Teacher, Grade 2 French Immersion (0.8 FTE, LTO)

This is a Part Time Long-Term Occasional position (0.8 FTE). Additional Details of Assignment: Teaching French, English, Math to grade 2 FI

Note: To provide further information regarding the Elementary Teacher salary range ($53,987–$119,972) in accordance with recent legislation, salary will be determined based on QECO Category and Years of Experience (YOE) as follows: • Category A with 0 to 10 YOE: $53,987 - $101,736 • Category A1 with 0 to 10 YOE: $56,147 - $101,736 • Category A2 with 0 to 10 YOE: $60,706 - $106,295 • Category A3 with 0 to 10 YOE: $65,265 - $110,854 • Category A4 with 0 to 11 YOE: $69,824 - $119,972

Successful candidates that are new to the Peel District School Board will initially be placed at the starting step but may be eligible for higher placement within the range upon submission of documentation verifying prior teaching/related experience. Additional conditions may apply.

This posting is for a Backfill/Replacement.

PDSB may use AI during the screening and recruitment process. Please note that final hiring decisions will be made by the PDSB Hiring Team.

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