District Indigenous School Social Worker Job at School District #60 (Peace River North)
Position Description:
School District 60, Indigenous Education Centre is looking for a compassionate, dedicated school social worker to assist in addressing the emotional and social well-being of our Indigenous students. We are dedicated to providing services that assist students to develop attitudes, skills and knowledge required to successfully participate in educational experiences. We provide indirect and direct services to the student and/or school community. Our collective knowledge, skills, energy, creativity and empathy support and nurture this process.
This a temporary position to start as soon as possible and end June 29th, 2023 with the possibility of an extension. This position will be seven (7) hours per day 5 days a week, with some of those hours being outside of the regular scheduled school hours. Salary to be determined based on Education and Experience.
This is an exempt position and as such is not eligible for overtime and it is not part of a Union.
Key Duties:
Provide information, when appropriate, to outside support services to help students with economic, emotional, or physical issues.
Provide individual group and family counselling and intervention services during a time of crisis with the focus of connecting students and family to community resources/services as appropriate
Assist at-risk students or students with disabilities.
Communicate with parents, teachers, and administrators to understand students' challenges.
Maintain case files and reports to track students' progress and problems.
Help students and families suffering from abuse, violence, hunger, or homelessness to access resources like shelters, food banks, and medical care.
Consult with school administrators, teachers, support staff, school based team, parents
Plan and facilitate in-service training sessions for classroom teachers, youth care workers, educational assistants, and parents
Participate as an active member of the School-Based Team (SBT) and District support teams
Other job related duties as assigned by District Indigenous Principal.
Qualifications and Attributes:
A bachelor’s or master’s degree in social work, youth care, psychology or related field required
Valid license to practice Social Work in BC preferred
Experience within a setting where services related to a person’s social, emotional and life adjustment were required
Excellent interpersonal, leadership and organizational skills are required to work at all three tiers of a responsive system, supporting teachers, school teams and parents in developing and strengthening the social and emotional skills of our children & youth
Experience in providing liaison between school, home and community agencies, and facilitating referrals for service
Must be available to school based-staff at school locations
Must be flexible and team orientated
The candidate must have a reliable vehicle and be willing to travel to rural and in-town schools
Preference will be given to the candidate who has the above skill set plus:
Ability to participate in meetings outside of the regular school day to support learning
Participating as an active member of the School-Based Team (SBT) and District support teams
Qualifications and experience in counselling children/youth
Knowledge and skills to develop and support district protocols such as: Safety plan, Crisis Prevention & Intervention Plans, Emergency Plans, Risk Assessment and Threat Assessments
Experience and knowledge of processes such as Wraparound, Restorative Justice, Circle Talks, and Social Emotional Learning (SEL) supports
Providing individual group and family counselling and intervention services during a time of crisis with the focus of connecting students and family to community resources/services as appropriate
Skills to develop and implement individual/group programs in areas such as social skills, self-esteem, anger management, bullying, anxiety and peer pressure
Collaborative; team orientated
Preference will be given to qualified applicants of Indigenous ancestry
Interested Applicants are required to supply:
Three (3) references
Verification of qualifications
Compensation:
$2,000 relocation allowance from BC, AB and Yukon and up to $4,000 from other areas
Competitive Benefits package including medical, dental, extended health, group life insurance, municipal pension plan.
For more information please contact:
Pat Jansen, District Indigenous Principal at pjansen@prn.bc.ca or 250-785-8324/250-261-6244
Please note:
All applications with relevant documentation must be made through
Make A Future for consideration for the position
About School District 60:
School District 60 is noted for innovative educational practices and excellent cooperative relationships between all educational partners. Our district is made up of dedicated, energetic professionals for whom the achievement and well-being of their students is a first priority. Together we challenge, encourage and support all learners to be responsible for developing their abilities with respect for self, others and the environment.
School District 60 is progressive and growing. There are 23 schools with School District No. 60 (Peace River North). The district’s schools provide education services to approximately 6000 ethnically and demographically diverse students.
School District 60 is located on the eastern side of the Rocky Mountains in the northern tip of the Canadian Prairies in beautiful Fort St. John, BC. Fort St John is 478 km northeast of Prince Georgeand 1,237 km north of Vancouver, situated near the border with neighbouring Alberta, 214 km west of Grande Prairie, Alberta. The region’s economy is prosperous and expanding. Fort St John is a city for all seasons and year-round playground for those who like pristine wilderness, an active lifestyle, cosmopolitan city life and the enthusiasm of an energetic community.
Why School District 60:
Professional development opportunities
Supportive culture of collaboration
Curriculum and teacher supports
Advanced technology facilities and resources
Progressive and growing district
Innovative educational practices
We thank all applicants for their interest however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
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School District 60, Indigenous Education Centre is looking for a compassionate, dedicated school social worker to assist in addressing the emotional and social well-being of our Indigenous students. We are dedicated to providing services that assist students to develop attitudes, skills and knowledge required to successfully participate in educational experiences. We provide indirect and direct services to the student and/or school community. Our collective knowledge, skills, energy, creativity and empathy support and nurture this process.
This a temporary position to start as soon as possible and end June 29th, 2023 with the possibility of an extension. This position will be seven (7) hours per day 5 days a week, with some of those hours being outside of the regular scheduled school hours. Salary to be determined based on Education and Experience.
This is an exempt position and as such is not eligible for overtime and it is not part of a Union.
Key Duties:
Provide information, when appropriate, to outside support services to help students with economic, emotional, or physical issues.
Provide individual group and family counselling and intervention services during a time of crisis with the focus of connecting students and family to community resources/services as appropriate
Assist at-risk students or students with disabilities.
Communicate with parents, teachers, and administrators to understand students' challenges.
Maintain case files and reports to track students' progress and problems.
Help students and families suffering from abuse, violence, hunger, or homelessness to access resources like shelters, food banks, and medical care.
Consult with school administrators, teachers, support staff, school based team, parents
Plan and facilitate in-service training sessions for classroom teachers, youth care workers, educational assistants, and parents
Participate as an active member of the School-Based Team (SBT) and District support teams
Other job related duties as assigned by District Indigenous Principal.
Qualifications and Attributes:
A bachelor’s or master’s degree in social work, youth care, psychology or related field required
Valid license to practice Social Work in BC preferred
Experience within a setting where services related to a person’s social, emotional and life adjustment were required
Excellent interpersonal, leadership and organizational skills are required to work at all three tiers of a responsive system, supporting teachers, school teams and parents in developing and strengthening the social and emotional skills of our children & youth
Experience in providing liaison between school, home and community agencies, and facilitating referrals for service
Must be available to school based-staff at school locations
Must be flexible and team orientated
The candidate must have a reliable vehicle and be willing to travel to rural and in-town schools
Preference will be given to the candidate who has the above skill set plus:
Ability to participate in meetings outside of the regular school day to support learning
Participating as an active member of the School-Based Team (SBT) and District support teams
Qualifications and experience in counselling children/youth
Knowledge and skills to develop and support district protocols such as: Safety plan, Crisis Prevention & Intervention Plans, Emergency Plans, Risk Assessment and Threat Assessments
Experience and knowledge of processes such as Wraparound, Restorative Justice, Circle Talks, and Social Emotional Learning (SEL) supports
Providing individual group and family counselling and intervention services during a time of crisis with the focus of connecting students and family to community resources/services as appropriate
Skills to develop and implement individual/group programs in areas such as social skills, self-esteem, anger management, bullying, anxiety and peer pressure
Collaborative; team orientated
Preference will be given to qualified applicants of Indigenous ancestry
Interested Applicants are required to supply:
Three (3) references
Verification of qualifications
Compensation:
$2,000 relocation allowance from BC, AB and Yukon and up to $4,000 from other areas
Competitive Benefits package including medical, dental, extended health, group life insurance, municipal pension plan.
For more information please contact:
Pat Jansen, District Indigenous Principal at pjansen@prn.bc.ca or 250-785-8324/250-261-6244
Please note:
All applications with relevant documentation must be made through
Make A Future for consideration for the position
About School District 60:
School District 60 is noted for innovative educational practices and excellent cooperative relationships between all educational partners. Our district is made up of dedicated, energetic professionals for whom the achievement and well-being of their students is a first priority. Together we challenge, encourage and support all learners to be responsible for developing their abilities with respect for self, others and the environment.
School District 60 is progressive and growing. There are 23 schools with School District No. 60 (Peace River North). The district’s schools provide education services to approximately 6000 ethnically and demographically diverse students.
School District 60 is located on the eastern side of the Rocky Mountains in the northern tip of the Canadian Prairies in beautiful Fort St. John, BC. Fort St John is 478 km northeast of Prince Georgeand 1,237 km north of Vancouver, situated near the border with neighbouring Alberta, 214 km west of Grande Prairie, Alberta. The region’s economy is prosperous and expanding. Fort St John is a city for all seasons and year-round playground for those who like pristine wilderness, an active lifestyle, cosmopolitan city life and the enthusiasm of an energetic community.
Why School District 60:
Professional development opportunities
Supportive culture of collaboration
Curriculum and teacher supports
Advanced technology facilities and resources
Progressive and growing district
Innovative educational practices
We thank all applicants for their interest however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
Please Note :
nvalabs.org is the go-to platform for job seekers looking for the best job postings from around the web. With a focus on quality, the platform guarantees that all job postings are from reliable sources and are up-to-date. It also offers a variety of tools to help users find the perfect job for them, such as searching by location and filtering by industry. Furthermore, nvalabs.org provides helpful resources like resume tips and career advice to give job seekers an edge in their search. With its commitment to quality and user-friendliness, Site.com is the ideal place to find your next job.