Youthab, Youth Habilitation Quinte Inc - Counselling, Housing, Employment.

Summer Child Development Worker (SCDW) 4 positions

June 25, 2012

Locations: Trenton, Belleville ,Frankford, Stirling

Required: Immediately

Description Overview: These 4 student positions are Canada Summer Jobs that will provide 8 weeks of valuable experience for the qualified candidates.

This SCDW will work with staff in at least one of our 4 resource centres for half of the summer and work in our summer program in the remaining 4 weeks.
Hours will be scheduled 6 hours per day from Monday to Friday (30 hours per week).
Remuneration: The rate of pay is $11.00 per hour.

Skills and Abilities 1. Interest in and experience in working with children
2. Flexible and creative
3. Effective oral, written and non verbal communication
4. Ability to appreciate poverty and possess a positive attitude
5. Independent thinker and a strong team player
6. Focused and goal directed

Knowledge and Background:
The ideal student will appreciate the struggles of low income
families, especially moms with young children. The person will
be enrolled in studies at a Community College, or
University in a field(s) of study that will develop their
practice of social work or education or human development
or similar health related skills. The person will enjoy working with
small groups of children and adults and individuals, be a creative
planner and an effective team player. The person will have a
current Vulnerable Sector Police Check, First Aid/CPR, a valid
driver’s license and be able to travel to and from each work site.

Suitable Student applicants should send a cover letter and resume to:
Terry Cassidy, Executive Director,
Community Partners For Success
P.O. Box 99 Frankford Ontario K0K 2C0

Please state the position that you are applying for and include 3 names of references and their phone numbers. These positions need to be filled immediately. You can also fax or email us your application before this Friday, June 29th at 613 398-1882 or cpfs@kos.net

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