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Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse is offering a temporary full-time position as a Sexual Assault Worker/Educator in the Education and Training Program. The CCASA Educators deliver the “Who Do You Tell?”™ Program in elementary schools to classes from Kindergarten to Grade six as well as undertake parent outreach activities.
Responsibilities of the Sexual Assault Worker/Educator include:
- Provide all aspects of the “Who Do You Tell?”™ (child sexual abuse education) Program, including parent information evenings, teacher in-services, student presentations etc
- Responds to communities in crisis regarding child sexual abuse incidents or offender arrests in communities through offering support and education to those groups in a proactive manner
- Deals effectively with disclosures, questions, and challenging audience members within the context of a presentation
- Responds to disclosures of abuse/assault in a professional, supportive manner, including assessing and informing children/youth of obligations to report to authorities when required
- Participates in creative and effective outreach activities to parents and parent serving organizations
- Responds to communities in crisis regarding child sexual abuse incidents or offender arrests in communities through offering support and education to those groups in a proactive manner
- Deals effectively with disclosures, questions, and challenging audience members within the context of a presentation
- Responds to disclosures of abuse/assault in a professional, supportive manner, including assessing and informing children/youth of obligations to report to authorities when required
- Participates in creative and effective outreach activities to parents and parent serving organizations
The successful applicants will have the following qualifications:
- A degree in social/human services
- Possess a feminist analysis of sexual violence
- Managing interpersonal relationships with same and multi-disciplinary professionals
- Various styles of public speaking
- Flexibility and adaptability to changing demands and client groups
- An understanding and comfort with issues related to sexual violence and sexuality
- The ability to work with various community and professional services
- Professional registration
- Possess a feminist analysis of sexual violence
- Managing interpersonal relationships with same and multi-disciplinary professionals
- Various styles of public speaking
- Flexibility and adaptability to changing demands and client groups
- An understanding and comfort with issues related to sexual violence and sexuality
- The ability to work with various community and professional services
- Professional registration
Please visit our website at www.calgarycasa.com for more information about our programs. CCASA is an equal opportunity employer and encourages applicants from diverse groups to apply.
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Email or fax resumes by 5:00pm, October 26, 2012 to:
Jenny Ofrim, Program Manager
910 – 7th Avenue SW (Northland Building)
Calgary, AB T2P-3N8
Fax: (403) 264-8355
Email: info@calgarycasa.com
910 – 7th Avenue SW (Northland Building)
Calgary, AB T2P-3N8
Fax: (403) 264-8355
Email: info@calgarycasa.com
No Phone Calls Please
Thank you for your interest, only those selected for an interview will be contacted
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- 700, 910 7th Avenue SW, Northland Building, Calgary, Alberta, T2P3N8, Canada
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- Application deadline
- October 26, 2012
- Education requirements
- 4-year degree
- Employment type
- Full time
- Contract
- Professional level
- None specified
- Job function
- Direct social services, Education
- Owner's areas of focus
- Victim support
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