Support Indigenous students and families in Cranbrook through culturally informed advocacy, liaison work, and school-based services. This permanent position works 35 hours weekly.The Indigenous Education Support Worker provides direct and indirect support to teachers, administrators, parents, students, and communities. Working with Indigenous Education Leadership and the designated Principal, the employee collaborates with Indigenous communities, Elders, agencies, and school teams. The position supports children of Indigenous ancestry through culturally appropriate strategies, referrals, transitions, and cultural safety. It also contributes Indigenous worldviews and perspectives across classrooms and grades.Key Responsibilities:Support Indigenous students and families across school, home,



and communityRefer students and families to community support agenciesDevelop and evaluate culturally appropriate student success strategiesCollaborate with Elders, Knowledge Holders, and school teamsSupport transitions, cultural safety, and Indigenous classroom perspectivesRequirements:Valid British Columbia Driver's LicenseDiploma or degree in counselling, psychology, or child and youth workPost-secondary Indigenous studies including Canadian history and educationMinimum one year working with children and familiesEffective communication, confidentiality, advocacy, and cross-cultural skillsBring Indigenous perspectives, student advocacy, and family liaison skills to culturally secure education support in Cranbrook.

📌 Indigenous Student Support Worker (Brooks)
🏢 School District #5
📍 Brooks