25/26-220E - Relief Learning Support Worker (FSJSS)

Details: External Posting #25/26-220E - Relief Learning Support Worker Fort St. James Secondary 5.75 hours per day, 5 days per week Relief position starting as soon as possible until the regular employee returns Summary: Works with school and district staff to foster and develop the individual student's potential under the direction of the teacher and other related professionals Provides assistance to teachers and other professionals in the delivery of regular or alternate programs with a group or individual students Functions as an advocate for the students and as a member of the school-based team where required Qualifications: Completion of Grade 12 (Dogwood Certificate) Completion of an Education Assistant Certificate program BC driver’s license - Class 5 Full Privileged and an exemplary driving record/current driver's abstract 6 months of experience working with children/youth who have intellectual/behavioral or multiple disabilities WHMIS 2015 Certificate and familiarity with WorkSafeBC safety procedures **Please note, the rate of pay above is based on a Certified Learning Support Worker. Should you not have the required qualifications, you will be paid at the Uncertified Learning Support Worker rate ($27.40).** To Apply: Complete/update your Make A Future portfolio. Be sure to include the contact information for at least 2 professional references (current/former supervisors) Upload a copy of your most recent Cover Letter and Resume, showcasing your relevant education and experience. Upload a copy of the applicable certificates/documents as indicated in the Qualifications section of this posting You can obtain a copy of your driver's abstract (Personal Driving Record) online () If you do not have a WHMIS 2015 certificate from the last 12 months, you can complete the course online () Please note: Applications will only be accepted via Make A Future. E-mailed applications are not accepted. The successful applicant will be required to obtain a Criminal Record Check through the CRRP. Criminal Record Checks through your local RCMP detachment will not be accepted. This process is done online and can be a timely process. To speed up the process, we strongly recommend you obtain a BC Services Card Account as soon as possible (). If you need any assistance with your application,