Make a meaningful impact in education as an Indigenous Education Advocate at Grassy Plains School. This continuing position focuses on providing cultural and emotional support to Indigenous students.

Grassy Plains

School is seeking an Indigenous Education Advocate to support students academically, culturally, and emotionally. This role involves collaborating with teachers and families to drive student success while serving as a positive role model. You will provide assistance in literacy and numeracy programming, ensuring that Indigenous culture is celebrated within the learning workplace. Key Responsibilities:

- Provide cultural, emotional, and academic support to Indigenous students
- Act as a positive role model promoting Indigenous pride
- Collaborate with teachers and families to enhance student success




- Assist in literacy and numeracy programming for Indigenous students
- Submit administrative reports to school and Indigenous Education Department Requirements:
- Grade 12 completion (Dogwood Certificate)
- Two years of relevant studies in Indigenous education
- Six months working experience with Indigenous students
- B.C. Driver's License class 5 with clean driving record
- Familiarity with local Indigenous communities and band offices Champion Indigenous education while fostering inclusivity and cultural pride in every student at Grassy Plains School.

📌 Indigenous Education Advocate Grassy Plains School (Burns Lake)
🏢 School District No. 91 Nechako Lakes
📍 Burns Lake