Job Description

Children's Autism Services of Edmonton is seeking an

Early Education Teacher

for our dynamic and growing organization for the 2025/26 school year . At Children's Autism Services of Edmonton, we provide family-centered services within the home, school or community to meet the complex needs of children who have autism and other developmental disorders using the SCERTS Model.

As an

Early Education Teacher,

you will be part of a talented transdisciplinary team providing a pre-kindergarten program through an Emotional Regulation Approach at one of our early education sites.

Key Responsibilities:

Plan, prepare and set up an interactive play based classroom program Develop, implement and monitor classroom activities to meet the needs of individual students Develop/review Individual Program Plans (IPP) in collaboration with parents/consultants and participate in IPP meetings Document progress of children (IPP goals) and ensure children's records are maintained Participate in professional growth opportunities Work collaboratively on a team of professionals which may include speech and language pathologists, occupational therapists, behavior consultants and psychologists incorporate recommendations and strategies provided by consultants into classroom activities and daily routines and provide feedback on the recommendations supervise and coach classroom educational assistants

Required Qualifications:

Bachelor of education or equivalent and valid teaching certificate with 3+ years of special needs experience Experience developing and implementing IPPs is an asset Knowledge of SCERTS framework is an asset Police Check with Vulnerable Sector and Child Intervention Record Check required Safe Management Training (Provided), CPR and Standard First Aid Certification Required

Why Children's Autism Services of Edmonton?

We are inclusive and welcoming, value life-long learning and love to have fun! We go the extra mile by offering our employees:

A competitive salary with comprehensive benefits package with RRSP matching Access to extensive internal training and annual continuing education opportunities A collaborative, multidisciplinary work environment Feeling that you are making a difference with children and families Working with colleagues who are leaders in the field of autism A strong professional development focus
Job Type: Full-time

Benefits:

Dental care Disability insurance Employee assistance program Extended health care Life insurance On-site parking RRSP match Vision care
Schedule:

Day shift Monday to Friday
Application question(s):

Are you a registered Teacher in Alberta?
Work Location: In person