Educator | Youth Reintegration Center

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Be part of a dynamic team and actively contribute to the development of young people by intervening at the Huberdeau campus, located at 104, rue du Vert-Pré. Your flexibility and commitment will make all the difference!

What is a Youth Reintegration Center?

Youth Reintegration Centers are public institutions that offer reintegration, integration, and social reinsertion services for young people who have adaptation difficulties. These centers aim to promote the development and autonomy of the young people admitted, while providing a secure and stimulating living environment.

Responsibilities

• Identify needs and determine objectives to be achieved in collaboration with the user, their family, and partners, within the perspective of a life project, in order to implement their intervention plan
• Develop a meaningful relationship with the young person and dedicate the time and resources required
• Transfer the learning related to daily living skills
• Accompany the young person, taking into account their interests and abilities
• Support the young person's motivation while respecting their pace
• Conduct indirect interventions with young people, colleagues, or partners

Join our career universe

• Dedicated team for your welcome and integration
• 4 weeks of vacation after 1 year of work + several other leaves
• RREGOP retirement plan
• Employee assistance program (PAE)
• Certified "Healthy Workplace"
• Health and Well-being Culture at Work

The CISSS des Laurentides values a culture of prevention, health, and well-being at work to offer an environment where everyone can thrive.

Requirements

The person must be available a minimum of 2 days every two weeks in the evening or 4 days every two weeks in day and evening shifts, including one weekend every two weeks. Full-time positions are also available.

Day shifts start at 6:30 AM and evening shifts start at 2:00 PM.

Several pathways are accepted and considered to become an educator:

• DEC in specialized education
• DEC in delinquency intervention
• DEC in social work
• AEC in specialized education with more than 2000 hours
• 50% completion of the general course leading to the official diploma in specialized education (proof of completion from the college required)
• 2 years of college and 1 university certificate in social sciences
• International and/or Non-Work Permit Candidates

If you do not reside in Canada and/or do not possess the necessary authorizations to work legally in Canada, such as a valid work permit or permanent resident status, please do not submit your application on this site, as it will not be processed.

To work at the CISSS des Laurentides, please send your interest to: emploi.international.cissslau@ssss.gouv.qc.ca. You will then receive the recruitment requirements and instructions for submitting your application.

Access to Employment Equality

In accordance with the Employment Equality Act, all health and social services institutions implement an employment equality program. Therefore, candidates from targeted groups (women, Indigenous, visible minority, ethnic minority, and persons with disabilities) are encouraged to submit their applications. Additionally, accommodation measures may be offered to persons with disabilities based on their needs. In the context of job postings, the use of masculine or feminine gender designates both women and men.