Post-Secondary Navigator
LOCATION: Post-Secondary Student Services

SALARY: $70,101.00

START DATE: Immediately

Under the direct supervision of the Post-Secondary Navigator Lead and the general direction of the Associate Director. The Post-Secondary Navigator provides advice, guidance, and support to postsecondary students throughout their educational journey.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Provide advice, guidance, and support to students throughout their post-secondary journey

Monitor academic progress, address emerging challenges, and promote student independence, selfadvocacy, and program completion.

Maintain sponsorship agreements, education plans, student files, and program records.

Prepare correspondence, support letters, reports, and statistical summaries.

Review and monitor applications, enrollment, eligibility, allocations, expenditures, and student participation.

Explain program policies, requirements, sponsorship options, and funding opportunities.

Process and approve funding requests, including allowances, tuition, and educational expenses.





Verify documentation and maintain accurate funding and reimbursement records.

Participate in outreach, information sessions, orientations, workshops, and graduation activities. Build effective partnerships with colleges, universities, training institutions, and funding agencies.

QUALIFICATIONS

Diploma or degree in Education, Social Services, Indigenous Studies, Business Administration, Public Administration, or a related field.

An equivalent combination of education and relevant experience may be considered.

Experience working with students, community programs, client services, education administration, or related fields.

Experience administering funding programs, maintaining records, or providing case management support is considered an asset.

DEADLINE: October 22, 2026 @ 2:00 p.m.

Preference will be given to Indigenous applicants. Self-identification is encouraged.

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📌 Post-Secondary Navigator (Ontario)
🏢 Wiikwemkoong Board of Education
📍 Ontario