Thunder Bay Literacy GroupTitle: Numeracy InstructorPurpose: Develop and deliver effective literacy, numeracy and computer instruction that addresses the individual Learner Plan goals of each learnerTime: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm; Monday to ThursdaySalary: $27.00/hour for 26 hours a weekJob Type: Part-time, contractPay Period: Bi-weeklyPay Day: every second FridayLocation: 205B – 1000 Fort William Road, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 6B9 and other locations within Thunder Bay as needed.Start Date: ASAPExisting Vacancy: This job posting is for an existing vacancy effective September 15, 2026Deadline to apply: October 18, 2026Responsibilities:Conduct initial, on-going and exit assessmentsWork with each learner to establish realistic learning goals and to track progressDevelop and regularly update individualized learning plans that are goal appropriatePlan and deliver individualized programs to support the learning plan [for Essential Skills Levels 1-3]Develop innovative and effective learning activities that are age and goal appropriateCreate, identify or adapt resources, including e-learning, that motivate the learner and support their needsSupervise volunteer(s) and/or placement student(s)Maintain up-to-date files and records in a timely mannerInform Program Director of any issues or problems arisingProvide learners with appropriate referrals to other programs or services,



as neededBecome familiar with and adhere to MLITSD guidelines and other directives related to program delivery [ex: TBLG Mission Statement, various policies and procedures]Attend staff meetings and assist in program/policy development, as requiredAttending career development as recommended/ approvedParticipate in the continuous improvement of services for the area of teaching responsibility or as determined by supervisorFulfill other duties as assignedQualifications:Experience relevant to the positionExperience teaching one-on-one and in small groupsExperience in teaching adults, assessment and curriculum developmentExperience with, and sensitivity to literacy issues and individual learning stylesCommitment to Lifelong Learning; well-organized, innovative, patient, and resourcefulAbility to adapt to on-going changeAbility and desire to work with a diverse group of people including adults with exceptionalitiesExcellent interpersonal, oral and written communication skillsAbility to work independently and as part of a teamAbility to use computers as a teaching tool and for administrative tasksOrientation/ TrainingProvided by Program DirectorRecommended seminars/conferencesSupervision:Program DirectorEmployer Contact Information:Address: 205B – 1000 Fort William Road, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 6B9Phone: 807-475-7211Contact Person: Daniel Russell-MatthewsAccommodation is available throughout the recruitment process upon request.

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🏢 Thunder Bay Literacy Group
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