YMCA School Age Program Leader (British Columbia)

YMCA School Age Program Leader (British Columbia)

23 Aug
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YMCA of GREATER VANCOUVER
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British Columbia

23 Aug

YMCA of GREATER VANCOUVER

British Columbia

Join YMCA BC in Richmond as a School Age Program Leader, creating impactful experiences for children ages 5–12 in a casual on-call capacity. Engage, inspire, and support the growth of every child.

In this dynamic role at YMCA BC, you will help facilitate a nurturing before and after school workplace. You will channel your passion for working with children into designing activities and providing personalized guidance. Building a strong rapport with children, colleagues, and families will be essential for successful program delivery.

Key Responsibilities:
• Develop and deliver engaging programs that meet YMCA standards
• Lead fun indoor and outdoor activities supporting wellness
• Supervise and mentor new staff and volunteers effectively




• Foster relationships with children and families for exceptional service
• Maintain strict compliance with health and safety requirements

Requirements:
• At least 19 years of age with relevant childcare experience
• Strong planning and relationship-building skills
• Excellent communication and commitment to confidentiality
• Emergency First Aid & CPR certification required
• Successful candidates must pass a Criminal Record Check

Make a difference in children's daily lives while helping expand their potential at YMCA BC.
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📌 YMCA School Age Program Leader (British Columbia)
🏢 YMCA of GREATER VANCOUVER
📍 British Columbia

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