Art Teacher

Glenlyon Norfolk School•Victoria, BC

19d•CA$71,904 - CA$116,500•Onsite

About The Position

Glenlyon Norfolk School (GNS) is seeking an exceptional educator to join their learning community as an Art Teacher for the Middle and/or Senior School. This is a permanent, full-time position starting in August 2026. GNS educators are part of a collegial and collaborative team that supports the delivery of International Baccalaureate (IB) units integrated with the BC curriculum. The school emphasizes supporting and inspiring students' academic, co-curricular, and personal growth through a high level of pastoral care. Teachers are expected to make active contributions to co-curricular programs and fully participate in the school community culture.

Requirements

Valid BC teaching certificate.
Demonstrated experience teaching Art at the middle and/or senior school level.
Passionate and practicing artist-educator.
Ability to inspire creativity, curiosity, and self-expression in students.
Experience working across a variety of artistic mediums and techniques.
Strong grounding in inquiry-based and project-based learning.
Ability to foster an inclusive, student-centred classroom.
Caring and compassionate educator.
Actively lives the GNS values of Truth, Courage, Caring, Individuality and Community.
High degree of professionalism and integrity.
Driven to succeed.
Puts relationships first.
Open mind and willingness to collaborate.
Natural ability to connect with others.
Tactful and diplomatic approach.

Nice To Haves

Experience teaching MYP or DP Art is preferred but not required.

Responsibilities

Teach Art at the middle and/or senior school level.
Support the delivery of International Baccalaureate (IB) units that incorporate the BC curriculum.
Design engaging, inquiry-driven learning experiences that encourage experimentation, creative risk-taking, and artistic growth.
Foster an inclusive, student-centred classroom where diverse perspectives and artistic voices are valued.
Bring energy, imagination, and contemporary approaches to art education.
Showcase and celebrate student learning through exhibitions, displays, and community engagement opportunities.
Actively contribute to co-curricular programs.
Participate fully in the culture of the independent school community.