Education Assistant 3 Behaviour - 30 Hours
- Prince George, BC, Canada
WAGE: $33.69 - $35.04 hourly wage effective July 1, 2024 · Internship
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- WAGE: $33.69 - $35.04 hourly wage effective July 1, 2024
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TITLE: Education Assistant 3 (Behaviour) - 30 Hours
DEPARTMENT: Schools
REPORTS TO: Principal
WAGE: $33.69 - $35.04 hourly wage effective July 1, 2024
POSITION NOTES: Complex Behaviour Certificate required
Summary
Under the direction of teachers and other professionals, the Education Assistant 3 – Behaviour provides specialized support to students with severe autism, significant sensory processing challenges, and/or complex mental health needs. This role contributes to the implementation of individualized educational programs and services that foster student learning, promote positive behaviour, and support overall well-being. The Education Assistant ensures the safety, comfort, and inclusion of students both within the school environment and during community-based activities. Support may include academic assistance, development of social communication, life and social skills, and the application of positive behaviour support strategies to increase applicable life skills.
Key Responsibilities
If you require any assistance with your application, please contact the at Make a Future.
**Only candidates that are shortlisted for an interview will be contacted**
DEPARTMENT: Schools
REPORTS TO: Principal
WAGE: $33.69 - $35.04 hourly wage effective July 1, 2024
POSITION NOTES: Complex Behaviour Certificate required
Summary
Under the direction of teachers and other professionals, the Education Assistant 3 – Behaviour provides specialized support to students with severe autism, significant sensory processing challenges, and/or complex mental health needs. This role contributes to the implementation of individualized educational programs and services that foster student learning, promote positive behaviour, and support overall well-being. The Education Assistant ensures the safety, comfort, and inclusion of students both within the school environment and during community-based activities. Support may include academic assistance, development of social communication, life and social skills, and the application of positive behaviour support strategies to increase applicable life skills.
Key Responsibilities
- Support the implementation of Individual Education Plans (IEPs), particularly those involving Positive Intervention Plans (PIPs).
- Assist in planning and delivering instruction focused on social communication, life skills, and social development to reinforce positive behaviours.
- Support students in using specialized equipment such as speech-generating devices and personal communication tools.
- Assist in the development and implementation of behaviour support strategies.
- Accompany and support students during community-based learning and access activities.
- Provide assistance with drill and practice activities, including scribing and note-taking.
- Prepare and organize instructional materials as directed.
- Participate in meetings and conferences with parents and professionals as required.
- Observe and document student behaviour and progress.
- Score objective assessments and maintain accurate records.
- Administer medication to students as assigned by the school administrator.
- Monitor and support student behaviour in classrooms, school grounds, and during transitions.
- Foster and promote cooperative and respectful relationships with students, staff, and families.
- Report safety and behavioural concerns to the principal or designate.
- Organize, distribute, and collect materials and equipment for student activities.
- Assist in the coordination and supervision of school events such as field trips and special activities.
- Adhere to all safety protocols and regulations.
- Perform other related duties as assigned.
- Completion of Grade 12
- Specialized training or coursework relevant to the needs of students with exceptionalities (e.g., Autism Spectrum Disorder, crisis intervention, behaviour support).
- Minimum of two years' experience working with children or youth with exceptional needs in a school, hospital, or recognized community agency, or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
- Valid British Columbia driver's license may be required.
- Strong verbal and written communication skills in the language of instruction
- Ability to work independently and collaboratively as part of a multidisciplinary team.
- Ability to follow detailed instructions related to IEPs and medication administration.
- Proficiency in or willingness to learn to operate specialized educational and communication equipment.
- Commitment to maintaining confidentiality and professionalism.
- Ability to support the application of neurodiversity inclusion strategies.
- Standard classroom and playground materials and equipment (e.g., art supplies, computers audiovisual tools, sports equipment).
- Potentially - adaptive equipment to support inclusion and increased positive life skills
- Adequate vision and hearing to perform assigned duties independently.
- Adequate physical ability to perform duties independently without permanent accommodation.
If you require any assistance with your application, please contact the at Make a Future.
**Only candidates that are shortlisted for an interview will be contacted**
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Responsibilities
Support students with complex behavioural, sensory, and mental health needs by implementing individualized education and positive behaviour plans, assisting with instruction, and promoting safety, inclusion, and well-being. Observe and document student progress, support communication and life skills, administer medication as assigned, and collaborate with teachers, families, and other professionals.
Requirements
Requires Grade 12, specialized training or coursework relevant to exceptional student needs, and at least two years of related experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Candidates need strong communication and teamwork skills, the ability to follow detailed plans and medication instructions, and a Complex Behaviour Certificate; a valid British Columbia driver's license may also be required.
Skills
- Positive Behaviour Support
- Individual Education Plans
- Positive Intervention Plans
- Autism Support
- Crisis Intervention
- Behaviour Observation and Documentation
- Social Communication
- Life Skills Instruction
- Medication Administration
- Student Safety
- Specialized Communication Equipment
- Team Collaboration
- Written and Verbal Communication
- Confidentiality
- Neurodiversity Inclusion
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Categories
- Education
- Social Services
Keywords
- Education Assistant
- Complex Behaviour Certificate
- Individual Education Plans
- Positive Intervention Plans
- Positive Behaviour Support
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Sensory Processing
- Mental Health
- Crisis Intervention
- Behaviour Support Strategies
- Social Communication
- Life Skills
- Neurodiversity Inclusion
- Specialized Communication Equipment
- Speech-Generating Devices
- Medication Administration
- Student Safety
- Behaviour Observation
- Progress Documentation
- Objective Assessments
- Community-Based Learning
- Multidisciplinary Team
- Confidentiality
- British Columbia Driver's License