MYP/DP Theatre Teacher

IB MYP/DP Theatre Teacher Temporary, Full-Time

The 2026-27 faculty grid for this position is $75,461 to $116,035 based on years of experience and a Bachelor of Education. Faculty with a Master's will be paid at a higher range. There is also the potential for a leadership position.

Are you a passionate theatre educator who believes the stage can transform students, build confidence, spark curiosity and connect communities?

Mulgrave School is seeking an inspiring and experienced Theatre Teacher to lead our Senior School theatre programme and play a central role in the continued growth of our Performing Arts programme from Grades 6–12.

This is an opportunity to do much more than teach theatre. You'll build a vibrant theatre culture, mentor emerging performers and creators, collaborate with colleagues, and lead students in ambitious productions that extend well beyond the classroom.

Bring Theatre to Life

As our Senior School Theatre Programme Leader, you will:

• Lead a dynamic theatre programme and culture through productions, showcases, performances, outreach and community events.
• Teach IB Diploma Theatre (SL & HL) in Grades 11–12.
• Teach IB MYP Theatre in Grade 10 and IB MYP Performing Arts in Grades 6–9.
• Lead students and colleagues in bringing Senior School theatre productions from concept to curtain call.
• Inspire students to pursue outstanding levels of achievement in the performing arts.
• Share a deep knowledge of, and genuine enthusiasm for, drama and world theatre.
• Serve as Homeroom Advisor for approximately 12 Senior School students.
• Potentially teach another MYP or DP subject aligned with your experience, qualifications and interests.

You are an educator, artist, collaborator and mentor who can create an environment where young people feel empowered to take creative risks and discover their voices.

You'll bring:

• A Bachelor's Degree in Education.
• At least 3 years of experience teaching drama/theatre to adolescents.
• Eligibility to teach in British Columbia, or a willingness to complete the required certification process.
• A passion for theatre and a proven ability to connect with, challenge and inspire students.
• Strong organisational, communication, administrative and interpersonal skills.
• The ability to thrive both independently and as part of a collaborative team.
• Flexibility and resilience to manage the demands of an extensive performance and rehearsal schedule.

We'd especially love to hear from candidates with:

• Experience teaching IB Diploma Programme Theatre and a strong understanding of IB programmes.
• Experience with the IB Educator Network, including roles such as Workshop Leader or Examiner.
• Technical theatre skills and production experience.
• The ability to teach one or more additional subjects.
• Connections with international theatre organisations such as ISTA.
• Experience creating ambitious, inclusive and memorable performing arts experiences for young people.

At Mulgrave, teachers are expected to create learning environments built on positive relationships, care, curiosity and authentic engagement.

You'll design meaningful learning experiences, use technology thoughtfully, respond to diverse student needs, and provide purposeful formative and summative assessment and feedback. You'll collaborate with colleagues and families, contribute to professional learning, participate in school events, and model the respectful, timely communication that strengthens our community.

Most importantly, you'll embrace the school's mission and values and help students discover what is possible when creativity, courage and collaboration meet.

Join our Community

We are committed to fostering an inclusive and equitable workplace. We warmly welcome applications from Indigenous peoples, Black communities, racialised persons, persons with disabilities, members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, newcomers, and individuals from other equity-deserving groups.

If you're excited by the prospect of building a thriving theatre culture, mentoring the next generation of performers and theatre-makers, and creating productions that resonate both onstage and throughout the wider community, we'd love to hear from you.

How to Apply: Resumes and cover letters should be submitted through Mulgrave Careers by October 4, 2026. Visit our website to learn more about Mulgrave and to view the full job description. There is no public transportation to the School. Applicants must provide their own transportation.

This posting will remain open until the position is filled. We appreciate the interest of all applicants and encourage qualified applicants to apply as soon as possible, as applications will be reviewed as they arrive.

We can't wait to meet you!