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Competition Number:
JR100072
Position Title:
Early Childhood Educator (On-Call)
Employment Group:
Support Staff
Position Status:
Casual (Fixed Term) Part time
Position Start Date:
Position End Date:
Department:
Capilano University Children’s Centre
Location:
North Vancouver
Salary Range:
31.55 CAD hourly based on 35 hours per week (with increments up to 35.47 CAD)
Job Description Summary:
The Early Childhood Educator is an Early Childhood Care and Education position in the Capilano University Children’s Centre. The position is responsible for the care, education and well-being of children age 0-5. Early Childhood Educators work collaboratively with other educators, and with the Centre for Childhood Studies, to provide a nurturing, inclusive and rich early learning environment for young children. The position reports to the Manager of the Children’s Centre and to the Dean of the faculty of Education, Health and Human Development.
ECEs demonstrate sound ethical and professional practices, which reflect the ECEBC Code of Ethics and the BC Early Learning Framework. They are in dialogue with, and guided by, the Early Learning Frameworks focus on 1) well-being and belonging, 2) engagement with others, materials and the world, 3) communication and literacies, and 4)
identities, social responsibility and diversity in daily classroom practice. ECEs and the Children’s Centre stand as allies with the BC Aboriginal Child Care Society, working in all ways to honour the Indigenous Early Learning and Care Framework in daily practice.
The Children’s Centre works in partnership with the Centre for Childhood Studies acting as an academic, living laboratory where educators, students, faculty, children and families are in collaborative, generative and reciprocal partnerships that inform curriculum and course development. Early Childhood Educators actively engage in the mentorship of ECCE students, bringing classroom theories into practice.
Job Description:
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES OF WORK
- Assists with organizing, and delivers the programs and operations of the Child Care Centre.
- Creates a nurturing, inclusive and rich early learning environment for children from infancy to 5 years old in dialogue with the Children’s Centre’s Pedagogical Commitments.Curates and maintains an aesthetic, organized, clean, secure and welcoming environment at the centre.
- Respects the diversity, beliefs, and cultural practices of all families and draws on their strength and knowledge.
- Works with external partners and Manager to incorporate Indigenous knowledge into play and programming.
- Supports a play based, family-centred early care and learning environment for children by providing a place for them to develop their potential through freedom to explore and engage in the world around them.
- Provides indoor and outdoor play experiences for children, balancing the needs f
📌 Early Childhood Educator (Canada)
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