Keewaytinook Okimakanak Board of Education is looking to hire a full-time Communicative Disorders Assistant (CDA) to support students in the remote First Nation communities of Keewaywin First Nation, North Spirit Lake First Nation, Poplar Hill First Nation, Deer Lake First Nation and Fort Severn First Nation. Reporting to the Vice Principal, the CDA will work directly with the Speech Language Pathologist to deliver assigned intervention programming to support students’ speech and language needs in kindergarten to grade 12.The CDA will participate in the Speech and Language Team in cooperation with KOBE staff, KO First Nation School Principals and teachers and student families in addressing students’ speech and language needs.
The CDA will visit community schools and provide 1:1 intervention to students in person and through virtual learning sessions.
Qualifications and Skills:
Communicative Disorders Assistant Certificate is preferred Post Secondary diploma Possess an attitude of respect and sensitivity towards clients with varied backgrounds and abilities. Experience with providing group and individual interventions to children and youth Experience working in a school setting Ability to be flexible within your role Possess ability to function successfully as part of a team Proven ability to work independently Possess excellent communication/interpersonal skills Ability to travel to remote First Nations in small planes
This full-time position will be based out of Sioux Lookout, Balmertown, or Thunder Bay, Ontario.
Salary range: $41,811 - $65,164 based on education and experience. KOBE offers a Comprehensive Benefit Package.
Applicants interested in this position are welcome to submit their resume and cover letter with three recent professional references including your current supervisor and a letter of permission for KO Board of Education to contact these references to:
As per policy, applicants should note that COVID-19 Immunization is a condition of employment within KOBE.
KOBE gives preference in hiring to members of the KO First Nations, and secondly to indigenous individuals from outside of the KO First Nations. Qualified members of the KO First Nations, as well as indigenous people from outside the KO First Nations are encouraged to apply.
Closing date: opened until filled
KOBE wishes to thank all applicants in advance. However, only those granted an interview will be contacted.
About Us:
The Keewaytinook Okimakanak Board of Education (KOBE) is a dynamic and evolving organization dedicated to providing innovative and high-quality educational programs and services to the First Nation communities we serve. Established to serve and support educational standards within our communities, KOBE is situated in the heart of Northern Ontario, enveloping a rich tapestry of Anishinaabe culture, language, and tradition that we strive to preserve and strengthen through our educational endeavors.
Why Join Us?
At the Keewaytinook Okimakanak Board of Education (KOBE), you will be part of a community that values your contributions and supports your professional growth. We offer a unique opportunity to make a tangible difference in the lives of our students, all the while working in a vibrant and culturally rich setting. Our educators and administrative staff are not just employees; they are integral members of the communities they serve, embarking on a rewarding career path that intertwines professional development with meaningful, community-based impacts.
Student Services Activity Centre Worker Lead Term Position 1 Year
KOBE Student Services is a department of KO Board of Education that provides support to students attending secondary schools in Thunder Bay, Sioux Lookout and Dryden. The Activity Centre Worker Lead will oversee and plan activities with the Activity Centre Workers.
Qualifications: Ability to speak one of the local dialects is an asset Experience working with First Nations an asset Knowledge of First Nations peoples specifically First Nations in NAN Strong interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills Experience in coordinating events with students CPR/First Aid, Safe Food Handling or willing to obtain Able to work effectively with others Ability to work independently and as part of a team Ability to maintain confidentiality Ability to work evenings and shift work Driver’s license with 3 years driving experience Must be willing to provide a vulnerable sector check
Duties: -create weekly/monthly activity schedule -keep students informed of the activities schedule -monitor all activity centre workers (Dryden, Sioux Lookout and Thunder Bay) -weekly/monthly report of activities -promote team work approach with staff -chaperone students on planned activities with Land Based and Student Wellness Programs as required -other duties as required
Wage range: $45,950 - $70,520 based on education and experience. KOBE offers a Comprehensive Benefit Package.
Applicants interested in this position are welcome to submit their resume and cover letter with three recent professional references including your current supervisor and a letter of permission for KO Board of Education to contact these references to:
Closing Date: January 30, 2025
As per policy, applicants should note that COVID-19 Immunization is a condition of employment within KOBE.
KOBE gives preference in hiring to members of the KO First Nations, and secondly to First Nations individuals from outside of the KO First Nations. Qualified members of the KO First Nations, as well as First Nations people from outside the KO First Nations are encouraged to apply.
KOBE wishes to thank all applicants in advance.However, only those granted an interview will be contacted.
About the Company
Keewaytinook Okimakanak Board of Education (KOBE) is looking to hire a full-time Speech Language Pathologist to support students requiring speech and language assessments and intervention in the remote First Nations of Deer Lake First Nation, Keewaywin First Nation, Poplar Hill First Nation, Fort Severn First Nation, and North Spirit Lake First Nation.
To support the work-life balance and the well-being of our staff, KOBE offers the following vacation and holiday schedule: Four weeks of vacation annually as part of their employment benefits Two weeks off during the Christmas break, coinciding with the holiday season One week off for March Break , aligning with the school calendar
About the Role
Reporting to the Vice Principal, the successful candidate will be required to complete assessments, develop intervention plans and complete reporting for students with communication disorders. The Speech Language Pathologist will provide direction and guidance to the Communication Disorders Assistant(s). The Speech Language Pathologist will participate as a member of the Speech Language Team in cooperation with KOBE staff, KO First Nation school principals and teachers, students’ families in addressing students’ speech and language needs. The Speech and Language Pathologist will work out of KOBE's Winnipeg sub office and travel to Northern community schools to provide 1:1 intervention to students.
Qualifications
Master’s degree in Speech Language Pathology Registered and a member in good standing with the College of Audiologists and Speech Language Pathologists of Manitoba (CASLPM) Experience in working with school age children Experience with providing group and individual interventions to children and youth Experience working in a school setting Possess excellent communication/interpersonal skills Possess ability to function successfully as part of a team Able to travel to remote First Nations in small planes Current valid Criminal Record Check
Salary range: $82,115 - $99,812 based on education and experience. KOBE offers a Comprehensive Benefit Package.
Submit a resume and cover letter with three recent professional references including your current supervisor and a letter of permission for KO Board of Education to contact these references to:
As per policy, applicants should note that COVID-19 Immunization is a condition of employment within KOBE.
KOBE gives preference in hiring to members of the KO First Nations, and secondly to indigenous individuals from outside of the KO First Nations. Qualified members of the KO First Nations, as well as indigenous people from outside the KO First Nations are encouraged to apply.
About Us
The Keewaytinook Okimakanak Board of Education (KOBE) is a dynamic and evolving organization dedicated to providing innovative and high-quality educational programs and services to the First Nation communities we serve. Established to serve and support educational standards within our communities, KOBE is situated in the heart of Northern Ontario, enveloping a rich tapestry of Anishinaabe culture, language, and tradition that we strive to preserve and strengthen through our educational endeavors.
Why Join Us?
At the Keewaytinook Okimakanak Board of Education (KOBE), you will be part of a community that values your contributions and supports your professional growth. We offer a unique opportunity to make a tangible difference in the lives of our students, all the while working in a vibrant and culturally rich setting. Our educators and administrative staff are not just employees; they are integral members of the communities they serve, embarking on a rewarding career path that intertwines professional development with meaningful, community-based impacts.
