Aboriginal Head Start programming needs early childhood educators who understand Indigenous culture, family involvement, and child development in person.

At skəmxist sncəmitln Aboriginal Head Start Center, the Ki-Low-Na Friendship Society supports infant-toddler and three-to-five-year-old classrooms. This full-time or casual work uses a trauma-informed lens. Educators and assistants create age-appropriate activities supporting emotional, cognitive, and physical development. Substitutes are also sought.

Key Responsibilities:

- Implement culturally rooted daily programming for Indigenous children
- Support culture, language, education, health, and nutrition
- Encourage parent, family, and social support involvement
- Maintain licensing documentation and accurate reports




- Provide caring environments for young children

Requirements:

- Early Childhood Education certifications relevant to the position
- Knowledge of Indigenous cultures, traditions, and ways of knowing
- Experience with Indigenous families and communities preferred
- Current Food Safe Level 1 or willingness to obtain
- Transparent vulnerable-sector criminal record check

Support Aboriginal Head Start through culturally rooted programming, child development activities, documentation, and meaningful family connections.

📌 Aboriginal Head Start Early Childhood Educator (Canada)
🏢 Ki-Low-Na Friendship Society
📍 Canada