Remote Indigenous Postsecondary Pathways Facilitator

Ulnooweg Development Group Inc; Remote; CAD 30,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

An Indigenous-led organization in Canada is seeking a Post-Secondary Pathway Facilitator to empower Indigenous youth by building collaborative networks. The role involves fostering connections among various stakeholders, guiding initiatives to enhance educational experiences, and expanding bursary programs. Strong project management and relationship-building skills are necessary for effectively navigating Indigenous educational pathways and combating systemic barriers. The position requires regular travel across Atlantic Canada and a passion for community development.

Benefits

Medical and dental coverage

Paid sick leave

3 weeks paid vacation

Statutory and Indigenous holidays

Annual holiday closure (2 Weeks in December)

Qualifications

• Post-secondary degree required, ideally in Education, Indigenous Studies or similar.
• Experience in project coordination and collaboration with multiple stakeholders.
• Knowledge of post-secondary education systems.

Responsibilities

• Foster partnerships among Indigenous communities and educational institutions.
• Support Indigenous youth in their educational journeys.
• Manage collaborative initiatives to improve educational access.

Skills

Collaboration

Communication

Project Management

Cultural Awareness

Facilitation

Education

Post-secondary degree in Education or related field

Tools

Microsoft Office Suite

Digital communication tools

Job description

An Indigenous-led organization in Canada is seeking a Post-Secondary Pathway Facilitator to empower Indigenous youth by building collaborative networks. The role involves fostering connections among various stakeholders, guiding initiatives to enhance educational experiences, and expanding bursary programs. Strong project management and relationship-building skills are necessary for effectively navigating Indigenous educational pathways and combating systemic barriers. The position requires regular travel across Atlantic Canada and a passion for community development.