Sunshine Coast Child Care Resource and Referral
5520 Trail Avenue V0N 3A0 Sechelt, BC, Canada

Two regular full-time positions, 35 hours per week. Sunshine Coast Community Services Child Care Resource & Referral program offers quality child care and commu...nity referrals, resources and support to child care providers and families in every community from Port Mellon to Egmont. What does it take to be a Program and Outreach Support Worker? You must have a commitment to quality child care, a current understanding of best practice and child care issues pertaining to providers and families. You are confident working with children, families and community stakeholders. If you are an enthusiastic, dedicated Early Childhood Educator with experience in child care settings, please review the full job description on our website and consider applying for this exciting opportunity to make a significant difference in our community. Why work for Community Services? Along with competitive salaries, benefits, and opportunity for professional growth, we truly make a difference in our community. Please submit your resume and cover letter to [email protected] indicating which position you are applying for in the subject line. We thank all candidates for their interest, however only those invited for interviews will be contacted. Visit our website for more details sccss.ca/about/careers #jobsbc #sunshinecoastbc #communityservices See more

CCRR is recruiting License-Not-Required Child Care Providers

Learning in the ForestOn-Line Presentation Presenter: Tricia Edgar Date: Thursday, August 20, 2020, Time: 6:30 8:30pm CCRR members and subscribers: free Register at [email protected]... You don't need to wonder Where the Wild Things Are, because sometimes they're in your classroom! In this workshop, learn how stories about animals, plants and wild places can act as a portal to outdoor learning. Use literature to bring your group of wild things outdoors to explore! Whether you're new to outdoor learning or a seasoned outdoors person, get ideas for creating connections between books, songs, oral stories and outdoor activities Tricia has worked with children in the temperate rainforest of Vancouver for more than 25 years. She is the education Coordinator for the Lynn Canyon Ecology Centre and is the co-founder of Fresh Air Learning, a nonprofit, play-based forest program for young children.

Make blackberry jam with your child. All ingredients will be dropped off at your doorstep. Family Resource Programs are the awesome! Thank you

Now for something different ... Happy summer rap along with these Dr. Seuss books.

A summer of exploring all the senses in forest, yard, garden, field, beach and water. Sharing the experience of the natural world with children can feel food.

Breathing is good and can even be fun. Lots of playful ways to engage with materials, movement and breath. Life is good.

A playful idea to practice using scissors.

Great to see the photos from the Parent-Tot Drop-In birdhouse building event for Father's Day! If you're interested in finding out about PTDI or other CCRR services and programs, feel free to reach out to us at 604-885-5657.

You won't want to miss this event online. ECE professional development opportunity. Call CCRR to register 604-885-5657 or email [email protected] to receive the link and join us.

Full job description here http://www.sccss.ca//car/program-and-outreach-support-ccrr

Let’s talk about all things administrative! Child care providers do so much above and beyond working with children you wear so many hats. wait lists, grant applications, budgeting, Board relations, staff management and so much paperwork. Tamara will share some of her experiences and insights from managing large staff teams over multiple sites and programs as well as making time for providers to share with each other their successes and challenges. Call to register and get the zoom link.