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British Columbia Public School Employers' Association | Make a Future - Careers in BC Education is seeking an itinerant Educational Assistant to support students across Saanich Schools, including Stelly's Secondary. The role is 27.5 hours per week with potential increases based on placements and student needs.
Pay rate is $32.08 per hour; end date June 29, 2027. This position provides extensive support to students with complex needs and requires collaboration across sectors with a personalized
Driven by our goal of having students thrive in their personal achievements, Saanich Schools provides challenging and engaging educational programs within a safe and nurturing learning environment for the 8,000 students who live and learn here. Our school districtis comprised of 18 schools with the singular focus of delivering high quality education so our students can realize theirpersonal goals whichinclude post-secondaryand employment opportunitiesaround Canada and the world.Our staff of over 1,300 caring professionals are here to make dreams turn into reality.
This is an itinerant position with a base of 27.5 hours per week. Hours may increase depending on school placement and student need.
Stelly's Secondary, 28.67 hours per week
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 8:30am to 3:05pm
Wednesday, Friday: 8:30am to 2:35pm
(Includes 1/2 hour unpaid lunch) 10 months per year while regular classes are in session
Additional minutes per day are included in the Current Shift's schedule above, which staff are expected to work daily in lieu of the spring break closure week in order to allow employees in continuing and temporary assignments to be paid their regular pay during the spring closure week as per Letter of Understanding- Spring Closure Week.
$32.08
June 29, 2027
This students' IEP recommends that a male EA provides support.
This position provides extensive support to student(s) with complex needs who have very serious emotional, mental health, developmental, and behavioural needs involving multiple sectors/child-serving systems. This requires specialized treatment and a service plan that is individualized and integrated.