Job opportunity
Student Well-Being Support Worker
Keewaytinook Okimakanak Board of Education
Support student well-being through transportation, referrals, and programming while collaborating with KOBE staff across scheduled and emergency needs.
The Multi-Purpose Worker operates under KOBE student services leadership. This position supports students through well-being activities, medical referrals, transportation, Life Skills workshops, and land-based programming. Work includes collaboration, documentation, safety planning, and travel to KO First Nation communities.
Key Responsibilities:
Transport students to appointments, events, and planned activities
Follow KOBE policies for student medical referrals
Support students in varied well-being situations
Assist with Life Skills workshops and programming
Document incidents and compile required reports
Requirements:
College diploma or equivalent experience, training, or education
Related work experience in a school environment
Knowledge of First Nation education issues and delivery models
Valid Class G Driver’s License
Willingness to travel to listed KO communities
Apply interpersonal, communication, transportation, and documentation skills while supporting KOBE students and well-being programming.
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Apply on source site The Multi-Purpose Worker operates under KOBE student services leadership. This position supports students through well-being activities, medical referrals, transportation, Life Skills workshops, and land-based programming. Work includes collaboration, documentation, safety planning, and travel to KO First Nation communities.
Key Responsibilities:
Transport students to appointments, events, and planned activities
Follow KOBE policies for student medical referrals
Support students in varied well-being situations
Assist with Life Skills workshops and programming
Document incidents and compile required reports
Requirements:
College diploma or equivalent experience, training, or education
Related work experience in a school environment
Knowledge of First Nation education issues and delivery models
Valid Class G Driver’s License
Willingness to travel to listed KO communities
Apply interpersonal, communication, transportation, and documentation skills while supporting KOBE students and well-being programming.
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