SPECIALIZED EDUCATION TECHNICIAN - 38 WEEKS

Job summary

Respond to students' psychosocial support requests, implement recommended accommodations, and provide individual and group assistance to support learning, autonomy, and social skills. Coordinate with teachers, complete intervention plans, follow up with students, and accompany students experiencing panic attacks during exams.

Job details

As a Specialized Education Technician, and under the supervision of the Associate Director - Student Services you play a key role in providing services to students within the Student Experience Directorate at LaSalle College. You advise and support both students and frontline colleagues. In your role, you intervene both in individual assistance and collective support. Responsibilities Act as the first line to respond to psychosocial support requests from students (requests from students directly, teachers, or administrative staff); Implement the accommodations recommended by the advisor; Ensure regular follow-up with students, develop their autonomy; Support the student in learning: strategies, specialized software, adapted materials; Develop students' social skills; Ensure coordination and follow-up with teachers (if applicable); Complete the intervention/home plan; Accompany students experiencing panic attacks during an exam period; Perform any other related tasks. Requirements Hold a college diploma (DEC) with an appropriate specialization, particularly in social work, or have a recognized equivalent diploma; 3 years of relevant experience related to the position; Proficiency in French language (spoken and written); Professional proficiency in English language (spoken and written). This role involves interaction with internal and external clients and partners on a national and global scale. Professional proficiency in English is therefore a requirement for this role. Benefits Full-time, permanent position of 38 weeks (July 1 to June 30): weeks not worked are considered a temporary layoff, without breaking the employment relationship; Group insurance and telemedicine; Retirement Savings Plan; Health & Wellness Program. LCI Education is an equal opportunity employer and members of the following target groups are encouraged to apply: women, person with disabilities, native people, visible minorities and ethnic minorities. If you are an applicant/person with a disability, you can receive assistance with the screening and selection process upon request.

What you’ll do

Respond to students' psychosocial support requests, implement recommended accommodations, and provide individual and group assistance to support learning, autonomy, and social skills. Coordinate with teachers, complete intervention plans, follow up with students, and accompany students experiencing panic attacks during exams.

Requirements

Requires a college diploma (DEC) with an appropriate specialization, particularly in social work, or a recognized equivalent, and three years of relevant experience. Candidates must be proficient in spoken and written French and have professional proficiency in spoken and written English.

Benefits

• Group Insurance
• Telemedicine
• Retirement Savings Plan
• Health and Wellness Program

Listed skills

• learning support · Preferred

Other relevant skills

Identified from the job description. Confirm important requirements above.

• Psychosocial Support
• Student Support
• Accommodation Implementation
• Student Follow-Up
• Student Autonomy Development
• Learning Support
• Learning Strategies
• Specialized Software
• Adapted Learning Materials
• Social Skills Development
• Teacher Coordination
• Intervention Planning
• Crisis Support
• French Language Proficiency
• English Language Proficiency

Job areas

• Education
• Social Services

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