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The YMCA Chetwynd Care and Learning Centre is seeking an Early Childhood Educator, Infant-Toddler to provide safe, engaging care for infants and toddlers within the YMCA Playing to Learn curriculum.
Reporting to the Manager, this temporary, full-time role runs 40 hours weekly with rotating 7:30am–5:00pm shifts. Start date January 4, 2027, end January 4, 2028, plus competitive benefits and professional development opportunities.
Position Title: Early Childhood Educator, Infant-Toddler
Location: YMCA Chetwynd Care and Learning Centre (4916 52nd Ave SW, Chetwynd, BC V0C 1J0)
Term: Temporary, Full-Time
Hours: 40 hours per week
Shift: Monday-Friday: shifts will rotate between the hours of 7:30am-5:00pm
Start Date: January 4, 2027
End Date: January 4, 2028
Salary: $32.66 per hour for ECE IT Certificate (Includes $6 per hour Provincial Wage Enhancement Program)
Reports To: Manager
*Some benefits may vary based on region and employment terms
Early childhood educators (ECE, ECE-IT/ SN) at the YMCA ensure a safe and engaging environment for all children. By adhering to the YMCA Playing to Learn curriculum, they design, and lead activities tailored to the interests and developmental stages of the children in their care. These educators also cultivate and maintain strong, positive relationships with parents, fellow educators, and community partners to deliver high-quality childcare within the communities we serve.
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