Indigenous Education Worker at WLFN (British Columbia)

Indigenous Education Worker at WLFN (British Columbia)

08 Oct
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Williams Lake First Nation
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British Columbia

08 Oct

Williams Lake First Nation

British Columbia

Enhance the educational journey of Indigenous youth with the Williams Lake First Nation as an Indigenous Education Enhancement Worker. This permanent, full-time role prioritizes literacy and numeracy for K4 to Grade 6, ensuring student success.

Join WLFN's Education Team to support students from K4 to Grade 12, focusing on academic enhancement and personal growth. With a robust emphasis on Indigenous culture, you'll collaborate closely with Education Assistants, school counsellors, and teachers to create a supportive environment. Your organization and professionalism will help students thrive and achieve their goals.

Key Responsibilities:
• Maintain contact with students, parents, and teachers
• Foster positive relationships to enhance student engagement




• Track student progress using MyEd/CIMS online programs
• Facilitate a safe and open learning climate
• Support students needing assistance to reach grade level

Requirements:
• High School Diploma or GED required
• Minimum 2 years post-secondary training in relevant fields
• 6 months Youth and Family Worker experience
• Level one First Aid and Food Safe certifications
• Class 5 license required

Bring your commitment to educational equity and Indigenous values to WLFN and support student success.
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📌 Indigenous Education Worker at WLFN (British Columbia)
🏢 Williams Lake First Nation
📍 British Columbia

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