Join Oshki-Wenjack as the Anishinaabe Curriculum Manager, where you’ll lead and innovate Indigenous program development. This permanent, full-time role emphasizes culturally grounded curriculum aligned with community needs and teaching practices. This position is designated for First Nations candidates who understand Anishinaabe teachings and culture.

You will guide curriculum experts to create engaging educational content, ensuring alignment with IAESC and MCU accreditation standards. Collaboration with Elders and community partners is crucial for embedding cultural authenticity in programs and supporting Indigenous self-determination. Key Responsibilities:

- Collaborate with experts to design culturally relevant course content
- Develop accredited programs addressing community needs




- Engage Elders for cultural integration in curricula
- Create measurable learning outcomes for accreditation
- Monitor program quality and uphold educational standards Requirements:
- Bachelor's degree in education or Indigenous Studies
- 5+ years in curriculum design or educational leadership
- Understanding of IAESC accreditation processes
- Knowledge of Indigenous educational approaches
- Fluency in a NAN dialect is a solid asset Combine your passion for Indigenous education and curriculum development with Oshki-Wenjack to empower First Nations futures.

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