Casual Indigenous Student Advocate (British Columbia)

Casual Indigenous Student Advocate (British Columbia)

05 Nov
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School District No. 91 Nechako Lakes
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British Columbia

05 Nov

School District No. 91 Nechako Lakes

British Columbia

Support Indigenous students in the Fort St. James area through cultural guidance, language support, and social-emotional advocacy. This casual position has no guaranteed hours.
School District No. 91 (Nechako Lakes) seeks Casual Indigenous Education Advocates to support students’ academic, cultural, and emotional needs. The work includes collaborating with teachers, communicating with families, and participating in school-based teams. The position is open only to applicants who identify as Indigenous.
Key Responsibilities: Provide cultural, language, and social-emotional student support
Promote pride in Indigenous culture as a positive role model
Collaborate with teachers on student needs
Communicate with families and guardians about student success




Submit regular administrative reports to school departments
Requirements: Grade 12 completion with a Dogwood Certificate
Two years of related post-secondary Indigenous education studies
At least six months’ relevant Indigenous student experience
Familiarity with local Indigenous communities and band offices
Valid BC Class 5 licence and clean driving record
Bring Indigenous student support, cultural knowledge, and family communication skills to School District No. 91’s Fort St. James schools.

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📌 Casual Indigenous Student Advocate (British Columbia)
🏢 School District No. 91 Nechako Lakes
📍 British Columbia

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