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Job Location | Squamish, BC |
Education | Not Mentioned |
Salary | Not Disclosed |
Industry | Not Mentioned |
Functional Area | Not Mentioned |
Job Type | Full Time |
Forest School Educator (Substitute Teacher, Squamish Saplings program).We are looking for a substitute forest educator who would be willing to be on call for our Squamish program and potentially take a part time position if the numbers of children increase.Starting September 14th.Responsibilities:Alongside the management plan and implement a dynamic forest program.Ensure the safety of all children including but not limited to forest play, hiking, climbing trees, or while in close proximity to such things as standing water, streams, and another terrain.Ensure the daily preparation of learning areas and materials.Assume overall responsibility for program tools and equipment, including safety, use, and maintenance.Plan, prepare and co-create seasonal activities and projects utilizing natural materials, locally foraged or sourced.Implement mentorship strategies that are individually focused and age-appropriate, with an emphasis on compassion and respect.Attend monthly staff meetings and parent meetings as needed.Communicate with parents effectively, in person, and occasionally by phone.Be physically capable of performing teaching duties with enthusiasm regardless of the weather (rain, sleet, snow, heat) including the ability to walk distances and over uneven terrain, carry a backpack, and supplies.Support the benefits of risk-taking, movement, and physical development in the early years.Encourage familiarity with the local flora and fauna, including poisonous plants and their location, or be willing to be mentored, seek outside training or self-study.Model and teach outdoor skills including risk management, knots, shelter building, self-care/appropriate clothing, leave-no-trace practices, and interacting with local wildlife.Qualifications:Current First Aid Certificate.Current Criminal Record Check.ECE Certificate or Equivalent Experience.Work experience with children ages 3-6, preferably with experience in the area of outdoor education focusing on play-based, student-led learning.Interpersonal skills as you are interacting with children and parents.About Saplings Outdoor Program:Saplings Outdoor Program is a nature-based program located in West Vancouver for children ages 2.5-9 years old. The main purpose of our program is to provide children with an opportunity to connect with the environment in a safe and enjoyable way. Nature is a child’s best education.Quick Apply