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FUNCTION & DUTIES: Under the supervision of the Assistant Director General, the Centre Director is the senior administrator of the Board in his/her community and is responsible for all aspects of the organization and administration of the community school and its related services. Other duties include: Responsible for the implementation of Board and local policy as determined by the Commissioners and the local Education Committee. Is the liaison between the community and the Responsible for the organization and supervision of the physical plant including school, residences, shops, warehouse, vehicles and equipment. Is the Secretary-Treasurer of the local Education Supervise, mentor and manage employees under their responsibility. Is responsible for all aspects of the organization and administration of Board activities within his/her QUALIFICATIONS: Undergraduate degree in a relevant field of study certifying a minimum three (3)-year university program or...

INTERNAL/EXTERNAL POSTING #25/26 - 89 Accommodations for persons with disabilities are available during the recruitment and selection process. Applicants need to make their required accommodations known in advance by contacting the Human Resources Department at (807) 274-2931 ext. 1236. This position is for an existing vacancy ⊠ This posting is for a newly created position □ INTERNAL/EXTERNAL POSTING #25/26 - 89 1.0 FTE EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT, FORT FRANCES OR DRYDEN BOARD OFFICE The Northwest Catholic District School Board is a system committed to Catholic Education. The Board serves the communities of Dryden, Fort Frances, Sioux Lookout, Atikokan and Stratton in Northwestern Ontario. The Board operates five (5) elementary schools, serving a total of approximately 1300 students. The Executive Assistant to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Secretary of the Board provides high level executive, governance and administrative support to the CEO and...

Lieu : Toronto Raison de la recherche : Remplacement Salaire : 130 000 $ à 180 000 $ Le petit chaperon rouge Depuis 1979, Le Petit Chaperon Rouge (LPCR) joue un rôle essentiel dans l’épanouissement des enfants et le soutien aux familles francophones de Toronto. Devenu le plus grand service de garde francophone à Toronto et en Ontario, l’organisme offre aujourd’hui ses services à plus de 800 familles grâce à un réseau de huit garderies et à l’engagement de près de 160 membres du personnel. Reconnue pour la qualité de ses programmes éducatifs en français destinés aux enfants de 3 mois à 12 ans, l’organisation se distingue par son engagement envers l’excellence pédagogique, l’inclusion et le développement global de l’enfant. Véritable pilier de la francophonie torontoise depuis près de...