Relief Program Mentor - Toronto, Canada - BGC St. Alban's Club

BGC St. Alban's Club

Verified Company

Toronto, Canada

1 week ago

Posted by:

Sophia Lee

beBee Recruiter

Description

Locations and Start time:

Baycrest Public School (50 Ameer Ave) 3:00PM
Bala Avenue Community School (6 Bala Avenue) 3:00PM
Charles E. Webster Public School (1900 Keele Street) 2:45PM
Fairbank Public School (2335 Dufferin Street) 3:00PM
121 Humber Boulevard South 3:30PM/ 6:00PM (Children and Youth program)
Silverthorn Community School (300 Kane Ave) 3:00PM
Harwood Public School (50 Leigh St) 3:00PM
BGC Youth Centre (106 Emmet Ave) 3:30PM (Youth Program)

BGC Weston Mount Dennis & Lawrence Heights Club serves children and youth in the Weston Mount Dennis/ Lawrence Heights and surrounding communities providing social, physical, educational, creative, seasonal, and community support programs.

We are looking for motivated people to facilitate our afterschool children's' program for the school year for children ranging in age from years old.

This position is a
_Relief, On-Call position._

Responsibilities:

Coordinate the planning and delivery of the After-School Program for children and youth meeting Ontario's After School Program Guidelines 2023/202
Promote the core values of BGC Canada and achieve its operating standards
Implement and facilitate effective physical education, recreational and nutrition activities that engage learners and reflect the various learning styles of Club members
Provide participants with instruction on a variety of motor skills and physical activities designed to enhance development of every participant
Identify and connect with local stakeholders and partners to enhance program delivery
Supervise participants in the program, and promote safety, respect, conflict resolution, leadership and life skills
Participate mandatory meetings and be readily available to provide support on a daily basis
Maintain appropriate records and statistics, and complete program reports including surveys and interviews, as per organization guidelines
Identify and secure program materials, equipment and resources, including art supplies and snacks
Ensure the safety and security of the participants in the program
Maintain health and safety standards of food, and areas of food storage and preparation
Liaise with parents/guardians on issues of concern or relevance to their children
Maintain a professional relationship with peers, members, volunteers, parents and members of the public
Enforce policies and procedures and initiate discipline process when required
Ensure weekly member attendance is monitored and coordinate with administrative staff to maintain accurate documentation
Other duties as assigned

Qualifications:

Educational background applicable to the position.
Experience working with children 6 to 12 years old.
Strong skills in one or more of the following areas: sports, arts, recreation, education, health and nutrition.
Ability to work as team members in a dynamic, complex environment.
Strong supervision and program planning skills
Good decision making and problem solving skills
Current Standard First Aid and CPR-C certification. (mandatory)
Police Reference Check (to be completed upon hiring)

HIGH FIVE