm, small-town atmosphere where relationships are fundamental to our success. Princeton, situated in the Similkameen Valley, is beautifully located in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains, on a major highway connecting the Lower Mainland to the Okanagan Valley. Forestry, mining, tourism, agriculture, and ranching are mainstays of the local economy. Our Strategic Plan has a “Success for ALL Learners” focus, supported by a dedicated staff, engaged rightsholders and partners who share a genuine commitment to the district. The district offers rich programming to just over 2075 students, 48% of whom are Indigenous. We are proud of our work towards Truth and Reconciliation. Nicola Similkameen School District is accepting applications for qualified BC Certified Teachers. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS: · Demonstrate successful primary/intermediate/secondary level teaching experience. · Possess strong interpersonal, communication and collaborative skills. · Have the ability to work collaboratively and effectively with staff in a team setting. · Have the proven ability to meet the needs of diverse learners through the application of differentiated instruction. · Have an understanding of Aboriginal culture and be willing to learn and integrate Indigenous teachings into the curriculum. · Valid B.C. Teaching Certificate and familiarity with B.C. curriculum. Nicola Similkameen School District is working to ensure an inclusive, diverse and representative workforce. Successful candidates will recognize that consistent with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), the BC Human Rights Code and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, employment practices and procedures at all levels must reflect and demonstrate an understanding of, and response to, a diverse population. Nicola Similkameen School District has received approval from the Human Rights Tribunal allowing preferential hiring to persons of Indigenous ancestry. The district may give preference in hiring persons of Indigenous ancestry who possess the necessary qualifications to increase the number of Indigenous staff to be more representative of the learners we serve. The starting salary for this position ranges from $60,090 - $109,520, with placement on the range based on length of service and qualifications under the collective agreement. Interested applicants should go to our district website at which provides guidance on how to apply for teaching jobs in our district. Teachers interested in further information regarding this position should contact the Assistant Superintendent, Ms. Jane Kempston, at or email: Please note: Due to the high volume of applications received, the district is unable to provide commentary or feedback on an applicant’s qualifications or application, nor can we offer career advice or consultation. Applications will be reviewed, and hiring will occur on an ongoing basis.
UNCERTIFIED TEACHER TEACHING ON CALL - PRINCETON Job Code No. 3362943 Nicola Similkameen School District serves the two communities of Merritt and Princeton, six First Nations Bands, the Métis and the Conayt Friendship Society. The mountains, lakes and valleys within the district make it a natural setting for fabulous, year-round outdoor activities. We offer a warm small-town atmosphere where relationships are fundamental to our success. Princeton, in the Similkameen Valley, is beautifully situated in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains, on a major highway connecting the lower mainland to the Okanagan Valley. Forestry, mining, tourism, agriculture, and ranching are mainstays of the local economy. Our Strategic Plan has a “Success for ALL Learners” focus, supported by a dedicated staff, engaged rightsholders and partners who share a genuine commitment to the district. The district offers rich programming to just over 2075 students, 48% of whom are Indigenous. We are proud of our work towards Truth and Reconciliation. Nicola Similkameen School District is accepting applications for UNCERTIFIED Teachers Teaching on Call. The district is seeking highly skilled and dynamic individuals to join our list of Casual Uncertified Teachers Teaching on Call. Preference will be given to individuals with a demonstrated work history or volunteer experience working with children and youth. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS AND TRAINING INCLUDE: • Bachelor’s degree or other post-secondary education
• Recent successful teaching experience and/or training preferred
• Effective interpersonal and communication skills
• Demonstrated interest in working with children and youth Nicola Similkameen School District is working to ensure an inclusive, diverse and representative workforce. Successful candidates will recognize that consistent with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), the BC Human Rights Code and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, employment practices and procedures at all levels must reflect and demonstrate an understanding of, and response to, a diverse population. Nicola Similkameen School District has received approval from the Human Rights Tribunal allowing preferential hiring to persons of Indigenous ancestry. The district may give preference in hiring persons of Indigenous ancestry who possess the necessary qualifications to increase the number of Indigenous staff to be more representative of the learners we serve. The daily rate for uncertified teachers is $240.00. Interested applicants should go to our district website at which provides guidance on how to apply for jobs in our district. Teachers interested in further information regarding this position should contact the Assistant Superintendent, Ms. Jane Kempston, at or email: Please note: Due to the high volume of applications received, the district is unable to provide commentary or feedback on an applicant’s qualifications or application, nor can we offer career advice or consultation. Applications will be reviewed, and hiring will occur on an ongoing basis.
UNCERTIFIED TEACHER TEACHING ON CALL - MERRITT Job Code No. 3362947 Nicola Similkameen School District serves the two communities of Merritt and Princeton, six First Nations Bands, the Métis and the Conayt Friendship Society. The mountains, lakes and valleys within the district make it a natural setting for fabulous, year-round outdoor activities. We offer a warm small-town atmosphere where relationships are fundamental to our success. Merritt, where the office is located, is in the Nicola Valley and is the hub of a highway system that links Kamloops, Kelowna, and the Lower Mainland. Ranching, forestry, health, local government, and tourism are the major industries in the valley. Our Strategic Plan has a “Success for ALL Learners” focus, supported by a dedicated staff, engaged rightsholders and partners who share a genuine commitment to the district. The district offers rich programming to just over 2075 students, 48% of whom are Indigenous. We are proud of our work towards Truth and Reconciliation. Nicola Similkameen school district is accepting applications for UNCERTIFIED Teachers Teaching on Call. The district is seeking highly skilled and dynamic individuals to join our list of Casual Uncertified Teachers Teaching on Call. Preference will be given to individuals with a demonstrated work history or volunteer experience working with children and youth. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS AND TRAINING INCLUDE: • Bachelor’s degree or other post-secondary education
• Recent successful teaching experience and/or training preferred
• Effective interpersonal and communication skills
• Demonstrated interest in working with children and youth Nicola Similkameen School District is working to ensure an inclusive, diverse and representative workforce. Successful candidates will recognize that consistent with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), the BC Human Rights Code and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, employment practices and procedures at all levels must reflect and demonstrate an understanding of, and response to, a diverse population. Nicola Similkameen School District has received approval from the Human Rights Tribunal allowing preferential hiring to persons of Indigenous ancestry. The district may give preference in hiring persons of Indigenous ancestry who possess the necessary qualifications to increase the number of Indigenous staff to be more representative of the learners we serve. The daily rate for uncertified teachers is $240.00. Interested applicants should go to our district website at which provides guidance on how to apply for jobs in our district. Teachers interested in further information regarding this position should contact the Assistant Superintendent, Ms. Jane Kempston, at or email: Please note: Due to the high volume of applications received, the district is unable to provide commentary or feedback on an applicant’s qualifications or application, nor can we offer career advice or consultation. Applications will be reviewed, and hiring will occur on an ongoing basis.
SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST - PRINCETON SCHOOLS Nicola Similkameen School District is seeking a 0.5 FTE Continuing Speech-Language Pathologist to serve Princeton Schools. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS : Must possess a master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology. Must be a member, or eligible to become a member, of the BCASLPA or CASLPA. Proven willingness to work as part of an educational team providing speech-language services with emphasis on students at the elementary level. Experience working within a school and community health environment. Princeton and Merritt make up the major communities of the Nicola-Similkameen School District. Princeton is situated in the Similkameen Valley and serves as the gateway to the Southern Okanagan. Princeton is the centre for outdoor recreation throughout the year. Ranching, mining, tourism and forestry are four of the major economic industries in this community. Nicola Similkameen School District is working to ensure an inclusive, diverse and representative workforce. Successful candidates will recognize that consistent with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), the BC Human Rights Code and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, employment practices and procedures at all levels must reflect and demonstrate an understanding of, and response to, a diverse population. Nicola-Similkameen School District has received approval from the Human Rights Tribunal allowing preferential hiring to persons of Indigenous ancestry. The District may give preference in hiring persons of Indigenous ancestry who possess the necessary qualifications to increase the number of Indigenous staff to be more representative of the learners we serve. Salary is based on the teachers’ salary grid, with a full range of benefits available. A mileage allowance will also be provided while on the job. The starting annual salary for this position ranges from $30,045 - $54,760. Interested applicants should visit our district website at which provides guidance on how to apply for jobs in our district. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Applicants may also submit their resume with complete supporting documents to: Misty Sheldon, Director of Instruction for Inclusive Education PO Box 4100, Merritt, B.C. V1K 1B8 Email: For further information regarding this position, you may also contact Misty Sheldon at 250-378-5161 or email: Princeton is considered an underserved community, and applicants may be eligible for the BC Student Loan Forgiveness Program
SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST - MERRITT SCHOOLS Nicola Similkameen School District is seeking a 1.0 FTE Continuing Speech-Language Pathologist to serve Merritt schools. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS : Must possess a master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology. Must be a member, or eligible to become a member, of the BCASLPA or CASLPA. Proven willingness to work as part of an educational team providing speech-language services with emphasis on students at the elementary level. Experience working within a school and community health environment. Merritt makes up the major communities of the Nicola Similkameen School District. Merritt is located in the Nicola Valley and serves as the hub of a freeway system that links Kamloops, Kelowna, and Vancouver. Ranching, mining, tourism and forestry are the four major economic industries in the Nicola Valley. Nicola Similkameen School District is working to ensure an inclusive, diverse and representative workforce. Successful candidates will recognize that consistent with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), the BC Human Rights Code and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, employment practices and procedures at all levels must reflect and demonstrate an understanding of, and response to, a diverse population. Nicola-Similkameen School District has received approval from the Human Rights Tribunal, allowing for the preferential hiring of persons of Indigenous ancestry. The District may give preference in hiring persons of Indigenous ancestry who possess the necessary qualifications to increase the number of Indigenous staff to be more representative of the learners we serve. Salary is based on the teachers’ salary grid, with a full range of benefits available. A mileage allowance will also be provided while on the job. The starting annual salary for this position ranges from $60,090 - $109,520 . Interested applicants should visit our district website at which provides guidance on how to apply for jobs in our district. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Applicants may also submit their resume with complete supporting documents to: Misty Sheldon, Director of Instruction for Inclusive Education PO Box 4100, Merritt, B.C. V1K 1B8 Email: For further information regarding this position, you may also contact Misty Sheldon at 250-378-5161 or email: Princeton is considered an underserved community, and applicants may be eligible for the BC Student Loan Forgiveness Program
