Early Childhood Educator Assistant Role (British Columbia)

Early Childhood Educator Assistant Role (British Columbia)

28 Aug
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Summit Community Services Society
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British Columbia

28 Aug

Summit Community Services Society

British Columbia

Support child development as an Early Childhood Educator Assistant at Summit Community Services Society. This full-time position at Second Steps Daycare focuses on planning engaging activities for children, ensuring a nurturing setting throughout the day.

As an ECEA, you will work a 40-hour week covering maternity leave, with potential to extend. You will use IHA’s child care licensing regulations, alongside ECE ethics and the BC Early Learning Framework, to guide your activities. Plan, lead, and evaluate experiences designed for children aged 3 to school age, fostering their growth and independence.

Key Responsibilities:
• Plan and evaluate age-appropriate activities for diverse age groups
• Collaborate efficiently with co-educators and families




• Maintain effective communication with parents and team members
• Uphold licensing regulations and ensure confidentiality
• Keep the daycare organized and hygienic

Requirements:
• Valid ECEA Certification
• First Aid and Food Safe Certificates
• Successful Criminal Record Check
• Strong organization and partnership skills
• Positive attitude and strong leadership capabilities

Bring your passion for child development to foster independence and growth at Summit Community Services Society.
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📌 Early Childhood Educator Assistant Role (British Columbia)
🏢 Summit Community Services Society
📍 British Columbia

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