As of November 6, 2026, Jobsy lists 3 education assistant jobs in Cranbrook, BC. The most active employers are Calgary Catholic School District, School District #63 (Saanich) and First Nation School Board - Yukon. Skills often requested: communication skills, first aid, vulnerable sector check and counsel students.
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Candidates need a one-year Education Assistant certificate from an accredited institute, a 180-hour supervised school practicum, and a current autism course of at least 25 hours if not included in the certificate. They must communicate well, stay calm with students, and be physically able to do the job.
specialized equipment, wheelchair, electronic devices, personal communicators
Candidates need a one-year Education Assistant certificate from an accredited institute and a 180-hour supervised school practicum. A current autism course of at least 25 hours is needed if it is not part of the certificate. Strong communication, calm patience and adaptability are essential.
Candidates need Education Assistant certification or human services or related post-secondary training, or an equivalent mix of education and experience. Experience supporting an Indigenous community is an asset, and a valid BC driver's licence and clear background checks are required.
Calgary Catholic School District (8), School District #63 (Saanich) (7), First Nation School Board - Yukon (5), Catholic Independent Schools Vancouver Archdiocese (5) and School District #60 (Peace River North) (4).
What skills do education assistant jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention communication skills, first aid, vulnerable sector check, counsel students, iep, personal care, adaptability and confidentiality.