Teachers On Call - 2025-26 School Year

West Point Grey Academy is looking for exceptional Teachers On Call for the 2025-26 school year. A teacher-on-call (TOC) is a valued member of our school community who, with the support of the school leadership and teaching teams, provides future-focused, engaging program delivery and a warm, supportive learning environment to his or her classroom of learners.


We have opportunities for ECE specialists, as well as Primary, Intermediate, and Senior School educators.


About West Point Grey Academy

Founded in 1996, West Point Grey Academy (WPGA) is an independent coeducational day school in Vancouver, British Columbia. Set on 18 acres, with sweeping views of English Bay and the North Shore mountains, we offer future-focused programs to 940 students in junior kindergarten to grade 12. WPGA’s educational philosophy is to develop the whole child, who, guided by creative, dedicated teachers and supported by our inclusive, vibrant community, is nurtured to achieve his or her full potential — academically, emotionally, physically and socially.


Teaching at West Point Grey Academy

At WPGA, we focus on the individual child, the whole person and a balanced life. We give each student transformative learning experiences rooted in inquiry, shaped by action and celebrated with joy. Great schools have great teachers, and WPGA has exceptional teachers and staff, dedicated to shaping lives of inquiry, action and joy. To maintain our highest standards of teaching excellence, we have a rigorous interview process, and seek teachers who not only integrate future-focused teaching and technology but also align with our vision, mission and core values. Our teachers and staff are enthusiastic, team-oriented people who go the extra mile, involve themselves in our school and are lifelong learners themselves.


DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES


Teaches prepared lesson plans and leads interactive learning activities
Initiates and facilitates classroom discussions
Incorporates appropriate technology and media in lesson planning
Accompanies classes on field trips
Promotes and maintains high standards of behaviour, respect and safety within the classroom
Supports families with open, ongoing communication

QUALIFICATIONS


Bachelor’s degree or higher qualification in education
Valid BC teaching certificate required (or be in application of)
Must be eligible to work in Canada
Experience integrating innovative technology in class lessons
A passion for and experience working with children and/or adolescents
Team player who will work to foster an open, positive learning environment
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills; empathetic and accountable
Ability to self-manage and take initiative
Creativity, enthusiasm, and a sense of fun

This posting will remain open until August 11, 2025. Successful applicants will be contacted and invited to a TOC Orientation Session at WPGA on Friday, August 29, 2025.