Active Wellness Worker – Dryden/Sioux Lookout
Keewaytinook Okimakanak Board of Education (KOBE) supports secondary students that attend urban private and public high schools. The Active Wellness Worker is part of the KOBE Student Retention Services Team and is required to perform a range of duties under the supervision of the Enrolment and Retention Services Supervisors to support the success of the KOBE secondary students.
Foot Patrol Worker – Thunder Bay
The Foot Patrol Worker is required to perform a range of duties under the supervision of the KOBE Student Services Supervisor – TB and the Senior Manager, Student and Academic Support Services.
Communicative Disorders Assistant
Keewaytinook Okimakanak Board of Education is currently searching for 1.0 Communicative Disorders Assistant (CDA) to provide virtual therapy sessions, one-one therapy intervention in remote northern schools, assist the Speech Language Pathologists and work with the Special Education team.
This full-time position will be based out of Sioux Lookout, Balmertown, or Thunder Bay, Ontario.
Speech Language Pathologist
Speech Language Pathologist will provide a range of services to our schools in Deer Lake First Nation, Keewaywin First Nation, Poplar Hill First Nation, Fort Severn First Nation, and North Spirit Lake First Nation including, but not limited to, the administration and interpretation of assessments, report writing, development of individualized and/or group program plans, delivery of therapy over video conference/telemedicine, professional development and in-services, IEP development and participation in case conferences. The Speech Language Pathologist will oversee the delivery of service to students.
Student Home Program Lead – Sioux Lookout/Dryden
The Student Home Program Lead will be the team lead for the Student Home Workers in the Sioux Lookout – Dryden area and manage the KOBE Boarding Home Program. The Student Home Program Lead will work under the direction of the KOBE Student Services Supervisor – Sioux Lookout – Dryden and the Senior Manager, Student and Academic Support Services. This individual must be sensitive to First Nations culture and traditions and must possess excellent interpersonal, communication and organizational skills.
Well-Being Worker(s)
The Well-Being Worker will support the KO First Nation secondary students attending school in urban centres. The Well-Being Worker will assist with student programming and supports that would address student wellness needs. The Well-Being Worker is required to perform a range of duties under the supervision of the Student Services Supervisor, Site Leads and the Senior Manager of Student and Academic Support.
Student Services Activity Centre Worker – Sioux Lookout
KOBE Student Services is a department of KO Board of Education that provides support to students attending secondary schools in Sioux Lookout. The Activity Centre Worker provides after school and weekend activities for the students. The Activity Centre Worker will work closely with the Land Based Worker and the Active Wellness Worker. The Activity Centre Worker is under the supervision of the KOBE Student Services Supervisor.
Student Services Support Staff – Dryden (5)
We are seeking dedicated and compassionate individuals to join our team as Student Support Staff. This role encompasses a variety of responsibilities to provide comprehensive support to students in our care. You will be involved in daily living support, academic assistance, overall well-being of students, and potentially the implementation and delivery of detoxification services.
Student Home Worker – KOBE Girls Home – Dryden (3)
The Student Home Worker is required to perform a range of duties under the supervision of the KOBE Student Home Worker Lead and KOBE Student Services Supervisor. The Student Home Worker oversees all aspects of students daily living, while ensuring student safety and well-being at all times.
The Student Home Worker is to provide support to the KOBE students living in the KOBE residence. The worker will provide and plan meals, teach and implement life skills programming such as cooking, budgeting, conflict resolution, self care, and manage student house expectations. The Student Home Worker will be available for students after hours and as needed, transport student to various school activities and appointments. Student Safety is KOBE’s top priority so the Student Home Worker must ensure all safety precautions are followed. The Student Home Worker is responsible for document preparation and reporting in the daily log book and reporting all incidents. The Student Home Worker must be self-motivated and a responsible individual and willing and able to work flexible hours and expected to assist beyond working hours for emergency situations.
Land Based Worker Dryden/Sioux Lookout
The Land Based Worker is required to perform a range of duties including but not limited to planning and participating in Land Based student activities. The Land Based Worker works with the Land Based Worker Lead and is accountable to the Indigenous Education, Government Negotiation Lead.
To apply please send in your resume and cover letter to resumes@edu.knet.ca.
Student Home Worker – Girls Home – Sioux Lookout
The Student Home Worker is required to perform a range of duties under the supervision of the KOBE Student Home Worker Lead and KOBE Student Services Supervisor. The Student Home Worker oversees all aspects of students daily living, while ensuring student safety and well-being at all times.
To apply please send in your resume and cover letter to resumes@edu.knet.ca.
Administrative Assistant – Thunder Bay
One year term with possibility of extension
To apply please send in your resume and cover letter to resumes@edu.knet.ca.
Teachers – Synchronous Distance Education High School
Math/Science
English/Humanities/Social Sciences
KOBE is hiring teachers to teach classes in non-traditional times including Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The teaching will be conducted via distance using video conferencing and smartboard equipment. One teacher’s work schedule will be from January, to the end of September and the second teacher work schedule will start in April, to the end of December, with paid vacation time falling within the off time of each position. We are currently looking to hire 2 teachers to start immediately to work on the initial setup of courses and contribute to the overall program.
To apply please send in your resume and cover letter to resumes@edu.knet.ca.
Keewaytinook Internet High School
Secondary School Classroom Teacher – Mentor
Seeking a KIHS classroom teacher to work in one of our partner remote First Nation communities for full-time employment starting August 19, 2024. Keewaytinook Internet High School (KiHS) is a multi-site blended learning high school which allows students to remain in their home community while taking a rich variety of ministry inspected courses toward their Ontario Secondary School Diploma. KiHS has been in operation for over 20 years and has classrooms in 16 First Nations communities.
To apply please send in your resume and cover letter to resumes@edu.knet.ca.
Youth Residential Worker
Keewaytinook Okimakanak Board of Education (KOBE) is seeking Youth Residential Worker – for the KOBE Safe Sober Site in Sioux Lookout.
As per Recommendation #114 of the Seven Youth Inquest (June 28, 2016), there has been “an identified need for an alternative detoxification facility in the City of Thunder Bay that would provide the proper supports and supervision for any youth who may be struggling with alcohol/substance misuse.” KOBE has established a Safe Sober Site in the City of Thunder Bay since 2018. The KOBE Safe Sober Site in Thunder Bay is available for our students, aged 13-21 years of age, that need a safe and supervised detoxification and stabilization. KOBE will work in co-operation with local service providers to provide a quick response to meet the needs of our students.
The Youth Residential Workers will work under the direction of the Safe Sober Site Lead (Thunder Bay), and the KOBE Inquest Manager, in the implementation and delivery of detoxification services for youth who are in the KOBE Student Services Program. The Youth Residential Worker will ensure the ordered care plans are followed, will supervise students at the site while they detoxify, and will provide support to students in their after-care plans. The Youth Residential Workers will maintain case notes, tracking of any referrals/specialized services, after-care services, and program reporting requirements. The Youth Residential Worker would also work with the Addictions Crisis Worker, and KOBE SS On-Call Team to minimize gaps and improve overall services.