Description
Kaska Cultural and Language Assistant - Denetia School
Denetia School is now accepting applications for the position of Kaska Language and Cultural Assistant effective immediately. This is a continuing position and is for 6 hours per week. The rate of pay is $36.16 per hour. Terms and conditions of employment are governed by C.U.P.E. (local 3234) collective agreement.
The Kaska Language and Cultural Assistant will:
Provide academic guidance, assistance, and direction to Indigenous students as needed.
Liaise between home, school, and parent/guardian through visitations and consultations.
Monitor student academic and social development as well as attendance.
Provide tutoring and classroom support as needed.
Assist teaching staff with assessing progress, planning interventions, enrichment, etc.
Promote awareness, comprehension, and fluency of an Indigenous language and culture.
Integrate Indigenous cultural actives and Indigenous language instruction.
Assist teachers in developing, preparing, presenting, and integrating Indigenous language/cultural activities into a regular curriculum.
Develop, prepare, and present appropriate materials in Indigenous language classes.
Organize and participate in cultural activities on the land.
Increase sense of belonging, identity, and self-esteem in a caring and inclusive environment for all Indigenous learners.
Improve the physical well-being of Indigenous learners.
Maintain the confidentiality of sensitive information seen or heard.
Maintain familiarity with Workers Compensation Board (WCB) safety procedures.
Provide a positive role model for all students.
Maintain flexible hours, if needed, to run before and after school programs to meet the goals of this program.
Qualifications:
Secondary school graduation preferred, supplemented by training in language education.
Valid class 5 BC Drivers License
Fluency in local Indigenous language(s).
Knowledgeable about local Indigenous heritage and culture.
Ability to work effectively in diverse classroom settings.
Previous related experience in working with students in a language or transitional ESL setting is preferred.
Working cooperatively with the school and the community in order to ensure a common direction as outlined in the Indigenous Enhancement Agreement.
May be required to perform other duties as assigned.
Applicants must be prepared to undergo a criminal record check.
For additional information, contact Mr. Graham Muncaster, Vice Principal, at (250) 779-3381 or Graham.Muncaster@sd87.bc.ca.
Applications containing details of education, experience, and references should be submitted to:
Graham.Muncaster@sd87.bc.ca
Application Deadline: Open Until Filled
We thank all applicants for their interest, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
Note: Applications made through Make A Future may not be seen, use the contact info above.
