Tla'am Child Development Resource Centre operates within the Tla'am Nation. The Tla'am Nation is a modern, forward thinking, self-governing nation located on the beautiful upper Sunshine Coast (qathet Region).Position SummaryJob status: Casual On CallJob title: Early Childhood Educator II | Early Childhood Education IIIHours of Work: As scheduledWork site: Child Development Resource Centre (CDRC)Date Posted: August 6, 2026Close Date: Open Until FilledSalary: ECEII $27.98 – $31.10 | ECE III $29.40- $32.69 per hour depending on ECE qualification*In addition, this position qualifies for the provincial government wage enhancement for allhours worked directly with childrenReports to: Manager of Early Childhood EducationReference: #2026-08-06-ECEII/III-CASInternal/External PostingPlans, prepares, and carries out developmentally appropriate programs and activitiesWorks as a team player in implementing daily activities – art, songs, games, stories etc.Conducts activities with children on an individual and group basisFollows assigned duties related to the daily routines (outdoor play, snack/lunch, rest time, toileting, etc.)Supports cultural aspects of programming and employs ʔayʔaǰuθəm words and phrases to the best of their abilityComplies with program policies and proceduresMonitors children's safety and well-beingEnsures every child's development needs are met and works collaboratively with the Indigenous Supported Child Development (ISCD) team, as needed, in doing so.Reads and respects any ISCD individual plan for a child in their programMaintains constant supervision of the children in indoor/outdoor activities and during rest periodsEnsures guidance,



discipline and behaviour expectations are consistentAttends to children's physical needs while applying good hygiene practices and keeps program facilities and equipment safe and cleanFosters open communication with families/caregivers and other team members, documents, and maintains records as directedWelcomes and greets all parents and children dailyCommunicates child's progress with parent/caregiver and any needs or concerns discernedCommunicates program activities to familiesOrients families into program when designated to do soMaintains program records – attendance, communication log, child observations, incident reports, etc.Signs-in and out accurately every work daySubmits accurate timesheets on timeSubmits leave requests within the required timelinesCommunicates absence to manager before scheduled start timeSupports all early childhood programs and initiatives and performs other related duties as requiredMay be required to attend meetingsMay be designated to attend professional development trainingMay provide direction to ECE I workers, Responsible Adult workers, summer students,



and/or volunteersSupports the team to meet the requirements of Childcare Program LicensingAbides by provincial child care regulationsWorks within the ECEBC Code of EthicsAbides by Tla'am early childhood policies and proceduresMaintains confidentiality of all information related to the program's children, families, and staffReports any concerns or issues to the manager related to program delivery, child well-being, and licensing regulations.QualificationsEducation, Training, and ExperienceCompletion of a recognized Early Childhood Education programPrevious work experience in a licensed childcare program would be an assetKnowledge of ɬaʔamɩn culture and ʔayʔaǰuθəm preferredIndividuals with Indigenous ancestry preferred.Successful Criminal Record Check with vulnerable sector screeningRecent TB testClass 5 B.C. Driver's License and acceptable Driver's Abstract would be an assetFirst Aid and CPR certification, or willingness to obtainFood Safe certification, or willingness to obtainSkills, Knowledge, and AbilitiesWorking knowledge of children's developmental stages from 0 to 6 years of ageWell-developed communication and interpersonal skillsAbility to follow directionsAbility to work as a positive, versatile, and supportive team memberStrong teaching skillsGood organizational and time management skillsKnowledge of group process and facilitationWorking ConditionsWork will take place primarily in the Nation's Child Development Resource Centre (CDRC). Physical fitness levels necessary for working with young children (lifting, stooping, crouching, standing, reaching and ability to move quickly to respond to children's needs) is required.We thank all applicants for their interest, however only those shortlisted will be contacted.

📌 Early Childhood Education Ii Or Ece Iii Casual (Ottawa)
🏢 Tla'amin Nation
📍 Ottawa