Candidates need Cree fluency or working proficiency and deep knowledge of Cree culture. A post-secondary degree or equivalent community program experience, and familiarity with First Nations governance, are required, along with office software and proposal-writing skills.
East Central First Nations Education Partnership needs candidates with a CPIC with vulnerable sector check and a valid driver's licence. Teaching substitutes also need a valid Saskatchewan Teaching Certificate and a Bachelor of Education; CPR, First Aid and Safe Food Handling certificates are assets.
Teaching, Vulnerable sector check, Cleaning, Valid driver's licence, CPR, First Aid
2+ YOECandidates need a diploma in accounting or a business administration certificate is preferred, plus two to three years of experience. They need strong knowledge of basic accounting, Sage Accpac, spreadsheets, attention to detail and good organizational skills.
Candidates need a valid Saskatchewan Teaching Certificate and a Bachelor's degree or higher in education. A criminal record check with vulnerable sector check and a valid driver's licence are required, and an awareness of Indigenous culture is expected.