Education Coordinator - Pathways Program at RCA (British Columbia)

Education Coordinator - Pathways Program at RCA (British Columbia)

02 Aug
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Light Magazine.
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British Columbia

02 Aug

Light Magazine.

British Columbia

Lead the Pathways Program as an Inclusive Education Coordinator at Regent Christian Academy in Surrey, BC. This full-time role centers on individualized support and the advancement of IEPs.

As the Pathways Inclusive Education Coordinator, you play a vital role in enhancing educational experiences for students requiring individualized support. Partnering closely with educators and families, you'll ensure effective IEP implementation and provide necessary instructional and emotional support through targeted programs. Foster a nurturing workplace that empowers students academically and socially.

Key Responsibilities:
• Develop and implement student IEPs effectively
• Monitor and update safety and behavior plans
• Lead IEP and School-Based Team meetings




• Create Learning Profiles for extra support
• Collaborate with staff for educational strategies

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree in Education, specialization preferred
• Valid BC Teaching Certificate required
• Experience in complex student support and planning
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Commitment to student-centered, trauma-informed approaches

Drive academic success and inclusive practices for all students at RCA in Surrey, BC.
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📌 Education Coordinator - Pathways Program at RCA (British Columbia)
🏢 Light Magazine.
📍 British Columbia

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