As of November 6, 2026, Jobsy lists 210 early childhood educator jobs in Canada. The median advertised pay is $27.30 an hour (from 86 postings). The most active employers are YMCA of Northern Alberta, BrightPath Kids Canada and YBC. Skills often requested: ece, first aid, child care and cpr.
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• Early Childhood Education - Level 3 Certification OR B.Ed./Equivalent; • Must meet province requirements for childcare employment; • Current Standard First Aid and infant child CPR
Candidates need an Early Childhood Education Level 1 certificate or a B.Ed. or equivalent, and must meet provincial childcare employment requirements. They also need current Standard First Aid, infant and child CPR, and up-to-date immunizations and a health assessment.
Candidates need a valid ECE Certificate and First Aid Certificate, a valid criminal record check, and Canadian citizenship or permanent residency. Strong English communication, good work ethic, and flexibility are also needed.
1+ YOECandidates need ECE Level 3 and a two- to four-year Early Childhood Education college program, plus one year of child care experience, with supervisory experience preferred. They also need First Aid and CPR, a vulnerable sector check, and medical and immunization records.
ECE, Children's physical development, Develop curriculum, Fine arts, Teaching, Inspection
Candidates need Basic ECE or ECEA certification recognized in British Columbia, plus Emergency First Aid and CPR-C with AED, which can be obtained within 30 days of starting. Strong verbal and written communication skills and a clear criminal record check with vulnerable sector search are also required.
Candidates need a Basic ECE(A) certificate from a British Columbia program, plus Emergency First Aid and CPR-C with AED, which must be obtained within 30 days of starting. Strong verbal and written communication skills are required, and an Infant Toddler Educator licence or Special Needs Educator training is an asset.
Candidates need a basic ECEA or ECE certificate recognized in British Columbia, plus Emergency First Aid and CPR-C with AED, which must be obtained within 30 days of starting. Strong verbal and written communication, a clear criminal record check with vulnerable sector search, and three satisfactory references are also required.
Candidates need a basic ECE certification recognized in British Columbia and an Infant Toddler Educator (ITE) licence. Emergency First Aid, CPR-C and AED certification are required within 30 days of starting, plus strong verbal and written communication skills.
Candidates need basic ECE certification recognized in British Columbia and an Infant Toddler Educator licence. Emergency First Aid, CPR-C and AED certification are required within 30 days of starting, along with strong communication skills and a clear criminal record check with vulnerable sector search.
Candidates need a basic ECE certification recognized in British Columbia, strong verbal and written communication skills, and Emergency First Aid with CPR-C and AED, to be obtained within 30 days of starting. An Infant Toddler Educator licence is preferred, and a satisfactory criminal record check with vulnerable sector search is required.
Candidates need a basic ECE certification recognized in British Columbia, and Emergency First Aid with CPR-C and AED within 30 days of starting. Strong verbal and written communication skills are required, and Infant Toddler Educator or Special Needs Educator training and child development training are assets.
Candidates need an early childhood education diploma or be working toward one, knowledge of child development and play-based practice, health and safety knowledge, teamwork and communication skills, and a valid Standard First Aid certificate.
Candidates need enthusiasm and energy for working with young children, plus good written and verbal communication. An Early Childhood Education certificate or diploma is preferred, or working towards one. Successful candidates must provide a criminal record and vulnerable sector check and a standard First Aid and CPR certificate.
ECE, Early childhood education, First Aid, CPR, Communication skills, Child care
Candidates need a Saskatchewan ECE II or III certificate and experience in an early childhood setting. They also need CPR and Standard First Aid, Safe Food Handling, and a clean criminal record with a vulnerable sector check.
Candidates need a BC Early Childhood Educator Certificate, Emergency Childcare and CPR-B or C First Aid, and experience applying the BC Early Learning Framework in group child care. They must also be physically fit for full-time work, including lifting up to 15 kg and long periods outdoors.
MS Office Suite, Adobe Creative Suite, content management systems
1+ YOECandidates need knowledge of Early Childhood Education principles and the BC Early Learning Framework, plus adherence to the ECEBC Code of Ethics and provincial child care licensing rules. Strong communication skills with children and families are required.
ECE, Child care, Documentation, Research, Care planning, Cleaning
1+ YOECandidates need a valid Early Childhood Educator Senior Practitioner licence, a two-year Early Childhood Education diploma, and up to one year of work with young children. A valid First Aid and CPR certificate and a B.C. driver's licence are also required.
ECE, Health and safety, Work independently, Computer skills, Early childhood education, First Aid
YMCA of Northern Alberta: YMCA of Northern Alberta is an independent charity that provides health, education and social services to communities including Red Deer, Edmonton,…
Candidates need a Level 2 Child Care Certification (or be in progress), Standard First Aid and CPR-C, and a Police Information Check with vulnerable sector check. Experience working with children is preferred, along with basic tablet and Microsoft Word skills.
YMCA of Northern Alberta: YMCA of Northern Alberta is an independent charity that provides health, education and social services to communities including Red Deer, Edmonton,…
Candidates need a Level 2 Child Care Certification (or be in progress), Standard First Aid and CPR-C, and a Police Information Check with vulnerable sector check. Experience working with children is preferred, along with basic tablet and Microsoft Word skills.
YMCA of Northern Alberta: YMCA of Northern Alberta is an independent charity that provides health, education and social services to communities including Red Deer, Edmonton,…
Candidates need a Level 2 Child Care Certification (or be in progress), Standard First Aid and CPR-C, and a Police Information Check with vulnerable sector check. Experience working with children is preferred, along with basic tablet and Microsoft Word skills.
Candidates need an Early Childhood Education diploma or equivalent and a current Nova Scotia ECE classification (Level 1, 2 or 3). They also need First Aid and CPR-C, a clear Vulnerable Sector Check and Child Abuse Registry Check, and strong communication skills.
2+ YOECandidates need a valid ECA or higher early childhood certification (PEI or equivalent), at least 2 years of hands-on childcare experience, and familiarity with PEI's Early Childhood acts, regulations and the Early Learning Framework. Strong communication skills and their own transportation are also required.
Candidates need a minimum of Grade 12 and current First Aid/CPR training, plus experience providing childcare for children of all abilities. Early childhood education or a related support program is an asset, along with good communication, teamwork and basic Microsoft Office skills.
Candidates need ECE Level I, II or III, or must be willing to enroll in classes, plus First Aid and CPR C. They must pass a criminal record check and vulnerable sector search, and work well as part of a team.
How much does a early childhood educator make in Canada?
The median advertised pay is $27.30 an hour, across 86 postings that list pay. The lowest quarter pays under $18.42 and the top quarter over $29.47.
Who is hiring early childhood educators?
YMCA of Northern Alberta (33), BrightPath Kids Canada (23), YBC (14), YMCA Newfoundland and Labrador (7) and BGC Okanagan (6).
What skills do early childhood educator jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention ece, first aid, child care, cpr, early childhood education, communication skills, vulnerable sector check and microsoft office.