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CC#26-04-096, Relief Early Childhood Educator - Cobequid Cons. Elementary School
About the role
Competition
CC#26-04-096
Position
Relief Early Childhood Educator
Family of Schools
Cobequid
Location(s)
Cobequid Cons. Elementary School
Hours Per Day
3.0
Hours Per Week
15.0
School Hours
8:05 - 2:05
Assignment Hours
10:30 - 1:30
Days
Mon,Tue,Wed,Thu,Fri
Status
Term
Percentage
10 Months
Salary
As per NSGEU Contract
Additional Info
Post Date
Monday July 13, 2026
Close Date
Wednesday August 5, 2026 at 12:00:00PM
Anticipated Start Date
Thursday September 3, 2026
End Date
Monday June 28, 2027
Introduction Reporting to the Principal, the Relief Early Childhood Educator works directly with children in the Pre-Primary program. As a member of the Pre-Primary team, the Relief Early Childhood Educator provides support to the Lead ECE and/or ECE to implement the Pre-Primary program in a safe and inclusive manner.
Minimum Requirements - High school diploma or equivalent
Additional Assets - Experience working with pre-school children - Knowledge of the Nova Scotia Early Learning Curriculum Framework
Closing Notes Successful applicants will be required to provide a Child Abuse Registry Check and a Criminal Records Check/Vulnerable Sector Check prior to commencing employment in accordance with CCRCE policies and procedures. Applicants with disabilities who require assistance during the hiring process may contact Employee Health at employeehealth@ccrce.ca or 902-896-5799 to request reasonable accommodations
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About Nova Scotia Regional Centres for Education & CSAP
The Annapolis Valley Regional Centre for Education (AVRCE) serves approximately 12,500 students. AVRCE’s vision is Working Together for Students. AVRCE administers 40 schools and two adult high schools located in the Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia.
The student population is drawn from:
- five towns: Annapolis Royal, Middleton, Berwick, Kentville, Wolfville
- three municipal regions: Municipality of the County of Annapolis, Municipality of the County of Kings, Windsor-West Hants Regional Municipality
- three Mi’kmaq communities: Bear River First Nation, Annapolis Valley First Nation, Glooscap First Nation
- nine historic African Nova Scotian communities: Lequille, Granville Ferry, Inglewood (Bridgetown), Middleton, Cambridge Station, Gibson Woods, Aldershot, Kentville, Five Mile Plains (Three Mile Plains)