Indigenous Education Graduation Coach (Manitoba)

Indigenous Education Graduation Coach (Manitoba)

08 Sep
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Superior-Greenstone District School Board
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Manitoba

08 Sep

Superior-Greenstone District School Board

Manitoba

Help Indigenous students thrive with Superior-Greenstone District School Board as an Indigenous Graduation Coach. Focus on student success, mentoring, and academic achievement while supporting families and communities.

As a vital team member in Indigenous Education, you will report to the Manager and School Principal. Your duties include coordinating programs and services to aid Indigenous students, advocating for their needs, and fostering relationships within their communities. This role emphasizes improving graduation rates and involves various responsibilities that require interaction with students, families, and community resources.

Key Responsibilities:
• Report on program success and student engagement
• Mentor students and connect them with academic supports




• Identify and support students at risk
• Organize cultural activities and community events
• Promote skills development and employment services

Requirements:
• College Diploma in Social Work or Indigenous Studies
• Minimum of one year related experience
• Knowledge of local First Nation culture
• Fluency in Ojibwa is an asset
• Valid driver's license and vehicle access

Contribute to student well-being and success through meaningful connections and community engagement in this impactful role.
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📌 Indigenous Education Graduation Coach (Manitoba)
🏢 Superior-Greenstone District School Board
📍 Manitoba

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