Indigenous Education Worker for Schools
2 days ago
prince george, regional district of fraser fort george, Canada
School District 57 (Prince George)
Full-time
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Support Indigenous students and families as an Indigenous Education Worker in School District No. 57. Engage with the community, assist in implementing educational plans, and promote cultural events.
In this 35-hour role, the Indigenous Education Worker collaborates closely with teachers and administrators, advocating for Indigenous students while facilitating their participation in the educational process. The position emphasizes the importance of understanding individual needs and developing specific intervention strategies for students facing emotional or behavioral challenges.
Key Responsibilities:
• Liaise with teachers and community agencies
• Conduct home and community visits regularly
• Support classroom teachers in meeting educational needs
• Develop academic/social interventions for students
• Promote Indigenous cultural events and activities
Requirements:
• Grade 12 diploma or equivalent
• 60 college credits, including First Nations courses
• Two years of experience with Indigenous children
• Valid British Columbia driver's license
• Strong communication skills in English
Make a meaningful impact on Indigenous students and their families within the school community.
In this 35-hour role, the Indigenous Education Worker collaborates closely with teachers and administrators, advocating for Indigenous students while facilitating their participation in the educational process. The position emphasizes the importance of understanding individual needs and developing specific intervention strategies for students facing emotional or behavioral challenges.
Key Responsibilities:
• Liaise with teachers and community agencies
• Conduct home and community visits regularly
• Support classroom teachers in meeting educational needs
• Develop academic/social interventions for students
• Promote Indigenous cultural events and activities
Requirements:
• Grade 12 diploma or equivalent
• 60 college credits, including First Nations courses
• Two years of experience with Indigenous children
• Valid British Columbia driver's license
• Strong communication skills in English
Make a meaningful impact on Indigenous students and their families within the school community.