FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
- How long do you keep your resumes on file?
- Can I set up an appointment to discuss my resume?
- How long is the probationary period for new employees?
- Does the Board have a pension plan?
- Are you hiring?
- Do I need to get a Criminal Background Check (CBC)?
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How long do you keep your resumes on file?
Applications are active on Apply to Education for one (1) year. Please contact Apply to Education directly for more information.
Can I set up an appointment to discuss my resume?
Due to the large number of applications we receive, the Board does not meet with individuals who call to request an appointment to present their resume. Everyone is welcome to submit their resume and the Board will contact you if you are chosen as a candidate as specific positions become available.
How long is the probationary
The probationary period varies from four months to one year depending on the employee group.
Does the Board have a pension plan?
All permanent full-time support staff employees
are eligible for Ontario Municipal Employees
Retirement System (OMERS), which is the Board
pension plan.
Teaching staff participate in the Ontario Teachers'
Pension Plan.
Click here to visit the OMERS' web site
Click here to visit the OTPP web site
Are you hiring?
Click here to visit our current opportunities
Do I need to get a Criminal Background Check?
Yes. All school board employees in Ontario must submit an acceptable Criminal Background Check as a condition of employment, in accordance with Ontario Regulation 521/01 of the Education Act.
