Meadow Lake Tribal Council a 29 offres ouvertes au Canada en date du 6 novembre 2026. Principaux lieux : Meadow Lake, Buffalo Narrows et Dillon.
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Meadow Lake Tribal Council
Candidates need a Master's degree in occupational therapy and SSOT membership and licensure. Experience with First Nations schools and communities and willingness to travel are required; Cree or Dene language skills are an asset.
Microsoft Office, Google Suite
Meadow Lake Tribal Council
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education or higher and eligibility for a Saskatchewan Professional "A" or Provisional Professional "A" certificate. They also need knowledge of Indigenous peoples, strong classroom management skills and a commitment to completing the school year.
Teaching, Classroom management
Meadow Lake Tribal Council
Candidates need a teaching background suited to Grade 1 and a willingness to stay for the full school year.
Meadow Lake Tribal Council
Candidates need a Saskatchewan Professional A Teacher's Certificate or eligibility for it, knowledge of the Saskatchewan Core Curriculum, and experience managing student data in MSS. Leadership experience and a commitment to professional development are also required.
MSS
Meadow Lake Tribal Council
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education or equivalent and a valid Saskatchewan teacher's certificate with annual registration. Strong organization, communication and classroom management skills are needed, along with a satisfactory criminal record and vulnerable sector check.
Educational technology
Meadow Lake Tribal Council
Candidates need a teaching certificate, eligibility for a Saskatchewan Professional A or Provisional Professional A certificate, and a bachelor's degree or higher. They should know First Nations culture and history, manage classrooms well, and be committed to the full school year.
Meadow Lake Tribal Council
Candidates need a certified teacher's credentials, a bachelor's degree or higher, and eligibility for a Saskatchewan Professional A or Provisional Professional A certificate. They also need strong classroom management, high standards in literacy and numeracy, and working knowledge of First Nations culture.
Meadow Lake Tribal Council
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education or higher and eligibility for a Saskatchewan Professional "A" or Provisional Professional "A" certificate. They need strong classroom management skills, high academic standards, working knowledge of Canada's Indigenous Peoples, and a commitment to finishing the school year.
Meadow Lake Tribal Council
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education or higher and eligibility for a Saskatchewan Professional "A" or Provisional Professional "A" certificate. They also need working knowledge of Canada's Indigenous Peoples, strong classroom management skills and a commitment to completing the school year.
Meadow Lake Tribal Council
5+ ansCandidates need a Bachelor's in Education, Saskatchewan Professional A certification or eligibility for it, and at least five years of teaching experience. Experience with First Nations schools and communities, willingness to travel, and familiarity with assessment, data-driven instruction and Microsoft Office or Google Suite are assets.
Microsoft Office, Google Suite, Maplewood, MLTC Common Report Card
Meadow Lake Tribal Council
5+ ansCandidates need a bachelor's degree in education, Saskatchewan Professional A teaching certification (or the ability to obtain it), and at least five years of teaching experience. Fluency in Cree, experience with First Nations schools and communities, and knowledge of Cree cultural protocols are strong assets.
iPad, Smart Suite, Microsoft Office, Google Suite
Meadow Lake Tribal Council
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education, prior teaching experience and knowledge of Saskatchewan education trends and First Nation education. They also need a valid criminal record check with vulnerable sector check, a child protection check and a valid driver's licence.
Meadow Lake Tribal Council
Candidates need a Bachelor of Education or higher and eligibility for a Saskatchewan Professional or Provisional Professional A teaching certificate. Meadow Lake Tribal Council also expects strong classroom management, a working knowledge of Indigenous Peoples, and a commitment to completing the school year.
Teaching, Classroom management
Meadow Lake Tribal Council
Candidates need experience supporting people in the justice or healing system and the ability to case manage.
Meadow Lake Tribal Council
Candidates need to be highly motivated and dynamic, able to support land, language, relationships and culture programming.
Meadow Lake Tribal Council
Candidates need experience in numeracy or math education and familiarity with curriculum implementation and assessment.
Meadow Lake Tribal Council
Candidates need to be highly motivated.
Meadow Lake Tribal Council
Candidates need to be dynamic and highly motivated, able to work as part of a team in direct family and child services.
Meadow Lake Tribal Council
Candidates need excellent interpersonal, organizational, and communication skills and a motivated attitude.
Meadow Lake Tribal Council
Candidates need to be dynamic and motivated, with experience leading documentary, film, writing or multimedia storytelling projects.
Documentation
Meadow Lake Tribal Council
Candidates need experience in public health inspection or environmental health, the ability to advise leaders, and the skills to train staff and deliver food safety courses.
Work as a team, Inspection, Food safety, Characteristics of waste
Meadow Lake Tribal Council
Candidates need clinical training and experience in mental health and addictions counselling, with skills in trauma-informed and culturally safe practice. Knowledge of evidence-based treatment and professional standards is expected.
Crisis intervention
Meadow Lake Tribal Council
The role suits someone able to work with youth transitioning out of care.
Meadow Lake Tribal Council
Candidates need experience supporting youth and mental health in culturally responsive ways, along with strong documentation and reporting skills. Knowledge of First Nations cultures and respect for community practices are central to the role.
Mental health, Reporting
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