Annapolis Valley Regional Centre for Education
Horton High School Family of Schools
Schools Plus Community Outreach Worker
7.00 hours per day
Closing date for applications - November 15, 2024 at midnight
Terms and conditions of employment, including wages, are in accordance with the Nova Scotia Government and General Employees Union (NSGEU) Local 73 Bargaining Unit.
The Schools Plus Community Outreach Worker under the direction of the Annapolis Valley Schools Plus Facilitator would provide direct support to children, youth, and families and would assist in navigating children, youth and their families to services and resources in the community on a 12-month basis. The Outreach Worker would work collaboratively with other school and agency staff to ensure that the student and/or their family have timely access to services and programs required.
REQUIREMENTS FOR SCHOOLS PLUS COMMUNITY OUTREACH WORKER
The Schools Plus Community Outreach Worker will require the completion of a two year of Human Services Diploma, with a formal practicum placement and experience in a related human services discipline.
Applications will be considered:
First, in accordance with the Nova Scotia Government and General Employees Union (NSGEU) Local 73 Bargaining Unit.
Second, to applicants who self-identify and are members of the identified peoples in accordance with AVRCE's Employment Equity.
Third, if there are no successful candidates from the Employment Equity applicant pool, then other external candidates will be considered for this position.
We thank all applicants for their interest, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
The Annapolis Valley Regional Centre for Education (AVRCE) includes 40 schools and two adult high schools, serving approximately 12,900 students.
Quick Facts:
- 40 elementary, middle & high schools
- 2 adult high schools
- 12,905 students
- 183 International students
- 3970 employees
- Annapolis County & Kings County, Nova Scotia
Geographic Area: AVRCE serves a diverse area in the Annapolis Valley, covering communities from Digby to Windsor, Nova Scotia. This includes 6 towns, 3 municipal regions, 3 Mi’kmaq communities and 10 historic African Nova Scotian communities contributing to a diverse population.
Schools and Programs: AVRCE oversees a wide range of elementary, middle, and high schools, as well as specialized programs and services to support student learning and development. Among these are French Immersion, International Baccalaureate (IB), and diverse vocational training opportunities.
Student Support Services: AVRCE is dedicated to supporting students by offering a range of support services including counselling, mental health resources, special education, and programs focused on improving literacy and numeracy.
Community Engagement: Encouraging parental and community participation in school activities and decision-making processes is very important at Annapolis Valley. This helps guarantee that our schools reflect the needs and values of the communities they serve.
Focus on Inclusive Education: at AVRCE, all students are valued. We make a conscious effort to create inclusive learning environments that accommodate the diverse needs of all students, including those with disabilities and those from different linguistic and cultural backgrounds.