Indigenous Education Division Manager

Shishalh Nation

Sechelt

On-site

CAD 90,000 - 130,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

shíshálh Nation invites applications for Education Division Manager to provide strategic leadership for lifelong learning across Early Learning through to Post-Secondary, Adult Education, and Language programs. The role ensures educational services reflect our culture, language, traditions and values while supporting community priorities and self-determination.

You will oversee budgeting, staff leadership, policy development and community partnerships with schools, government agencies and

Qualifications

Master's degree in Education or related field; equivalent combinations considered.
7–10 years progressive education leadership experience; at least 5 years managing teams and budgets.
Experience with Indigenous communities and government-funded programs.
Comprehensive understanding of First Nations K-12, post-secondary and adult education in BC.
Valid driver’s license and a clean Criminal Record Check.

Responsibilities

Provide strategic leadership and direction for the Nation's Education Division.
Oversee the planning, delivery, and continuous improvement of Early Learning, K–12, Post-Secondary, Adult Education, Employment and Training and Language.
Lead, mentor, and support a high-performing team by fostering collaboration, accountability and professional development.
Develop and manage departmental budgets, funding agreements, grants and financial reporting to ensure responsible stewardship of resources.
Build and maintain strong partnerships with schools, post-secondary institutions, government agencies, Indigenous organizations and community partners.
Develop and implement policies, strategic plans, and initiatives that enhance educational outcomes and lifelong learning opportunities for shíshálh members.
Monitor program performance, evaluate outcomes, and prepare reports and recommendations for senior leadership and Chief and Council.
Champion culturally grounded education by integrating shashishalhem language, cultural teachings, and community values into programs and services.
Ensure compliance with applicable legislation, funding agreements, organizational policies, and privacy requirements.
Represent the Nation on regional, provincial, and national education committees, working groups, and partnership initiatives.