Candidates need a Social Work degree or a Master's in Counselling or a related field, and must be registered or eligible with the College of Alberta Psychologists (Counselling Therapist) or the Alberta College of Social Workers. Experience counselling children and adolescents is strongly preferred.
Candidates need a Christian faith commitment, an organized and self-motivated approach, and a clear sense of how their faith and experience prepare them for teaching at a Christian school. Submitting an optional reference letter about faith life and service is encouraged.
Candidates need a valid Alberta Teaching certificate, a clear criminal record check including a Vulnerable Sector check, and a completed Child Intervention Check. Strong classroom management, organization, communication and comfort with technology are expected.
Horizon School Division needs dependable, self-motivated people who can work independently, with attention to detail, good communication and a commitment to safety. Custodial or maintenance experience is an asset but not required.
Cleaning, Work independently, Attention to detail, Communication skills
Candidates need a positive attitude toward children and learning, respect for Hutterite culture and beliefs, and the ability to work independently and as part of a team. The role requires patience, confidentiality, and a passing Criminal Records Check with Vulnerable Sector Check.
Candidates need a high school diploma and either two years of post-secondary education or five years of experience supervising children or youth in a school setting. They must provide a criminal record check and vulnerable sector check, and strong communication and rapport-building skills.
Candidates must be at least 18 years old and pass a criminal record and vulnerable sector check. The posting asks for patience, support for students, and the ability to manage challenging behaviours.
Candidates need a degree in Social Work or a Master's in Counselling or a related discipline, and must be registered or eligible with the College of Alberta Psychologists (Counselling Therapist) or the Alberta College of Social Workers. Experience counselling children and adolescents is strongly preferred.
Candidates need to make positive connections with students, staff and the community. Knowledge of Low German Mennonite culture is a strong asset. Applicants must be at least 18 and pass a criminal record and vulnerable sector check.
Candidates need a positive, patient, kind and dependable attitude, the ability to adapt in a fast-paced setting, and comfort working with Grade 6-8 students in a team. Applicants must be 18 or older and pass a Criminal Records Check with Vulnerable Sector Check.
Candidates need an understanding of early childhood development and primary learning needs. Experience with play-based classrooms is a strong asset, and Hanen and SIVA training are considered beneficial.
Candidates need patience, adaptability and a supportive, inclusive approach with children. They must be at least 18 years old to pass a Criminal Records Check with Vulnerable Sector Check, and must complete the reference release and support staff self declaration forms.