We found 4 secondary school teacher jobs in Alberta on Job Bank. The job postings found are for all Secondary school teachers (NOC 41220).
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The Government of Alberta has increased its education budget by 4.5% in 2025-2026, and has allocated $184M to hire 4,000 new education staff. This includes teachers, bus drivers, and educational assistants. About $55M is set aside to address classroom complexity, which includes both the training and recruitment of educational assistants.
Schools in Calgary are having difficulty covering teacher absences due to a shortage of substitute teachers. More than one in 10 substitute positions is currently vacant, and some of these teachers are choosing to assist with the province’s new literacy assessments rather than working in classrooms.
There are 200 K-12 schools currently over-capacity in Alberta, and a further 27 at 100% capacity, according to numbers from Alberta Education. The Province has committed to opening 90 new schools over the next three years, but the Alberta Teachers’ Association says additional staff and resources are needed immediately for overcrowded classrooms.
Ohpaho Secondary School opened in Leduc on September 24. The new school has 880 students and features a fine arts studio, industrial kitchen, production facility, outdoor classroom, and robotics lab.
The Board of Trustees for Chinook’s Edge School Division has approved a plan to allocate $1.1M of Government of Alberta funding. The funds will be spent to address enrollment pressures, hire more teachers and educational assistants, and provide technology supports for classrooms.
The Government of Alberta has announced the opening of the new Foundations for the Future Charter Academy High School in north Calgary. The Government of Alberta had previously invested more than $43M in the construction of the school.
