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Northern Nishnawbe Education Council (NNEC) a 24 offres ouvertes au Canada en date du 12 novembre 2026. Principaux lieux : Sioux Lookout et Thunder Bay.
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Northern Nishnawbe Education Council needs a Registered Nurse or BScN in good standing with the College of Nurses of Ontario, with current CPR and First Aid certification. Candidates need strong assessment, leadership, communication and problem-solving skills, knowledge of Indigenous culture, and a valid Class G driver's licence. Fluency in Oji-Cree, Cree or Ojibway is an asset.
RN, Provide first aid, Collaboration, Communication skills, Counsel students, CPR
Northern Nishnawbe Education Council needs candidates with a post-secondary degree or diploma in business or administration and proven administrative experience. Candidates also need strong MS Office and Google Workspace skills, excellent communication and organization, leadership ability, and knowledge of First Nations or education.
5+ ansCandidates need a social work degree (BSW preferred) or 5+ years of related experience in education, health or social services, plus knowledge of First Nations education, health and community resources. Strong communication, facilitation, project management and travel readiness, including small aircraft, are required.
Candidates need a bachelor's degree or college diploma, or equivalent work experience, plus First Aid, Mental Health First Aid and Naloxone training. A valid Class G driver's licence, a vulnerable persons criminal background check and physical fitness are also required.
Mental health, First Aid, Interpersonal skills, Vulnerable sector check
Candidates need an Ontario College of Teachers (OCT) certificate with Intermediate/Senior qualifications and demonstrated leadership at school and system levels. Strong organization, communication and consultation skills, experience delivering professional development, and experience working with First Nations students and communities (an asset) are also required.
Candidates need a minimum of Grade 12, and experience in education with Indigenous youth is an asset. Thorough knowledge of and sensitivity to Indigenous traditions, culture and values is mandatory, along with a valid Ontario driver's licence.
2+ ansCandidates need a diploma in social work, social service work or a related field, and at least two years of related or First Nations youth experience. Crisis intervention training is an asset, and they must hold or obtain an Ontario G licence, a clean three-year driver's abstract, and a Vulnerable Sector Check.
2+ ansCandidates need at least two years of experience working with First Nations youth, a valid Class G licence, and their own vehicle with liability insurance. They must understand First Nations culture and values, communicate and organize well, and be able to work flexible hours. First Aid with CPR is required or must be obtained.
Candidates need a valid Class G driver's licence and a Vulnerable Persons criminal background check. Experience in mental health or youth engagement, first aid, and knowledge of Indigenous culture are assets, along with strong communication, counselling and flexible scheduling.
2+ ansCandidates need a certificate or diploma in accounting or business administration, or at least 2 years of accounting experience. They must be skilled with Sage 300, computer databases and filing systems, know GST/HST and provincial tax rules, and communicate well in writing and speaking.
Candidates need to be Registered Nurses (or hold a BScN) in good standing with the College of Nurses of Ontario, with current CPR and First Aid certification and a valid Class G driver's licence. Strong assessment, leadership, communication and collaboration skills are required, and knowledge of Native culture is valued. Fluency in Oji-Cree, Cree or Ojibway is an asset.
Candidates need a Food Handlers certificate and good standing with the Ontario College of Teachers. NNEC prefers broad knowledge of food science, food safety, nutrition and culinary arts, plus experience teaching First Nations students and an understanding of First Nations culture.
Candidates need to be Registered Nurses or hold a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, in good standing with the College of Nurses of Ontario, and certified in CPR and First Aid. Knowledge of Native culture and traditions, strong communication, leadership and problem-solving skills, and a valid Class G driver's licence are required.
Candidates need to be Registered Nurses in good standing with the College of Nurses of Ontario, with current CPR and First Aid certification. Strong assessment, communication, and problem-solving skills, knowledge of Indigenous culture, and a valid Class G driver's licence are also required.
RN, Provide first aid, Collaboration, Communication skills, Counsel students, CPR
Candidates need to be Registered Nurses registered with the College of Nurses of Ontario in the Extended Class, in good standing, with CPR and First Aid certification. Knowledge of Native culture and traditions, leadership, problem-solving, communication and a valid Class G driver's licence are also required.
Candidates need an Ontario Intermediate/Senior Teacher Certificate of Qualifications and membership in the Ontario College of Teachers. Experience with First Nations students, cultural knowledge, strong community connections and excellent communication skills are required, and a First Nations dialect and Guidance Specialist qualifications are assets.
Candidates need to be Registered Nurses or hold a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, in good standing with the College of Nurses of Ontario, and certified in CPR and First Aid. Knowledge of Native culture, a valid Class G driver's licence, and strong communication and problem-solving skills are also required.
5+ ans5+ gestionCandidates need five or more years of education leadership or management experience and membership in good standing with the Ontario College of Teachers. Knowledge of Ontario secondary school standards, literacy and numeracy leadership, budgeting, and First Nations cultural understanding are essential, and Principal Qualifications Part 1 and 2 are required or in progress.
Tutoring, Counselling, Communication skills, Leadership, Teaching, Reporting
Candidates need Intermediate/Senior teaching qualifications and good standing with the Ontario College of Teachers. NNEC prefers Technological Education or construction technology qualifications, woodworking skill, Health and Safety and First Aid training, and experience teaching First Nations students.
Candidates need an Ontario College of Teachers membership in good standing, with Intermediate/Senior qualifications given special consideration. English-teachable subjects are preferred, along with experience teaching First Nation students, computer literacy, and understanding of First Nations culture and traditions.
Candidates need Ontario College of Teachers membership in good standing, with Intermediate or Senior qualifications given special consideration. Computer literacy, an understanding of First Nations culture and traditions, and experience teaching First Nation students are assets.
5+ ans5+ gestionCandidates need five or more years of education leadership or management experience, an Intermediate/Senior qualification and good standing with the Ontario College of Teachers. Knowledge of Ontario secondary standards, budgeting and First Nations education is needed.
Candidates need membership in the Ontario College of Teachers and a sensitivity to First Nations culture and traditions. Intermediate or senior subject qualifications, experience teaching First Nation students, and computer literacy are considered assets.
Candidates need membership in good standing with the Ontario College of Teachers and computer literacy. Experience teaching First Nations students, understanding of First Nations culture, and Intermediate/Senior subject qualifications are strong assets.