$17 · Support Worker - Harbourside Club

Position Summary The program area includes Licensed Group Child Care for School-age Program, Pro-D Days, and Holidays Camps. The program is designed for children ages 5-12 and runs 7:00am-9:00am & 2:30pm-4.30pm Monday to Friday. The Support Worker is expected to build relationships with children, youth, and families within their designated programs while ensuring an inclusive engaging and safe environment. The Support Worker is responsible for assisting with inclusive programs while complying with VIHA licensing regulations and agency policy and procedures. The Support Worker will work one on one with the supported youth in a group childcare setting. The successful candidate will bring to their role energy, creativity, dependability, organization, a passion for empowering all children and a general attitude of support to the Boys and Girls Club as well as the community served. Qualifications * Minimum of 20 hours of training or courses in one of the following areas: child development, guidance, health and safety, or nutrition. * Minimum of one year experience working with children and youth ages 5-12 (camp or licensed child care setting an asset) * Demonstrated innovative and intentional program planning and a preventative approach to behavioral management * Excellent communication skills * Current Standard First Aid certification/CPR C * A criminal record check will be processed prior to employment Job Information * Wage: $17/hour + 4% vacation pay * Term: September 8th- June 25th, 2021 (training day is Sept 8th,2020) * Hours: 20 hours/week, plus ProD day hours * Location: Harbourside Club, 410 Macauley Road, Esquimalt, V9A 5Y3 * Job Opportunities: Comprehensive professional development * To apply: Submit your resume and cover letter stating the position that you are applying for * The posting will remain open until the position is filled. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Important Note Regarding COVID-19 * This is a front-line position working in direct contact with youth, and it is considered safe according to governmental guidelines for pandemic outbreaks.