CA Douglas Academy

La Poile

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About this school

Douglas Academy is a school in La Poile.

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Hiring history

15 roles in the last 24 months

No open positions right now — here's what Douglas Academy has been hiring for recently.

  • Associate Dean - Applied Community Studies
    May 2026
  • Contract Faculty, Psychology
    May 2026
  • Interim Head Coach, Women's Volleyball
    May 2026
  • Regular Probationary Faculty - Modern Languages: Chinese
    May 2026
  • Contract Faculty - Chemistry
    May 2026
  • Program Coordinator - Health Information Management
    May 2026
  • Regular Probationary Faculty - Vision and Hearing Technologies
    May 2026
  • Head Coach, Baseball
    May 2026
  • Contract Faculty - Social Work
    May 2026
  • Contract Faculty - Therapeutic Recreation
    Apr 2026
  • Student Assistant, Biology Lab (Coquitlam Campus)
    Apr 2026
  • Student Assistant, Biology Lab (New Westminster Campus)
    Apr 2026
  • Instructional Aide High School Special Education (26-27 school year)
    Apr 2026
  • Contract Faculty - Nursing
    Apr 2026
  • Instructional Aide High School Special Education (26-27 school year)
    Apr 2026
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Roles and salaries
Teacher salaries in Canada range from around C$50,000 for new graduates to C$90,000–C$100,000 at the top of most provincial pay scales. Alberta and British Columbia tend to offer the highest pay. Salaries are negotiated through provincial teachers' unions and typically increase incrementally over 10–12 years. Benefits and pension schemes are strong across the public sector.
Working here — what to know
Teaching in Canadian public schools requires provincial certification, and each province has its own registration authority and process. International teachers typically arrive on a Temporary Foreign Worker Permit or through Express Entry for permanent residency. British-trained teachers often find streamlined pathways through reciprocity agreements. Processing times vary from weeks to several months by province.