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AMDSB - Centre for Education and Learning - Literacy Practitioner

Seaforth, Ontario
CA$29/hour
Mid Level
part_time

Top Benefits

Extended and Supplementary Health coverage
Paramedical Services
Dental coverage including Orthodontics

About the role

Centre for Education & Learning Literacy Practitioner (Permanent Full-Time) Avon Maitland District School Board (AMDSB) provides first class education to students and families throughout Huron and Perth Counties. We aim to engage, inspire, and innovate, in all that we do! We are always learning! Our work is guided by a Strategic Plan and highlights 3 main areas of focus that enable our students and staff to say: I am prepared. I am well. I am engaged.

Our vision is to engage , inspire , innovate , because we are always learning .

The Avon Maitland District School Board is inviting applications for the permanent full-time position of Literacy Practitioner, with the Centre for Education and Learning at one of our offices in Huron and Perth counties. This position supports the Get SET Program (The LearningHUB as well as Skills Upgrading and Readiness Program).

Hours of Work: 35 hours per week

Start Date: February 18, 2026

Compensation Package Details Rate of Pay: $28.84 per hour as per the Terms and Conditions of Employment for Non-Union Centre for Education and Learning Employees.

Health & Dental Benefits: Extended and Supplementary Health, Paramedical Services, Dental, including Orthodontics, Out of Province/Country and Health Care Spending Account

Pension Plan: Defined pension plan through the

Reporting to the Program Manager, the successful candidate will be responsible for the duties below.

Essential Functions And Responsibilities

  • Selecting, adapting and/or creating appropriate learning materials and resources within the scope of the OALCF for individual and groups of learners;
  • Providing direct instruction, marking written work and facilitating learning for learners individually and in groups;
  • Developing a strategy for managing continuous program intake;
  • Providing accurate and up-to-date program information to inquiries from potential learners;
  • Conducting initial screening of potential clients for Get SET eligibility and suitability;
  • Coordinating referrals on behalf of the learners to other programs and services at the CELs or in the community/province;
  • Managing learner data in government tracking systems including but not limited to EOIS/CaMS;
  • Conducting assessments using task-based and skill-based tools and analyzing assessment results to determine learners' current ability with regard to particular competencies;
  • Managing information exchange with ministry and community partners regarding learner's initial, ongoing or exit assessment;
  • Developing and implementing a comprehensive assessment strategy applicable to each learner;
  • Working with learners to create individualized Learner Plans (Service Plans);
  • Conducting goal-setting with learners; ensuring appropriateness of goal;
  • Organizing and managing learner portfolios and Learner Plan files;
  • Transferring Learner Plan information, monitoring and tracking learner progress in government tracking systems including but not limited to EOIS/CaMS;
  • Conducting regular one-to-one check-ins with learners to discuss/update Learner Plans;
  • Maintaining accurate and up-to-date information on transition requirements to 5 goal paths;
  • Selecting, administrating and scoring appropriate Milestones and Culminating Tasks when appropriate;
  • Responding to learner needs for written letters, reports and related documentation;
  • Maintaining awareness of current Education Ontario and local community/provincial support programs and services;
  • Participating in project development work and trials of new materials as requested;
  • Working cooperatively with co-sponsoring agencies and other teaching and administrative staff;
  • Other duties as assigned

Job Specifications And Requirements

  • One year Adult Literacy Educator Certificate;
  • Minimum one year teaching or instructing experience (adult preference);
  • Experience working with adults with special learning needs and/or learning disabilities;
  • Knowledge of the Get SET Program;
  • Excellent command of oral and written English and math skills;
  • Conflict resolution skills;
  • Positive attitude;
  • Excellent organizational skills;
  • Strong communication and interpersonal skills;
  • Flexibility - able to adapt to change;
  • Can multi-task;
  • Computer proficiency required and ability to facilitate learning through technology;
  • Good working knowledge of the principles of adult education;
  • Good understanding of a task-based approach to programming;
  • Some knowledge of teaching theory and effective instructional models;
  • Strong interpersonal and teamwork skills.

Why Join AMDSB?

  • We believe our students are at the core of what we do; we are committed to creating inclusive, inspiring and innovative learning environments.
  • Great work culture with staff who embrace and seek meaningful careers.
  • Work with a diverse and dynamic team that fosters a culture of belonging and collaboration.
  • Competitive compensation package, which is outlined above

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We thank all applicants for their interest in opportunities with the Avon Maitland District School Board. Contact will be made with applicants whose experience and qualifications most closely match the requirements of the position.

Communication with short-listed applicants will be made through the contact information (email address and/or phone number) provided on the applicant'sprofile page.

The AMDSB is committed to equity in Education and equitable hiring practices that allow us to engage qualified staff who reflect diversity. We will make any reasonable accommodation, based on any of the human rights protected grounds, to support candidates to participate in the hiring process, upon request. Dr. Graham Shantz

Director of Education

About Avon Maitland District School Board

Primary and Secondary Education
501-1000

The Avon Maitland District School Board is a full service, public, English school district in southwestern Ontario, bordering Lake Huron and covering some of the most productive agricultural land in Canada.

The Avon Maitland District covers the counties of Huron and Perth and over 160,000 people call the Avon Maitland District their home.

Specialized programs and extracurricular opportunities in technology, music, theatre, trades, sports and culinary enhance the curriculum for students, providing graduates from Huron and Perth with a leading edge.

Avon Maitland provides the most widespread on-line distance education program in the country and is setting the standards for special education and student success. The Board’s EQAO results continue to be among the best in the province.

Avon Maitland Schools are home to a vibrant and diversified international student program which provides a superior Ontario education opportunity and full English as a Second Language (ESL) support to all international students in all 9 of the District’s Public High Schools. Over the past three years, we have welcomed over 600 students from 20 countries including Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Venezuela, Spain, China, South Korea, Thailand, Germany, Denmark, France, Estonia, Switzerland and many more.

Nestled in the heart of Southwest Ontario, Huron and Perth Counties are a study in contrasts. Lush, rural farmland and backcountry roads intersect with historic architecture, arts, culture, and the newest culinary trends.

Residents take pride in their schools, first-class recreational facilities and active volunteer and community life. The counties boast many parks and trails and family-oriented events.

Across towns and villages, along the country roads and shoreline, you can experience art galleries, music festivals, farmer’s markets, brewery tours, parades, rodeos and reunions all in celebration of the incredible heritage, food and creative culture of the region.