Cultural Connector at First Nation School Board (Manitoba)

Cultural Connector at First Nation School Board (Manitoba)

21 Aug
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FNSB
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Manitoba

21 Aug

FNSB

Manitoba

Become the Land and Language Connector with the First Nation School Board in Whitehorse, Yukon, and deeply engage students with Kaska culture and land. This position cultivates culturally rich educational experiences that resonate with local traditions.

The FNSB serves multiple Yukon First Nations, integrating their values into education. As a Land and Language Connector, you will work closely with Elders, school staff, and the Liard First Nation community to enrich curriculum and foster student connections to their heritage. This role aims to instill pride and a sense of identity in students through culturally informed learning.

Key Responsibilities:
• Facilitate cultural and language programs with students
• Collaborate with community members for immersive learning




• Support culturally responsive curricular initiatives
• Build connections between the school and local communities
• Enhance student engagement through land-based activities

Requirements:
• Experience in community relationship development
• Comfortable with technological communication tools
• Strategic mindset for educational development
• Commitment to fostering reconciliation in schooling
• Eagerness to learn and adapt to recent tools

Embrace the opportunity to nurture cultural and educational connections as a Land and Language Connector with FNSB.
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📌 Cultural Connector at First Nation School Board (Manitoba)
🏢 FNSB
📍 Manitoba

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