Careers at King David
King David High School is a pluralistic community Jewish high school. Our vision is to be a dynamic leader in empowering Jewish minds and engaging Jewish hearts for the modern world.
We are also a top-rated independent school in central Vancouver; we are members of ISABC, and are a CAIS candidate school. Our staff come from all walks of life and backgrounds – we value diversity. King David teachers enjoy working in a warm, collegial environment. We collaborate to create a fun and caring learning environment where our students strive to reach their potential by setting high standards and working hard. King David High School nurtures a Jewish culture characterized by a shared tradition, a common dedication to social justice, and a love for learning.
Why Work at King David?
Why Work at King David?
- King David staff enjoy working in a warm, welcoming, modern and collegial environment
- We work in a modern, technology-rich environment
- Professional development is supported, both in and of school, through conference attendance and course and, or, workshop participation
- We provide continuous support and mentorship for new staff
- We encourage teachers to develop new courses, clubs, teams, and other student opportunities
- We are learning together to teach the new curriculum as we place an emphasis on being at the forefront of change
- We have a young, motivated, and engaged staff with an administration that is committed to creating a safe, positive work and social work environment
- We offer a comprehensive compensation package with salaries above local public schools and with great extended benefits, pension and other perks
Support Positions
Educational Student Support Specialist
We are looking for an individual who will bring a dedicated, dynamic and compassionate disposition to support students in our Learning Support Program. This individual would work collaboratively as part of a team and would be expected to manage students in both one-to-one and small group situations. The successful candidate must have the ability to support students in Mathematics and Science, through a minimum of Grade 10 (preference will be given to candidates who are capable at a higher academic level) as well having strong writing and editing skills. Understanding students with diverse learning needs and an ability to support students with organizational strategies and effective study habits is essential.
A successful candidate will:
Interested candidates should forward their resume with current references and contact information via email to Russ Klein, Head of School.
We thank all candidates for their application. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
A successful candidate will:
- Competency in high school math and science courses
- Ability to communicate clearly with staff, students and parents
- Willingness and skill to use multiple approaches to teaching and supporting diverse learners
- Strong technology skills, including online research skills and support of learners online/li>
- A gentle disposition that includes respect for difference to engage with students who may have challenging social-emotional needs or developmental disorders
- Ability to teach with kindness and flexibility to support students in their learning
- Have a strong team orientation
- A desire to always improve one’s teaching practice and the learning experience for students
- You must value diversity as it relates to all people, including aspects of identity, as well as having respect for indigenous traditions and ways of knowing
Interested candidates should forward their resume with current references and contact information via email to Russ Klein, Head of School.
We thank all candidates for their application. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
Teaching Positions
Teacher on Call
We are seeking a number of Teachers on Call across all teaching disciplines for daily and temporary coverage during the current school year.
A successful candidate will:
Interested candidates should forward their resume with current references and contact information via email to Alex Monchamp, Deputy Head of School.
A successful candidate will:
- Be certified to teach in British Columbia
- Have experience with and knowledge of BC Ministry curricula
- Have a Bachelors degree in his/her teaching specialty
- Have experience in incorporating technology for learning
- Work consistently, with kindness and flexibility to support students in their learning
- Work cooperatively with teachers, parents, and school community members
- Have a strong team orientation
- Possess excellent planning and organization skills
- Promote student-centered learning in his/her daily classes
Interested candidates should forward their resume with current references and contact information via email to Alex Monchamp, Deputy Head of School.
