REQ26-131 - Teacher - Inuit EmployeeNew
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RAGLAN MINE Raglan Mine, North-of-Quebec, Quebec, Canada 14/14 rotation : 2 weeks on, 2 weeks off
Job IDREQ26-131Closing date24/08/2026Last Updated06/08/2026
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TEACHER - INUIT EMPLOYEE
(1 TEMPORARY POSITION – 12 MONTHS)
Service : Human Resources/Tamatumani
Location: Raglan Mine Site
Reference number: REQ26-131
INTRODUCTION
Working as a Teacher – Inuit Employee at Raglan Mine means living in the best of all worlds: giving your all at work, with both feet in the Far North, while enjoying long vacations thanks to a rotating schedule.
Our people's well-being is a priority. We offer you a safe working environment and a pleasant atmosphere in a close-knit team. What's more, you can have fun, both in your career and in your free time, thanks to our out-of-the-ordinary lifestyle and competitive salaries.
OUR BEST ADVANTAGES
High-quality accommodation complex (with gym, training rooms, relaxation areas, virtual golf and more). Hearty and delicious meal service. Single room with private bathroom. 2/2 rotation schedule: equivalent to 2 consecutive weeks of work followed by 2 weeks off. 11 working hours per day. Private air transportation to and from cities such as Montreal, Quebec City, Rouyn-Noranda, Mont-Joli and Inuit communities, depending on where you live. Full range of employer-paid benefits, including medical, paramedical, dental and vision insurance. Competitive salary. Pension plan with significant employer contribution
How You Contribute To Our World
Reporting to the Supervisor - Training Programs, you will ensure that French language instruction in the workplace is offered at the Raglan Mine site to Inuit employees whose mother tongue is Inuktitut and whose common language is English. Your main duties will be :
Revise and develop French-second-language training material adapted to the needs of Inuit employees, according to their position and department. Provide training in French as a second language to help Inuit employees integrate into the workplace. Develop and adapt tools and strategies to assess and train Inuit employees in order to facilitate the progression of their skill levels, as well as identify the integration requirement of the Inuit employee and determine learning strategies and content accordingly. Measure skill levels and learning progression in order to adjust training plans, strategies and materials accordingly. Offer training in essential skills other than French as a second language. Tutoring of Inuit employees.
Profile Required
Bachelor’s degree in teaching French as a second language or another degree deemed relevant, combined with three (3) years of experience teaching French as a second language to adults. Knowledge of the Microsoft Office suite. Bilingualism in French and English is essential.
RAGLAN MINE: THE BEST OF ALL WORLDS
Located on the northern edge of Quebec, in Nunavik, Raglan Mine operates some of the richest nickel mines in the world. We employ over 1,400 people and are committed to a safe, productive, healthy and stable workplace. As global leaders, we are shaping the future with a strong commitment to environmental innovation and operational efficiency.
At Mine Raglan, we offer our teams the best of all worlds: combining good benefits, competitive salaries and time to pursue their passions, enjoy life and their families.
Raglan Mine is operated by Glencore, one of the world's leading natural resources companies. Glencore is a major producer and market operator of more than 90 commodities. The Group's operations encompass some 150 mining and metallurgical sites, oil installations and agricultural holdings. The company employs 145,000 people and operates worldwide from more than 30 offices in 35 countries.
Application close: August 23, 2026
Within our organization, inclusion and diversity are essential values. We see everyone as an asset to our team.
Please note that only those selected for an interviewwill be contacted.
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About Elk Valley Resources
Elk Valley Resources (EVR) is committed to responsible mining, operating four steelmaking coal mines employing over 5,000 people in the Elk Valley of British Columbia. EVR produces high quality steelmaking coal, a key transition-enabling resource that is an essential input for steel, which is needed for constructing products like wind turbines and critical infrastructure including rail, bridges, hospitals and schools. Headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, EVR is part of the Glencore Group, one of the world's largest diversified natural resource companies.
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REQ26-131 - Teacher - Inuit EmployeeNew
Avantages principaux
About the role
Job highlights
RAGLAN MINE Raglan Mine, North-of-Quebec, Quebec, Canada 14/14 rotation : 2 weeks on, 2 weeks off
Job IDREQ26-131Closing date24/08/2026Last Updated06/08/2026
Apply
TEACHER - INUIT EMPLOYEE
(1 TEMPORARY POSITION – 12 MONTHS)
Service : Human Resources/Tamatumani
Location: Raglan Mine Site
Reference number: REQ26-131
INTRODUCTION
Working as a Teacher – Inuit Employee at Raglan Mine means living in the best of all worlds: giving your all at work, with both feet in the Far North, while enjoying long vacations thanks to a rotating schedule.
Our people's well-being is a priority. We offer you a safe working environment and a pleasant atmosphere in a close-knit team. What's more, you can have fun, both in your career and in your free time, thanks to our out-of-the-ordinary lifestyle and competitive salaries.
OUR BEST ADVANTAGES
High-quality accommodation complex (with gym, training rooms, relaxation areas, virtual golf and more). Hearty and delicious meal service. Single room with private bathroom. 2/2 rotation schedule: equivalent to 2 consecutive weeks of work followed by 2 weeks off. 11 working hours per day. Private air transportation to and from cities such as Montreal, Quebec City, Rouyn-Noranda, Mont-Joli and Inuit communities, depending on where you live. Full range of employer-paid benefits, including medical, paramedical, dental and vision insurance. Competitive salary. Pension plan with significant employer contribution
How You Contribute To Our World
Reporting to the Supervisor - Training Programs, you will ensure that French language instruction in the workplace is offered at the Raglan Mine site to Inuit employees whose mother tongue is Inuktitut and whose common language is English. Your main duties will be :
Revise and develop French-second-language training material adapted to the needs of Inuit employees, according to their position and department. Provide training in French as a second language to help Inuit employees integrate into the workplace. Develop and adapt tools and strategies to assess and train Inuit employees in order to facilitate the progression of their skill levels, as well as identify the integration requirement of the Inuit employee and determine learning strategies and content accordingly. Measure skill levels and learning progression in order to adjust training plans, strategies and materials accordingly. Offer training in essential skills other than French as a second language. Tutoring of Inuit employees.
Profile Required
Bachelor’s degree in teaching French as a second language or another degree deemed relevant, combined with three (3) years of experience teaching French as a second language to adults. Knowledge of the Microsoft Office suite. Bilingualism in French and English is essential.
RAGLAN MINE: THE BEST OF ALL WORLDS
Located on the northern edge of Quebec, in Nunavik, Raglan Mine operates some of the richest nickel mines in the world. We employ over 1,400 people and are committed to a safe, productive, healthy and stable workplace. As global leaders, we are shaping the future with a strong commitment to environmental innovation and operational efficiency.
At Mine Raglan, we offer our teams the best of all worlds: combining good benefits, competitive salaries and time to pursue their passions, enjoy life and their families.
Raglan Mine is operated by Glencore, one of the world's leading natural resources companies. Glencore is a major producer and market operator of more than 90 commodities. The Group's operations encompass some 150 mining and metallurgical sites, oil installations and agricultural holdings. The company employs 145,000 people and operates worldwide from more than 30 offices in 35 countries.
Application close: August 23, 2026
Within our organization, inclusion and diversity are essential values. We see everyone as an asset to our team.
Please note that only those selected for an interviewwill be contacted.
Apply
About Elk Valley Resources
Elk Valley Resources (EVR) is committed to responsible mining, operating four steelmaking coal mines employing over 5,000 people in the Elk Valley of British Columbia. EVR produces high quality steelmaking coal, a key transition-enabling resource that is an essential input for steel, which is needed for constructing products like wind turbines and critical infrastructure including rail, bridges, hospitals and schools. Headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia, EVR is part of the Glencore Group, one of the world's largest diversified natural resource companies.