HWDSB is Hiring Teachers

HWDSB is currently hiring for Elementary and Secondary Teachers! We welcome applicants with:

• OCT pending
• Transitional OCT pending
• OCT application pending graduation

 

Interested applicants can apply at https://www.hwdsb.on.ca/careers/ by March 31, 2024.

HWDSB is hosting teacher information sessions to learn more about their current job opportunities, how to apply, and what to expect during the interview process. They have an in-person and virtual session available for March 2024. For both sessions, will have breakout room opportunities to support you on your educator journey including: culturally relevant and responsive pedagogy, high impact instructional strategies in math, self-regulation strategies for students in the classroom and science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).

 

Register with the links below.

 

Upcoming Sessions:

 

In-person - Wednesday, March 20^th from 4:30 pm – 7:30 pm at Hill Park Learning Centre - 465 E 16th St, Hamilton, ON L9A 4K6

Virtual on MSTeams – Thursday, March 28^th from 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm

 

Registration Link: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=aq_-er6xg0ypdMQ6iyFWNGflvxgHvWhDtOSToO6Nix5UOTRTQ0RIOEJEQURTSEpEVzBOTFNTSzc5WCQlQCN0PWcu

 

Dinner will also be provided at the in-person session - please advise about any dietary restrictions via their registration form. Should you have dietary restrictions, please confirm attendance and restrictions by Monday, March 18^th for the in-person session.

 

The AML is a teacher-led association that is about 30 years old. They led the campaign to get media literacy into the curriculum here in Ontario in 1989 and wrote the initial curriculum. The AML is world renowned as a result.

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Please Come! Drag Queen Storytime on Feb 27th in HP Commons!

 

On Tuesday February 27, at 12:30pm in the HP Commons, we are hosting a Drag Queen Storytime!

As described on this page from Mount Saint Vincent University, a Drag Queen Storytime:
.... promote(s) themes of acceptance, diversity and self-expression, presenting characters and families from diverse backgrounds. .... The overall aim of the event is to provide a positive message to children about the diversity of gender expression.


We very much hope you can attend the story time on the 27th, and that the Story time will be useful to you in your future careers as educators, when you are thinking of ways to create welcome and inclusive communities in your classrooms and schools.


We hope there will be questions from the floor during the reading, but we also encourage you to submit questions to the storytellers using this Google form:
Submit a Question in Advance

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