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Language Aquisition Support Worker
School District #84 (Vancouver Island West) —Gold River, BC
- $33.37 an hour
- Full-time
- English
- High school diploma or GED
- Education
- Flexible schedule

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Language Aquisition Support Worker

School District #84 (Vancouver Island West)
Gold River, BC

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Job details

Full-time

Benefits

Flexible schedule

Skills

College certificate
Post-secondary education
English
American Sign Language
Class 1 Licence
High school diploma or GED
Education
Special Education

Full job description

LANGUAGE ACQUISITION SUPPORT WORKER (LASW)

Gold River Worksite

Under the direction of the Teacher of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, and under the supervision of the principal(s) and the Deputy Superintendent (Student Learning), the Language Acquisition Support Worker (LASW) provides educational support services by modeling American Sign Language (ASL) for students who are Deaf/hard of hearing who are learning to communicate using ASL; facilitating communication between the students and their peers; teaching ASL to students and staff; and providing educational support services and materials for school teams in the district. They will be working with Deaf/hard of hearing K-12 students in one-on-one, small group, and whole class environments.

Effective September 1, 2025, this appointment has a flexible schedule equal to six point zero five (6.05) hours per day (adjusted as required for the School Calendar), when elementary students are in regular attendance. After successful completion of a 45-work day probationary period, the incumbent will become a regular employee and eligible for the Employee Benefit Program as outlined in the Collective Agreement between School District 84 and CUPE Local 2769. ______________________________________________________________________________________________

Duties

ASL instruction for deaf and hard of hearing students
Teaching ASL to students and staff
Language modelling and language coaching
Materials preparation
Transportation of students to and from various program activities
Protecting and respecting the confidentiality of information.

Essential Qualifications

Grade 12 education or the equivalent.
Post-secondary training in education, special education, or in a related, helping profession field equal or equivalent to a one-year certificate; AND,
Native fluency in ASL (i.e., Level 4 or higher on the ASL Proficiency Interview, as assessed by the Sign Language Institute of Canada)
Experience working with early language learners
Competency in English (emails, texting, planning, reading children's books and educational texts)
Experience in an educational environment or related experience would be considered an asset
Knowledge of child and language development
Language modeling and language coaching (supporting DHH students with receptive and expressive ASL)
Ability to adjust the signing, education and communication levels required, in accordance with students' needs
Ability to be flexible in order to meet the varying academic, social, emotional and behavioural needs of students
Clear and consistent documentation of skills worked on
Developing and implementing lessons that are inclusive of diverse learners (i.e., Deaf-blind)
Ability to work harmoniously as a member of an inter-disciplinary team of professionals and paraprofessionals
Ability to function in an English educational setting
Comfortable with technology and/or willingness to learn
Developing resources – interpreting English resources (e.g. picture books) into ASL videos
Record and edit videos
Physical capability to perform the job duties.

Preferred Qualifications

Post-secondary studies in Deaf education, special education or child development would be considered an asset
ASL instructor certification and/or Deaf interpreter training would be considered an asset

The rate of pay for a Language Acquisition Support Worker (LASW) is $33.37 per hour. Employment is subject to an approved Criminal Record Check.

Inquiries can be directed to the Human Resources at [email protected]./bc.ca or at 250-283-2241, Local 2.

The District will only be accepting applications via the above links. Emailed and/or paper copy applications will not be accepted. If you require any assistance with your application, please contact

The successful applicant may be required to complete short on-line courses related to health and safety prior to the commencement of this assignment. Information will be provided.

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