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As a Child Development instructor, you will be responsible for designing and planning and age-appropriate instruction in recreational pre-school and after school care programs. Provides high quality care and supervision of children registered in the programs. Primary duties include:

• Plan and implement meaningful program activities and complete comprehensive lesson plans.
• Provide leadership in a variety of educational and recreational activities to program participants.
• Ensure safety and appropriate supervision of program participants. May also require food preparation.
• Preparation and maintenance of equipment, supplies and program space.
• Maintain program records and assist with program evaluation.
• Provide positive role model leadership and coaching to volunteers and new staff as required.

Qualifications

• Minimum of 18 years of age.
• Completed High School diploma or equivalency (such as GED) and 2 years direct leadership and instructional experience working with target population.
• Level 2 - Proof of completion of Child Development Worker certification is required.
• Level 3 - Proof of completion of Child Development Supervisor certification is an asset.
• Experience working with diverse populations i.e., culturally and/or physically divers populations would be considered an asset.
• Previous training and knowledge of Physical Literacy will be considered an asset.
• Willingness to take City Specific training (i.e. High Five (PHCD)).
• Strong communication skills along with demonstrated initiate, planning, and organizational skills.
• Sound judgement in safety standards and well-developed customer service skills.

Pre-employment Requirements

• Current Intermediate First Aid certification (equivalent to Standard First Aid, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) level "C", and Automated External Defibrillator (AED)) is required.
• A valid Security Clearance with Vulnerable Sector Search must be provided. Date of completion must be within the last 6 months.
• Successful applicants must provide proof of qualifications.
• Applicants may be contacted, interviewed, and hired throughout the duration of this competition.

Union: Non-Union/Code 86

Business Unit: Recreation and Social Programs

Position Type: Up to 3 On-call positions

Location: 2000 Southland Drive SW

Compensation: $22.40 - 32.59 per hour

Days of Work: This position works various shifts,
including daytime, evenings, and weekends.

Hours of work: On-call hours will vary based on operational needs.

Audience: Internal/External

Apply By: October 17, 2025

Job ID #: 312650