We're hiring: Educational Assistant 4 Inspire. Nurture. Grow.Are you passionate about creating meaningful early learning experiences that inspire curiosity, confidence, and a lifelong love of learning? Sturgeon Public Schools is seeking a caring, experienced, and collaborative Early Childhood Educator (EA4) to join our Pre-Kindergarten team in either the Gibbons area, or Bon Accord area. Location will be finalized upon hire.Working alongside a certificated teacher and Educational Assistants, you'll play a leadership role in creating a safe, inclusive, and engaging learning environment where every child is supported to reach their full potential. Through play-based learning, strong relationships, and intentional programming, you'll help build the foundation for each child's future success.Why This Role MattersThe Early Childhood Educator plays a vital role in laying the foundation for lifelong learning. During the early years, children develop the skills, confidence, and relationships that shape their future success both in and beyond the classroom. Through purposeful play, responsive teaching, and nurturing relationships, this role helps children develop socially, emotionally, physically, and academically in an inclusive environment where they feel safe, valued, and capable. Working collaboratively with families, teachers, and support professionals, the Early Childhood Educator helps ensure every child has the opportunity to thrive from the very beginning of their educational journey.What You'll Be DoingLead engaging, play-based learning experiences that support children's cognitive, social, emotional, physical, and language developmentCreate a warm, welcoming, and inclusive classroom environment where every child feels safe, valued, and supportedPlan and implement developmentally appropriate learning opportunities aligned with early childhood best practicesCollaborate with the classroom teacher, Educational Assistants, families, and multidisciplinary teams to support each child's individual learning goalsProvide leadership, guidance,



and mentorship to Educational Assistants within the Pre‐K classroomSupport children with diverse learning, behavioural, medical, and personal care needs with compassion and dignityObserve, document, and communicate children's growth and development to support programming and family engagementFoster positive relationships with families through ongoing communication and collaborationSupport positive behaviour strategies that promote self-regulation, independence, and social-emotional developmentMaintain a safe, organized, and engaging learning environment while supporting effective classroom operationsWhat Success Looks LikeChildren are engaged in meaningful, play-based learning experiences that foster curiosity, confidence, and independenceA safe, welcoming, and inclusive classroom environment supports the diverse developmental needs of every childStrong, trusting relationships are established with children, families, and school staffIndividual learning goals are supported through thoughtful observation, planning, and responsive instructional practicesEducational Assistants are provided with clear guidance, support, and collaboration to ensure consistent programming and student successPositive behaviour strategies are implemented proactively, helping children develop self‐regulation and social‐emotional skillsFamilies are informed, welcomed, and actively engaged as partners in their child's learning.Classroom routines, learning materials, and resources are organized to promote exploration, independence,



and successful daily operationsChildren's growth and development are documented accurately and used to inform programming and instructional decisionsYou contribute positively to a collaborative school culture where every child is supported to learn, grow, and thriveWhat You BringAlberta Early Childhood Educator Level 3 Certification (or equivalent)A 2-year Early Learning and Childcare diploma program offered by an Alberta post‐secondary institution or approved educational equivalency as per the AB EarlyExtensive experience and specialized training working with children who exhibit challenging behavior and applying positive behavior supports or specialized training in another program area to meet unique needsA strong understanding of child development with respect to language acquisition and language developmentDemonstrated knowledge of financial management including budget development and accountability for expendituresCertificate in First Aid trainingClear Criminal Record and Vulnerable Sector CheckAssetsTherapeutic Crisis Intervention for Schools (TCIS) trainingExtensive knowledge of supportive management strategies appropriate for children with diverse learning needs.Effective oral and written communication skills.Excellent interpersonal skills.Willingness to continue professional development as it pertains to job assignmentWhy Join Sturgeon Public Schools?Welcoming, community‐focused schools rooted in robust relationshipsWhole‐child approach supporting academic, social, and emotional growthCollaborative environments where staff feel supported and valuedInnovative use of technology to enhance learningSafe, caring, and inclusive spaces where students thriveCommitment to Inclusion, Belonging & SafetySturgeon Public Schools is committed to creating welcoming, inclusive, and safe learning and working environments. We welcome applications from individuals of all backgrounds and experiences and are committed to providing accessible recruitment practices.Important to Note1.0 FTE (35 hours/week)A valid driver's license and reliable vehicle are requiredApplications will be accepted through Apply to EducationOnly shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

📌 Early Childhood Educator - Ea4 (Canada)
🏢 Sturgeon Public School Division
📍 Canada