We use the pay grid for Yukon First Nations language teachers to determine salaries.
If you're hired, we assess a salary based on your:
- education; and
- experience.
Eligibility
To be eligible for a job as a Yukon First Nations language teacher, you must be a:
- Canadian citizen; or
- permanent resident.
Yukon First Nations language teacher selection
We hire Yukon First Nations language teachers based on:
- criteria listed in the job posting; and
- teacher qualifications, including:
- education;
- knowledge;
- skills and abilities; and
- personal suitability.
Security clearance
Once we hire you, you must complete and submit a vulnerable sector check. Follow these steps.
- Visit your local police detachment with 2 pieces of identification.
- Follow the instructions the police detachment gives you to complete the process. The fee for a vulnerable sector check can vary. Ask the police detachment about the cost.
- Bring the original vulnerable sector check to Department of Education's Human Resources Branch. In person: Education Building (entrance to parking is on Hospital Road), 1000 Lewes Boulevard in Whitehorse. We’re open Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.
Your vulnerable sector check is valid for 2 years from the date the police verifies the search. You must keep it current, even if it expires in the middle of a school year.
We'll post Yukon First Nation language teacher jobs on Yukon Education’s Apply To Education page when a role becomes available.
- Create an Apply to Education profile or login to your existing account.
- Search for opportunities with Yukon Education.
- Add or update your resume, reviewing to ensure you’ve clearly demonstrated how you meet the essential qualifications listed in the job posting.
- Submit your application by following the on-screen instructions. Find how-to guides on the Apply To Education website.
Find how-to guides on the Apply To Education website.
For questions, email [email protected] or phone 867-393-7132 or toll free in Yukon 1-800-661-0408, extension 7132.