Top Benefits
About the role
Your Next Chapter in Education
West Island College (WIC) is a leading independent school in Calgary, Alberta. We are known for
academic excellence, strong relationships, and a forward-thinking approach to education grounded in
well-being and belonging.
At WIC, classrooms are places where curiosity thrives, perspectives are respected, and students are
encouraged toOwn Their Future.
We are a close-knit, inclusive community that values diverse experiences and voices—among both
students and staff—and believes exceptional teaching is rooted in trust, collaboration, and purpose.
The WIC Experience
-**Innovative Culture:**Fresh ideas are welcomed, and continuous improvement is encouraged.
-**Empowered Educators:**Your professional voice matters, and collaboration is how we work.
-**Community-Driven:**Strong relationships and teamwork shape daily life at WIC.
-**Tools for Success:**Modern technology and well-equipped facilities support your work.
-**Independent School Advantage:**Smaller classes, motivated students, and flexibility to innovate.
-**CAIS Accredited:**Access national networks and ongoing professional growth.
About the Role
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Teach engaging Senior High English courses.
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Inspire students through innovative instructional practices.
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Collaborate to set goals and establish key performance indicators for the English Department.
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Support student well-being and contribute to a positive, inclusive classroom environment.
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Participate in the broader life of the school through collaboration and community involvement.
What You Bring
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Bachelor of Education, advanced degree(s) preferred.
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Alberta Teacher Certification or eligibility to obtain.
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Experience teaching Senior High English.
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Leadership experience within an English Department.
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A student-centered, inclusive approach to education.
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Strong communication skills and a collaborative mindset.
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Enthusiasm for contributing to school life beyond the classroom.
What We Offer
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Competitive compensation and benefits.
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Contributions to the Alberta Teachers’ Retirement Fund.
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Professional learning and leadership development opportunities.
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A supportive environment where educators are trusted and valued.
Teach. Inspire. Own the Future.
At West Island College, educators are key partners in shaping student success. If you are passionate
about teaching, learning, and building meaningful relationships, we invite you to join a supportive,
inclusive community where you—and your students—are empowered toOwn Their Future**.
West Island College is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion and encourages applications from all
qualified individuals who are authorized to work in Canada.
**Contact:**Joanne Dial | 403.255.5300 ext. 307 | careers@mywic.ca
About West Island College
The West Island Colleges (WIC) is a set of private Canadian junior high and high schools, one of which is located in Montreal's West Island, and the other in the south-east of Calgary. The school briefly opened a branch in Ottawa but it was later closed. The school offers a program known as Class Afloat that provides students with an educational experience while sailing around the world.
Top Benefits
About the role
Your Next Chapter in Education
West Island College (WIC) is a leading independent school in Calgary, Alberta. We are known for
academic excellence, strong relationships, and a forward-thinking approach to education grounded in
well-being and belonging.
At WIC, classrooms are places where curiosity thrives, perspectives are respected, and students are
encouraged toOwn Their Future.
We are a close-knit, inclusive community that values diverse experiences and voices—among both
students and staff—and believes exceptional teaching is rooted in trust, collaboration, and purpose.
The WIC Experience
-**Innovative Culture:**Fresh ideas are welcomed, and continuous improvement is encouraged.
-**Empowered Educators:**Your professional voice matters, and collaboration is how we work.
-**Community-Driven:**Strong relationships and teamwork shape daily life at WIC.
-**Tools for Success:**Modern technology and well-equipped facilities support your work.
-**Independent School Advantage:**Smaller classes, motivated students, and flexibility to innovate.
-**CAIS Accredited:**Access national networks and ongoing professional growth.
About the Role
-
Teach engaging Senior High English courses.
-
Inspire students through innovative instructional practices.
-
Collaborate to set goals and establish key performance indicators for the English Department.
-
Support student well-being and contribute to a positive, inclusive classroom environment.
-
Participate in the broader life of the school through collaboration and community involvement.
What You Bring
-
Bachelor of Education, advanced degree(s) preferred.
-
Alberta Teacher Certification or eligibility to obtain.
-
Experience teaching Senior High English.
-
Leadership experience within an English Department.
-
A student-centered, inclusive approach to education.
-
Strong communication skills and a collaborative mindset.
-
Enthusiasm for contributing to school life beyond the classroom.
What We Offer
-
Competitive compensation and benefits.
-
Contributions to the Alberta Teachers’ Retirement Fund.
-
Professional learning and leadership development opportunities.
-
A supportive environment where educators are trusted and valued.
Teach. Inspire. Own the Future.
At West Island College, educators are key partners in shaping student success. If you are passionate
about teaching, learning, and building meaningful relationships, we invite you to join a supportive,
inclusive community where you—and your students—are empowered toOwn Their Future**.
West Island College is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion and encourages applications from all
qualified individuals who are authorized to work in Canada.
**Contact:**Joanne Dial | 403.255.5300 ext. 307 | careers@mywic.ca
About West Island College
The West Island Colleges (WIC) is a set of private Canadian junior high and high schools, one of which is located in Montreal's West Island, and the other in the south-east of Calgary. The school briefly opened a branch in Ottawa but it was later closed. The school offers a program known as Class Afloat that provides students with an educational experience while sailing around the world.