Service Education Assistant jobs in Prince George, BC

This position works under the close supervision of an Early Childhood Educator to provide support and direct care to children under 3, including infants/toddlers and children with additional needs to promote their intellectual, physical, and emotional growth.

Key Duties and Responsibilities:

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Assists in planning, carrying out, and supporting developmentally appropriate activities and experiences for children using modelling, observing, and reinforcing techniques

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Supports the implementation of daily program schedules, including indoor/outdoor, active/quiet, and individual and group activities

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Observes children and reports on their abilities, interests, needs, progress, and behaviours to the Early Childhood Educator

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Assists in implementing individualized and group programming as directed by the Early Childhood Educator

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Demonstrates respect, awareness, and cultural humility toward First Nations, Indigenous, and diverse cultural communities

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Supports communication with families by sharing general information and referring questions or concerns to the Early Childhood Educator

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Maintains required records and documentation as directed

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Participates in program activities and supports overall program delivery

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Attends to children’s physical needs, including diapering, toileting, eating, and sleeping

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Assist in maintaining a healthy and safe environment by identifying and reporting potential hazards

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Cleans, organizes, and maintains program equipment and facilities

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Administers first aid in accordance with established policy (as required)

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Works collaboratively with team members and follows direction from senior staff.

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Performs other related duties as required.

Qualifications Education, Training, and Experience

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Valid Early Childhood Educator Assistant (ECEA) Certificate issued by the BC ECE Registry

Job Skills and Abilities:

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Basic knowledge of child development

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Ability to support program delivery within the program’s service model framework

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Strong interpersonal communication skills, both verbal and written

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Awareness of trauma-informed practice, including the impacts of violence, substance use, and systemic marginalization (considered an asset)

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Ability to work effectively with diverse and marginalized populations

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Commitment to cultural humility and inclusive practice

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Basic computer skills

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Organizational and time management skills appropriate to a support role

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Ability to work effectively under close supervision and follow direction from a senior staff member

Pay: $25.17-$28.85 per hour

Benefits:

• Casual dress

Education:

• AEC / DEP or Skilled Trade Certificate (preferred)

Licence/Certification:

• ECEA (required)

Location:

• Prince George, BC (preferred)

Work Location: In person