The Multi-Purpose Worker is required to perform a range of duties under the supervision of the KOBE Student Support Worker Lead, KOBE Student Services Supervisor and Senior Manager, Student Services and Academic Support.Duties will include, but may not be limited to:Be aware of current First Nation Education and health related issues and trendsTransport students to appointments, events, hospital, team games, airports, planned activities/programming and other events as neededFollow KOBE policies for student referrals for all medical needs of studentsAssist the KOBE team in supporting students in a variety of well-being situationsParticipate in KOBE programming including well-being initiativesWorking with the Land Based Worker, incorporate land-based practices into student well-being support and programmingAssist all KOBE staff such as the Student Support Worker and Well-Being Worker in planning and implementing "Life Skills" training/workshops and other workshops for studentsPromote and encourage all forms of well-being and healing activities for the studentsTravel where needed,



including into the KO First Nation communitiesWork independently and efficientlyWork flexible schedule as scheduled or as needed during emergenciesIncorporate and promote our First Nation dialects when undertaking well-being activities as way to encourage our languageWork and collaborate with all KOBE staffEnsure all safety precautions are covered when implementing well-being support for studentsIdentify materials and equipment where needed to support student well-beingEnsure all requests for purchases, rentals, etc. must have prior approval from the supervisorDocument and compile reports on due dates, etc. as requiredAttend meetings as requiredDocument incidents relating to students, staff or resource personnel as per the KOBE policiesIncorporate the 7 Grandfather teachings as part of Life Skills for studentsQualifications:College Diploma or Equivalent Experience and training or education-related positionRelated work experience in a school environmentKnowledge of First Nation education issues, challenges, and delivery modelsAbility to speak one of the local dialects is an assetStrong Interpersonal SkillsValid Class G Driver's LicenseMust be willing to provide a vulnerable sector checkAble to work effectively with othersAbility to work independentlyStrong communication skills with proficiency in developing written communications and the development and delivery of oral presentationsWilling to travel to the KO communities: Deer Lake, Fort Severn, Keewaywin, McDowell Lake, North Spirit Lake and Poplar Hill

📌 Multi-Purpose Worker (Canada)
🏢 Keewaytinook Okimakanak Board of Education
📍 Canada