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Teach For Canada
215 Spadina Avenue, Suite 550
Toronto, ON
M5T 2C7
Phone: (647) 886-0640
Fax: (647) 498-1389
Email: info@teachforcanada.ca
*COVID-19 Update: Please note that the Teach For Canada team will be working remotely as per public health recommendations until further notice.
General Inquiries
Please leave us a message using the contact form and Conrad Heidenreich, Team and Operations Manager (parental cover), will respond soon.
Teacher Applicant Inquiries
For questions about teaching in a northern First Nation, please contact a member of our Teacher Recruitment Team.
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Job Opportunity!
We’re looking for a Growth and Partnerships Manager to join a team of thoughtful, driven fundraisers who are passionate about their work.
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Last Wednesday, the Ontario government announced that the curriculum for Grades 1 through 3 will be revised to include #FirstNations, #Metis, and #Inuit education, as well as the history of the residential school system. https://t.co/qXPEWSOaFU
Thank you to all of the educators who go above and beyond to make our world a better place. #WorldTeacherDay #WorldTeachersDay2021 https://t.co/mDIP5aVAtE
For some, September 30th is a day met with pain and a need for deep healing. For others, it is about listening, learning, and acknowledging the truths of the past. For all, it should be a time for human empathy to support the healing process. (1/4) https://t.co/tG75TbnnbK
Don't forget to register for our upcoming Indigenous Education Speaker Series, this Wednesday from 4:30PM - 6:00PM CDT (5:30PM - 7:00PM EDT). Our first session of 2021-2022 is Creating Community in the Classroom with Nicole Bell. https://t.co/7tQzqSXOiv https://t.co/Gl6y8ldz1f
As Canada's first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation approaches, it's important to remember there's still much more work to do. Murray Sinclair said that "Education is the key to reconciliation," but most of that work will be done in classrooms. https://t.co/7OkygwBQMB
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