Tyndale St-Georges Community Centre Employment Opportunities

Reporting to the Education Coordinator, the Specialized Tutor is responsible for the specialized tutoring of at-risk children.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Assess needs of children in collaboration with Education Coordinator and the Educator

• Assist the educator in the development of individual education plans and implement them

• Assist in the development of innovative tools that will motivate children to learn

• Tutor children, especially those with special needs

• Actively monitor the academic progress of the students being tutored

• Participate in update meetings with Education Coordinator

• Complete all administrative tools needed to manage program (daily log, parent contact forms, teacher contact forms, etc)

• Speak with parents on a regular basis to update them on their child’s progress

• Develop positive interpersonal working relationships with the educator, parents, teachers, other staff members, mentors and children

Qualifications:

• CEGEP degree in a related field or relevant experience

• Minimum 2 years of experience in tutoring

• Must be bilingual.

• Effective written and oral communication skills

• Knowledge of issues facing children in marginalized communities

• Strong understanding of and ability to support child development

• Strong organization skills and ability to manage time

• Facility with the computer

• Must be a team-player; learning, working and communicating with other staff members is essential

Job Conditions:

• Starting at $16.00 per hour

• Hours: Mon- Wednesday 2:30-6:00 & Thursday 1:30-6:00 (total of 15 hours per week). Some flexibility required.

Submission deadline: October 13, 2023, 5:00pm

Please send your CV, letter of intent and two references to: Jennifer Maxwell Education Coordinator Email: jennifermaxwell@tyndalestgeorges.com

Reporting to the Recreation Coordinator, the animator is responsible for the development and implementation of socio-recreational programs.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Ensure the safety and well-being for a group of 10 - 20 children between the ages of 6 – 12.

• Research and develop age-appropriate, culturally-relevant and thematic 

socio-recreational curriculums. 

• Animate socio-recreational activities in relation to curriculum goals and participant needs.

• Develop children’s social developmental skills and promote positive individual/group behavior. 

• Intervene effectively in conflict situations.

• Ensure positive and professional relationships with Tyndale staff, parents, children and volunteers.

• Supervise, support and integrate volunteers and interns during programs.

• Efficiently complete all administrative tasks assigned with respect to deadlines.

• Be prepared for and actively participate in supervisory and staff meetings.

• Ensure the equipment, materials and supplies are properly used and stored.

• Help prepare/serve snack during programs.

• Implement and respect code of conduct, rules, policies and procedures. 

Qualifications:

• CEGEP in a related field or relevant experience

• Minimum 2 years of  experience in child animation and program planning

• Effective written and oral communication skills

• Knowledge of issues facing children in marginalized communities

• Strong understanding of and ability to support child development

• Strong organizational skills, communication, able to multi-task and strong time management.

• Ability to communicate in English is required. Ability to speak French is an asset.

Job Conditions:

• $18.00 /hour for 18.5 hrs /week (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 2:30pm-6pm. Thursday – 1:30-6:00pm)  

Please send your CV, Letter of Intent and 2 references to:

Luc Mantha, Children, Youth and Families Director

Email: lucmantha@tyndalestgeorges.com

Before 5:00 pm on September 13th 2024

Reporting to the Program Director, the Early Childhood Animator is to develop, implement and evaluate programs, activities and services for young children, from birth until school age (5 years), and their parents. The Early Childhood programs and services aim to stimulate children’s cognitive, social and motor development and support parents as the primary educators of their children.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Plan and implement parent-child playgroups to stimulate early childhood development and parent and child bonding; assess needs of program participants, and develop innovative approaches that empower participants.
• Animate and participate in all Early Childhood Programs; develop play-led, child-led curriculum; lead workshops for parents; prepare program materials, physical space & snacks.
• Evaluate the effectiveness of programs on an ongoing basis and use the results to improve programs.
• Maintain open, friendly, and cooperative relationship with each child’s family and encourage their involvement in the program; develop positive interpersonal relationships with team members, volunteers, and partners.
• Assist with program outreach and carry out administrative duties related to job tasks; participate in special events and activities of the Centre.

Qualifications:

• College or bachelor’s degree in relevant field.
• First Aid/ CPR certification
• 1 – 2 years’ experience in working with children (0 to 5 years) and families of diverse backgrounds.
• Strong knowledge of early childhood development and sensitivity to the needs of young children.
• Knowledge of the Little Burgundy Community; experience working in the community is desirable.
• Well-organized with strong time-management skills.
• Must be a team-player; learning, working and communicating with other staff members is essential.
• Able to work in English or/and French; proficiency in other languages is an asset.
• Experience working in non-profit setting and/or with vulnerable communities is an asset.

Job Conditions:

• $18-20 per hour, commensurate on experience
• Part time, 24 hours a week to start with possibility to increase
• Flexible work week, will include some weekend hours
• 3 months temporary part time contract

Please send your CV and brief letter of intent by August 30, 2024 to:

Jila Guerami, Early Childhood Program Interim Director

Email: jilaguerami@tyndalestgeorges.com 

Under the supervision of the Early Childhood and Families Program Director, the Early Childhood Educator creates a classroom environment and activities to promote the physical, social and emotional development of children, from birth to school age (5 years old). Implement and evaluate programs, activities and services for young children (0-5 years) and their parents. The educator participates as an active and effective member of the Early Childhood and Families team in a manner that enhances the delivery of Tyndale St-Georges programs and services while promoting and upholding its reputation the larger community.  The Early Childhood and Families programs and services aim to stimulate children’s cognitive, social and motor development and support parents as the primary educators of their children. 

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Plan and Facilitate age-appropriate activities
• Plan and implement parent and child playgroups to stimulate early childhood development and parent-child bonding
• Assess needs of program participants and develop innovative approaches that empower participants
• Maintain good relations with parents and community
• Assist with program outreach and carry out administrative duties related to job tasks and department; participate in special events and activities of the Centre.
• Evaluate the effectiveness of programs on an ongoing basis and use the results to improve programs.
• Teaching skills to children

Skills and abilities:

• Time management/organization skills
• Conflict resolution and negotiation with children and parents
• Assisting parents and children with specific needs
• Understanding case sensitivity
• Problem solving 
• Must be a team-player; learning, working and communicating with other staff members is essential

Qualifications:

• College or bachelor’s degree  in child studies or other related fields;
• Certificate in Early Childhood Education 
• Oral and written comprehension/expression in English: speak French
• Knowledge and sensitivity towards issues concerning diverse ethno—cultural backgrounds

Job Conditions: 

• Salary compensated with experience (hourly wage between $22 - $24)
• Full time permanent, 30 hours 
• Flexible work week, will occasionally include some weekend hours
• Group health insurance plan and pension after probationary period 3 months probationary period

Please send your CV and brief letter of intent by August 23rd, 2024 to:

Jila Guerami, Early Childhood & Families Program Director 

Email: jilaguerami@tyndalestgeorges.com

Tyndale St-Georges Community Centre is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to hiring a workforce

inclusive of the diverse population it serves.