Indigenous Services Curriculum Writer

Agilus Work Solutions; Victoria; On-site; CAD 80,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a forward-thinking organization dedicated to community education as an Indigenous Services Curriculum Writer. This role offers a unique opportunity to develop and implement curricula that reflect contemporary practices and legislation while working closely with Indigenous communities. You'll be integral in creating instructional materials and evaluating existing programs, ensuring they meet the needs of those they serve. With a competitive salary and a focus on professional growth, this position is perfect for someone passionate about making a difference in the lives of Indigenous Peoples and communities.

Benefits

Matching RRSP Group Savings Plan

Competitive benefits package

Professional growth opportunities

Wellness programs

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Social Work or equivalent experience required.
• Experience in delegated child welfare positions is essential.

Responsibilities

• Research and develop curriculum reflecting current practices and regulations.
• Collaborate with community partners to ensure curriculum relevance.

Skills

Curriculum Development

Indigenous Social Work

Legislation Knowledge

Community Collaboration

APA Referencing

Education

Bachelor’s in Social Work

Related Degree

Job description

Come be part of a Centre of Excellence in Community Education.Agilus is recruiting for an Indigenous Services Curriculum Writer in the NGO industry in Victoria, British Columbia. Our client, Indigenous Perspectives Society, is looking for a full time permanent person to join their team. A typical day:

• Curriculum Development: Research, plan, write, develop, implement, and revise curriculum to reflect current practices, legislation, and regulations
• Create learning objectives and instructional goals for new and existing curricula
• Prepare instructional materials for print and digital delivery, including detailed instructional procedures and key teaching points
• Evaluate the current curriculum and recommend improvements based on feedback and best practices
• Collaborate with key community partners and subject matter experts to ensure alignment, accuracy and relevance to current needs and practice
• Prepare and conduct presentations on curriculum and training-related projects as requested

Successful candidates will have:

• Bachelor’s in Social Work or Related Degree or demonstrated delegated experience
• Work experience in a delegated child welfare position (MCFD or a delegated agency) is required
• Familiarity with legislation, regulations, and practice standards related to ICFS is required
• In-depth knowledge of Indigenous social work, including child welfare and social service provisions, including the levels of delegation in BC
• Knowledge and understanding of historical and social impacts of colonization and the child welfare system on Indigenous Peoples and communities
• Proficiency in APA referencing and copyright considerations in curriculum development
• Experience working with Indigenous communities and knowledge of Indigenous Child and Family Services practices

Total rewards:

• $80000.00 - $85000.00 annually
• Matching RRSP Group Savings Plan after 6 months of employment
• Competitive benefits package after 3 months of employment
• Professional growth opportunities
• Wellness programs

Interested? Please apply directly online Agilus would like to thank all candidates for their interest in this opportunity. Due to the volume of resumes we receive; we may only be able to respond directly to those candidates being selected for an interview.We encourage you to visit agilus.ca regularly or subscribe to our email alerts at agilus.ca/Account/Register as new exciting employment opportunities become available daily.