About The Oxford School
The Oxford School is an leading independent school that focuses on strong academic programming within a nurturing environment located in Woodstock. It is something most parents wish for their children – a good education with opportunities to excel and reach their full potential in an encouraging setting. TOS believes that academic knowledge and skills are important for everyone to develop, and that children can and will succeed with support and guidance.
We believe that children thrive in an environment that provides personalized attention and an enriched approach to learning. Class sizes are small to provide the opportunity for individualized, enhanced learning. Students benefit from high academic standards, and opportunities to act as role models in their own school community as well as in the larger Oxford community. Through a variety of programs and activities students are encouraged to develop self-confidence and respect for themselves, their peers, their teachers and their community. As well, TOS offers parents the opportunity to involve themselves in their children’s education in a meaningful way, while extending the safe, nurturing home environment to the academic community.
Our community is committed to provide students with a solid academic foundation in an enriched setting that supports their pursuit of education, personal growth and social responsibility. We are looking for passionate, fun and dedicated teachers to add to our already wonderful community to inspire each other for lifelong learning.
These positions are for 10 hours(before or after) to 25-26 (before and after) hours per week, as a split shift. Positions can also be before school or only after school.
You have:
Daily activities:
The Oxford School is an leading independent school that focuses on strong academic programming within a nurturing environment located in Woodstock. It is something most parents wish for their children – a good education with opportunities to excel and reach their full potential in an encouraging setting. TOS believes that academic knowledge and skills are important for everyone to develop, and that children can and will succeed with support and guidance.
We believe that children thrive in an environment that provides personalized attention and an enriched approach to learning. Class sizes are small to provide the opportunity for individualized, enhanced learning. Students benefit from high academic standards, and opportunities to act as role models in their own school community as well as in the larger Oxford community. Through a variety of programs and activities students are encouraged to develop self-confidence and respect for themselves, their peers, their teachers and their community. As well, TOS offers parents the opportunity to involve themselves in their children’s education in a meaningful way, while extending the safe, nurturing home environment to the academic community.
Our community is committed to provide students with a solid academic foundation in an enriched setting that supports their pursuit of education, personal growth and social responsibility. We are looking for passionate, fun and dedicated teachers to add to our already wonderful community to inspire each other for lifelong learning.
These positions are for 10 hours(before or after) to 25-26 (before and after) hours per week, as a split shift. Positions can also be before school or only after school.
You have:
- Registration in good standing with the Ontario College of Early Childhood Educators (preferred)
- CYW, BEd, Child and Family Studies graduates also considered
- Experience with children from 3.8 to 14 or are looking to start your caree
- Current First Aid and CPR Level C
- Able to work split shifts – 7:00am to school start 8:45am and/or after school 3:30pm to 5:30pm
- Able to lift a minimum of 40lbs
- Current First Aid and CPR Level C Certification
- Clean Criminal Reference Check with Vulnerable Persons Screening upon hire
- New graduates welcome!
Daily activities:
- Participate and support children to create an inclusive environment
- Build relationships and engage children’s interests
- Understand and adhere to regulations and policies
- Work collaboratively as part of a team and communicate regularly
- Complete all administrative tasks and daily routines
If you are interested in applying for this position, please submit a resume and a letter of interest to:
Hr@theoxfordschool.ca
Hr@theoxfordschool.ca