NNEC CURRICULUM COORDINATOR

Northwest Employment Works; Sioux Lookout; On-site; CAD 54,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Northern Nishnawbe Education Council in Sioux Lookout, ON is seeking a Curriculum Coordinator to develop, implement, and evaluate curriculum aligned with NNEC and provincial standards. The role collaborates with teachers and administrators to identify gaps, revise the curriculum, and provide professional development to staff while advancing culturally relevant pedagogy and equitable learning environments.

The ideal candidate holds OCT with Intermediate/Senior qualifications, demonstrates

Qualifications

• OCT with Intermediate/Senior qualifications and strong leadership.
• Experience planning and delivering professional development sessions.
• Experience working with First Nations students and communities is an asset.
• Knowledge of curriculum across multiple intermediate/senior grades.

Responsibilities

• Support implementation of programming and student achievement.
• Review, develop, implement and evaluate current curriculum.
• Collaborate with teachers and administrators on curriculum design and revision.
• Research trends in curriculum and instruction and integrate them.
• Assess curriculum effectiveness and implement changes.
• Provide professional development to teachers on curriculum and instruction.
• Assist in selecting instructional materials and resources.
• Develop system and school-based implementation plans.
• Promote culturally relevant pedagogy and inclusive learning environments.
• Focus on priorities set by the Director of Education.

Skills

Leadership

Organization

Interpersonal

Communication

Collaboration

Consultation

Professional development

Education

OCT with Intermediate/Senior qualifications

Job description

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

NNEC is a non-profit educational organization. Under the direction of the Sioux Lookout District Chiefs, NNEC delivers secondary and post-secondary education programs and services for First Nations people. NNEC operates Pelican Falls First Nations High School, Pelican Falls Centre, Dennis Franklin Cromarty High School, Wahsa Distance Education Centre. NNEC has offices in Lac Seul (head office), Sioux Lookout, and Thunder Bay. NNEC welcomes applications for the following position:

CURRICULUM COORDINATOR

Sioux Lookout, ON

The Curriculum Coordinator is responsible for developing, implementing, and evaluating curriculum for Northern Nishnawbe Education Council schools. The Curriculum Coordinator will work closely with teachers, administrators, and other stakeholders to identify and address any gaps in the curriculum, ensure that it aligns both NNEC and provincial standards, and make necessary revisions to improve student learning.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• To support the implementation of programming and student achievement
• Review, develop, implement and evaluate current curriculum used in NNEC schools
• Collaborate with teachers, administrators, and other stakeholders on the design and revision of the curriculum
• Research new developments and trends in curriculum and instruction and incorporating them into the curriculum
• Assessing and evaluating the effectiveness of the curriculum and making necessary changes
• Work with School Administration and other relevant staff to provide professional development and training to teachers on curriculum and instruction
• Work with school administration on the selection and adoption of instructional materials and resources
• To provide professional development on a range of high impact instructional practices and assessment practices in schools designed to identify and meet the needs of diverse learners
• Provide recommendations for development of both system and school-based implementation plans working to support and align secondary courses
• Support the implementation of culturally relevant pedagogy and culturally responsive, equitable, and inclusive learning environment
• Focus on priorities based on direction provided by the Director of Education

QUALIFICATIONS:

• OCT with Intermediate/Senior qualifications
• Leadership skills demonstrated at the school and system levels
• Excellent organization, interpersonal, communication, collaboration, and consultation skills
• Experience planning and delivering professional development sessions
• Experience networking with external partners
• Experience working with First Nations students and communities is an asset
• Comprehensive knowledge of curriculum in multiple intermediate/senior grade levels and subject areas

SALARY:

• A1 - $54,280 - $89,063
• A2 - $56,513 - $95,029
• A3 - $60,967 - $102,973
• A4 - $63,862 - $109,533

All staff are compensated 13 weeks of vacation either with vacation days, monetary compensation or a combination of both