Registered Early Childhood Educator

North Bay Indigenous Hub – Giiwedno Mshkikiiwgamig

Employment Opportunity

REGISTERED EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATOR

One Permanent Full-Time Position with Benefits and Pension

Competition #NBIH-

Location:

Satellite Office - 1040 Brookes Street

Salary Range: $54,080.00 to $56,160.00 annually (40 hours per week)

New Vacancy

Under the direction and supervision of the Child Care Supervisor, the Education Assistant is responsible for the delivery of child and parent programs that support early learning and development of children aged 0 – 12 years old.

The ECE will engage children and families to provide intervention for the improved development of the physical, intellectual, social, spiritual and emotional well-being of the participating children. This includes implementation of the Ministry of Education’s How Does Learning Happen? The ECE will aim to engage parents and caregivers while making meaningful connections. This position will be based at the North Bay Indigenous Hub.

The ECE will participate in the process of community development for strengthening community wellness that is congruent with the overall Vision, Mission and Values for the North Bay Indigenous Hub.

• Diploma in Early Childhood Education and 2 years’ direct work experience with children and early learning
• Eligible for registration with the College of Early Childhood Educators
• Experience working in a child care and/or EarlyON program setting
• Knowledge or passion for learning of Indigenous culture, history and ways of being
• Knowledge of Child and Family Services Act
• Knowledge of Indigenous language is an asset
• Demonstrated experience in time management
• A recent (within 3 months) Criminal/Police Records Check and Vulnerable Persons Check
• Proof or willing to obtain certificates of completion for privacy training and occupational health and safety training
• Current First Aid and CPR with AED
• A valid Ontario Class “G” Driver’s License

• Knowledge of Indigenous wellness and priorities
• Knowledge of community based children’s programs and services
• Knowledge of and ability to implement “How Does Learning Happen?” Ontario’s Pedagogy for the Early Years
• Knowledge of standardized assessment tools and their applications that most appropriately address current First Nation Early Childhood Development
• Knowledge of and ability to effectively implement various early learning models, interventions and promising practice approaches to address First Nation Early Childhood Development
• Excellent facilitation and coordination skills for groups
• Experience and/or understanding of the benefits of sensory interventions
• Skills in program design, development, implementation and evaluation design and measurement which integrates western and traditional practice or approaches
• Ability to identify and implement quality assurance measures to ensure effective service delivery
• Willingness to undertake continuing education/training
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills
• Excellent interpersonal skills, problem solving abilities and conflict resolution skills
• Excellent time management, organizational and administrative skills
• Knowledge of program reporting
• Desire to thoroughly learn or demonstrated understanding of Indigenous history, culture and ways of being
• Ability to work in a manner respectful of First Nations culture, values, and beliefs
• Ability to protect the personal health information of clients and maintain high degree of confidentiality
• Proficient computer experience in Microsoft Office applications including MS Word, Excel, Access, Publisher and Outlook
• Ability to act professionally and work with minimal supervision
• Ability to adhere to NBIH privacy policy and procedures
• Ability to work as a multi-disciplinary team member
• Ability to work…