Indigenous Curriculum Program Support Teacher (Manitoba)

Indigenous Curriculum Program Support Teacher (Manitoba)

26 Oct
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Beaufort-Delta Education Council
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Manitoba

26 Oct

Beaufort-Delta Education Council

Manitoba

Shape Indigenous, competency-based learning as a Program Support Teacher with the Beaufort Delta Divisional Council. Bring inquiry and land-based education into practice.
This Educator develops and implements programs that celebrate diversity, promote equity, and honour community cultural heritage. The work centres on Indigenous knowledge, competency-based curriculum, and creative land-based education. Collaboration with educators, Elders, and community members is essential.
Key Responsibilities: Design competency-based curriculum rooted in Indigenous knowledge and values
Incorporate diverse Indigenous perspectives and local culture
Promote equity, inclusion, and belonging across the school community
Engage community members for program input and feedback




Integrate land-based learning and traditional practices
Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Education
Eligibility for a Northwest Territories teaching certificate
Understanding of Indigenous cultures, history, and traditions
Experience with inquiry-based instruction and competency-based curriculum
Knowledge of competency-based assessment and land-based education
Support culturally grounded learning through Indigenous curriculum, inquiry, assessment, and land-based education at Beaufort Delta.

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📌 Indigenous Curriculum Program Support Teacher (Manitoba)
🏢 Beaufort-Delta Education Council
📍 Manitoba

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