Substitute Teacher

Substitute Teacher

The Conseil des écoles catholiques du Centre-Est (CECCE) is the largest Canadian network of French-language schools outside Quebec, with more than 32 000 students attending 47 elementary schools, 15 secondary schools, an Academy of Virtual Learning, a network of nature classes and an adult school. A leader in a plural, inclusive and vibrant Francophone school community, the CECCE is recognized for the excellence of transformed pedagogy and the benevolence of its schools.

If you share our values of inclusion and openness, join the CECCE family and evolve in a fulfilling professional environment where every contribution forges the future of students.

This competition is aimed at all people (qualified or unqualified) who wish to teach in our schools.

The job requires to be able to speak French. L'emploi nécessite de pouvoir parler français.

French Posting

Please note that the CECCE considers the following applications as a matter of priority:

• Members in good standing of or in the process of becoming in good standing of the Ontario College of Teachers
• Graduates of a bachelor’s degree in teaching
• Students in the teacher education program
• A combination of experience and training deemed relevant could be considered
• Unqualified: at least 18 years of age and with a high school diploma

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Salary:

• $285.15 per day, qualified OEEO member
• $167.87 per day, non-qualified

Join a flexible and innovative framework while:

• Working for the leader in the education community in Canada
• Evolving in an innovative and 100% Francophone environment
• Building a career with multiple opportunities for advancement
• Taking advantage of competitive salary and benefits
• Getting closer to your place of residence, since the CECCE has 62 schools
• Benefiting from a caring work environment where the well-being of each staff member is a priority
• Participant in the promotion of Franco-Ontarian culture and Catholicity

The Council of Catholic Schools of the Centre-East is committed to providing a caring, respectful, inclusive and equitable work and learning environment, where all differences are valued and where discrimination in all its forms is strongly condemned. We support the Catholic mission and the Francophonie while actively encouraging applications from all walks of life, including women, First Nations, Métis and Inuit, people with disabilities, racialized and community 2SLGBTQIA+, and people with an immigrant background.

The CECCE welcomes and encourages applications from people with disabilities. Accommodations are available upon request for candidates participating in all aspects of the selection process.