School Outreach Liaison

The School Outreach Liaison is responsible for creating, strengthening and maintaining linkages between the school, families and the community. The School Outreach Liaison supports transitions of students into and within the school, liaising with families and First Nation communities and leaders, and bridging cultural differences to ensure all students feel a sense of place, caring and belonging in the school.

What will make you successful:
Diploma or equivalent in a human service-related field (i.e.: Mental Health and Addictions Counselling, Youth Care Worker, Child and Youth Care Counsellor) if no previous experience working as a Community School Coordinator or Family Liaison Worker.
A minimum three years of experience working with children and youth.
Excellent interpersonal skills to effectively engage with a wide range of client groups and understanding of how to deliver culturally responsive services to a diverse group of students, families and communities.
Excellent problem-solving skills and solution focused interaction.
Deep knowledge of Indigenous ancestry, culture, teachings and traditions.
Excellent communication, time management and organizational skills.
Ability to manage confidential material and maintain staff and student privacy.

What you can expect:
Hourly rate range: $31.70 - $38.26.
100% employer paid health benefits plan.
Employer matched pension plan.
Hours of work are 20 hours per week on school days, with an exact scheduling to be determined. School Outreach Liaisons are not scheduled to work during school vacation periods including the summer break.
Additional working conditions, leave provisions and other benefits are described in the CUPE Agreement.