Qualifications
Ideal candidates must demonstrate a solid understanding of child development, encompassing physical, intellectual, creative, and emotional needs. Familiarity with the Care and Assisted Living Act is essential. Strong communication, conflict resolution, problem-solving, and leadership skills are required. Candidates should exhibit sound judgment, ethical decision-making abilities, and the capacity to remain composed under pressure and when juggling conflicting priorities.Furthermore, applicants must possess a minimum of 20 hours of responsible adult training and hold a standard first aid certificate with CPR. Additional qualifications such as university education, BCRPA High Five Certification, and NCCP will be considered assets. Comfort with swimming, skating, and general recreational activities for children is also essential. A vulnerable sector criminal record check is required as a condition of employment. As this is a Fraser Health Licensed program, all candidates must meet the necessary health and safety standards.
About the job
The City of Mission’s Parks, Recreation, and Culture Department is actively seeking passionate and dedicated Recreation Instructors for our vibrant Club K.I.D.S. Program. This role involves working closely with children aged 5 to 12, ensuring their safety and well-being while fostering a positive and engaging environment. As an Instructor, you will collaborate with participants, parents, supervisors, and community organizations to deliver developmentally appropriate and stimulating activities. Your enthusiasm, respect, and friendly demeanor will be key in participating and guiding children in various recreational pursuits.
About City of Mission
Located in the lower mainland of British Columbia, Mission is situated in the traditional territory of the Stó꞉lō Peoples, encompassing the lands of Sq’ewlets, Leq’a:mel, Sema:th, Mathexwi, Kwantlen, and Katzie. This rapidly growing community boasts approximately 41,500 residents and is positioned just 15 minutes north of the US border, and 70 kilometers east of Vancouver. While part of a larger metropolitan area, Mission retains its unique and welcoming small-town charm, making it an appealing place for families and individuals alike.
