Employment Opportunity

Adult / Post-Secondary Educator

Adult/Post-Secondary Educator - Job Posting

Reporting to the Director of Education, the Adult/Post-Secondary Educator is to implement community adult learning programming reflective of both the needs of the community and the needs of participants enrolled in the program.

The primary responsibilities of the Adult/Post-Secondary Educator are to strengthen foundational adult skills in an environment that supports and fosters growth and self-confidence and to enhance community-based partnerships that support the development of literacy, numeracy, and foundational skills.

Duties & Responsibilities

    • Develop and deliver literacy, numeracy and foundational skill-related activities, including workshops and courses that strengthen abilities and provide adults with confidence and a bridge to academic upgrading programs in their community.
    • Attend interagency meetings, career days and other community events; assist in planning and hosting events.
    • Ongoing training and research to increase knowledge of program and to ensure a successful Adult Learning Program.
    • Support and collaborate with other departments with the integration of language.
    • Coordinate the production of reports on department programs and projects to community members, Council, staff and external partners

Qualifications

    • Bachelor of Education degree is preferred. Applicants with a diploma or certificate as an Education Assistant or in the Human Services field may be considered.
    • Preference will be given to applicants with previous experience successfully working with adults in academic upgrading or literacy programs.
    • Knowledge of Indigenous culture and ideally previous experience working in Indigenous communities.
    • Successful applicant will be required to complete mandatory training relating to the Community Adult Learning Program.
    • Strong computer skills, specifically with MS Office Suite.
    • Provide a current vulnerable sector police information check
    • Ability to develop a mutually respectful partnership with clients and their families to help clients gain the necessary skills and confidence to address the issues and problems they face

Deadline to Apply

Open Until Filled

If interested, please contact:

ATTN: Human Resources
P.O Box 1178,
Chapleau, ON
P0M 1K0

Email: [email protected]