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ORHTOPEDAGOGIST | TSHISHTESHINU PRIMARY SCHOOL

Join the ITUM team

Be part of a professional team that offers programs and services aimed at increasing the quality of life of all members of the population of Uashat mak Mani-Utenam. In doing so, you could help improve health, education, local employment prospects, the protection of territorial resources and the transmission of culture.

Whether you work in an office or outside, ITUM gives you the opportunity to play a role in the future of your community and make a difference in the lives of people here.

For equal skills, ITUM prioritizes the hiring of local resources.

REQUIREMENTS REQUIRED

• Have a bachelor's degree in special education;
• Have a teaching certificate or teaching permit;
• Know the program of the Quebec Ministry of Education;  
• Not have a criminal record (police references required);
• Speaking Innu Aimun is an asset.

QUALITIES DESIRED

• Sense of planning and organization;
• Analytical capacity to screen, identify and evaluate learning disabilities; 
• Ability to lead educational activities and evaluate learning;
• Spirit of collaboration and teamwork.

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Under the authority of the school management, the holder of the position, while relying on the evaluative conclusions, intervenes with the learners thanks to preventive or re-educative aims, in order to allow for the learner to progress optimally in terms of learning. He or she addresses the learner directly and involves collaboration with the stakeholders concerned (teachers, parents, professionals).

CONDITIONS OF WORK

• Full-time position;
• 35h/week;
• Resettlement assistance provided;
• Remuneration according to experience;
• Social benefits (see ITUM job offers page).

PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR CV WITH A COVER LETTER TO: rh@itum.qc.ca

Please indicate in the subject line of the email the position you are applying for and where you saw the advert.

ITUM is an equal opportunity employer; we are committed to diversity and value inclusion. We welcome applications from members of visible minority groups, women, Indigenous people, people with disabilities, members of sexual minority groups and others who can contribute to diversity within the organization. span>

ITUM views diversity, inclusion and cultural competency as essential elements of an integrated whole that supports our organization and guides our interactions within our diverse communities. Reasonable accommodations are available during the recruitment process for applicants with disabilities.