Teacher in Cabinetmaking

Job summary

Plan and deliver theoretical and practical cabinetmaking instruction, covering materials, assembly, design, tools, manufacturing planning, and project management. Assess student progress, maintain a safe and inclusive workshop, participate in center activities, and help care for equipment and teaching materials.

Job details

Start date: 2026-09-12 A vocational training center in Saint-Laurent The CFP Léonard-De Vinci, Thimens building trains the next generation in sought-after trades thanks to modern facilities and quality support. The center maintains close ties with the job market. Contribute to a concrete mission that leads our learners to employment. Being a teacher is playing an essential role at the heart of students' success. It involves planning, guiding, and adapting learning to meet varied needs while creating a human, safe, and conducive learning environment for everyone's progress. On a daily basis, you observe, support, and encourage, transforming challenges into learning opportunities. Through your expertise, creativity, and human touch, you directly contribute to the development of students' skills, confidence, and autonomy. A vibrant, stimulating profession that is deeply meaningful. Responsibilities Do you have woodworking in your blood? Do you love sharing your know-how and seeing the pride in the eyes of those who create their first piece of furniture, their first kitchen, or their first major project? The CFP Léonard-De Vinci is looking for a passionate teacher in cabinetmaking to train the next generation. Responsibilities Plan, prepare, and deliver the theoretical and practical teaching activities outlined in the program; Teach skills related to: woods and related materials, assembly methods and components, furniture design and workshop drawing, safe use of hand tools and machine tools, manufacturing planning, and project management; Evaluate learning and ensure the monitoring of students' progress; Ensure compliance with health and safety standards in the workshops; Maintain a safe, inclusive, and conducive learning environment for success; Participate in pedagogical meetings, consultation activities, and center projects; Ensure basic maintenance of equipment and contribute to the management of teaching materials. Requirements Desired requirements and skills Have solid experience in cabinetmaking, furniture manufacturing, or architectural cabinetry; Have excellent mastery of wood transformation techniques and related materials; Have knowledge of modern equipment, machine tools, and manufacturing processes; Have a strong interest in knowledge transfer and supporting students; Have the ability to work in a team and develop partnerships with businesses; Have a sense of organization, autonomy, and professional rigor; Have a constant concern for work quality and safety. Education Diploma of Vocational Studies in Cabinetmaking Qualifications Probationary teaching permit - Asset Teaching certificate - Asset Probationary teaching permit - Asset Benefits Free parking Group insurance plan Employee assistance program Mentorship program Diverse recreational programs and employee discounts Support offered Continuous training The CSSMB promotes a culture focused on well-being and balance. Disconnect to reconnect better! Telemedicine service We thank you for your interest in the Marguerite-Bourgeoys School Service Center. Please note that all applications will be processed, and we will contact those who match the desired profile. We also subscribe to an employment equity program and therefore invite women, Indigenous peoples, members of visible minorities, ethnic minorities, and persons with disabilities to submit their applications. All our employees are subject to the Act respecting the laicity of the State and the Education Act (LIP). This law provides, among other things, for the prohibition of wearing religious symbols for anyone in contact with students.

What you’ll do

Plan and deliver theoretical and practical cabinetmaking instruction, covering materials, assembly, design, tools, manufacturing planning, and project management. Assess student progress, maintain a safe and inclusive workshop, participate in center activities, and help care for equipment and teaching materials.

Requirements

Candidates should have solid experience in cabinetmaking, furniture manufacturing, or architectural cabinetry, along with strong knowledge of woodworking techniques, materials, equipment, and manufacturing processes. The role also calls for an interest in teaching and student support, teamwork and partnership-building, organization, autonomy, professional rigor, and a strong commitment to quality and safety; a vocational diploma in cabinetmaking is listed.

Benefits

• Free Parking • Group Insurance Plan • Employee Assistance Program • Mentorship Program • Recreational Programs • Employee Discounts • Support • Continuous Training • Telemedicine Service

Listed skills

• Project management · Preferred

Other relevant skills

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• Cabinetmaking
• Furniture Manufacturing
• Architectural Cabinetry
• Woodworking
• Wood Transformation
• Related Materials
• Furniture Design
• Workshop Drawing
• Assembly Methods
• Hand Tools
• Machine Tools
• Manufacturing Planning
• Project Management
• Teaching
• Student Assessment
• Health And Safety

Job areas

• Education
• Trades
• Manufacturing
• Security & Safety