Lead Child and Youth Worker in Brock Junction (British Columbia)

Lead Child and Youth Worker in Brock Junction (British Columbia)

05 Sep
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Developmental Disabilities Association (DDA)
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British Columbia

05 Sep

Developmental Disabilities Association (DDA)

British Columbia

Empower school-age children with the Developmental Disabilities Association as a Lead Child and Youth Worker in Brock Junction. Support their learning and social skills development in a part-time role.

In this permanent part-time position, you will oversee an enriched program aimed at school-age children, particularly those requiring extra assistance. Working Monday to Friday, with opportunities for full time hours during school breaks, you will leverage your strong interpersonal skills, behavior management training, and a background in related studies. This role is essential for promoting an inclusive environment.

Key Responsibilities:
• Design and implement engaging learning activities
• Support children's social and emotional development




• Provide direct assistance to children needing extra support
• Collaborate with educators and parents to ensure success
• Maintain a safe and inclusive program environment

Requirements:
• Minimum 3 years in related studies, or a relevant degree
• 1 year of direct experience with school-aged children
• Strong team building and interpersonal skills
• First Aid/CPR certification; Class 5 Driver's License
• Criminal Record and medical clearance required

Make a significant impact on children's lives through educational support and skill-building.
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📌 Lead Child and Youth Worker in Brock Junction (British Columbia)
🏢 Developmental Disabilities Association (DDA)
📍 British Columbia

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