Niagara Catholic District School Board is a progressive and dynamic Board that offers exemplary Catholic education to 22,000 elementary, secondary and continuing education students throughout the twelve municipalities that encompass the Niagara Region.
The Niagara Catholic District School Board invites applications for the position of Controller of Facilities Services. As a member of Senior Administrative Council, the Controller of Facilities Services provides active leadership within the system portfolio. The Controller of Facilities Services will be responsible for providing overall leadership to the Facilities Services team including accommodation planning, design, construction, operation, maintenance, renewal and protection of Board facilities and sites, project management services, utility conservation, community use of Board facilities, including child care and ensuring safe, clean, comfortable and accommodating learning environments for Niagara Catholic students and staff. The position of Controller of Facilities Services will report to the Director of Education.
Background and Qualifications:
• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Architecture and/or Engineering, with a minimum of five years related experience. A Professional Designation is considered an advantage.
• Demonstrated program and project management experience related to the delivery of educational/institutional facility projects is an advantage.
• Demonstrated understanding of the design, tendering and construction processes.
• Demonstrated experience with research, report writing, analysis, supervision of staff and the use of collaborative leadership models. Demonstrated ability to work effectively within a collaborative leadership team.
• Demonstrated ability to lead staff, collaborate with partners in Catholic education and community members.
• Demonstrated exceptional interpersonal, communication and team building skills that include presentation, negotiation skills and the use of a variety of software applications.
• Valid Ontario Driver’s License and reliable vehicle is required.
Candidates interested in applying for the position of Controller of Facilities Services are required to provide:
• A complete Curriculum Vitae providing evidence of the qualifications required
• A current written professional reference from the applicant's immediate supervisor*
• A current written professional reference from an applicant's colleague*
• The names addresses and telephone numbers of two (2) additional references from the applicant's current or previous work environment*
• A copy of a recent Criminal Background Check (Vulnerable Sector Screening); and,
• A valid driver's license, access to a vehicle and be able to travel as required to discharge one's duty as the Controller of Facilities Services
* Include written permission to contact references.
Applications (marked Personal and Confidential) will be received until 4:00 p.m. on Monday, June 15th, 2020 to:
John Crocco, Director of Education
Niagara Catholic District School Board,
427 Rice Road, Welland, ON. L3C 7C1
or by email to john.crocco@ncdsb.com
Personal information about applicants is collected under the authority of Section 171 (10 (3) of the Education Act RSO 1990 and will be used to assess the suitability of applicants for employment with Niagara Catholic District School Board. Pursuant to the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disability Act, if any candidate requires accommodations at any time throughout the process please contact Jennifer Pellegrini at jennifer.pellegrini@ncdsb.com
L’Association des conseils scolaires des écoles publiques de l’Ontario (ACÉPO) représente tous les conseils scolaires publics de langue française de la province. Son mandat consiste à aider ses membres à assurer le développement durable et la vitalité du système d’éducation laïque de langue française de l’Ontario.
Le mandat consiste à appuyer la direction de l’ACEPO dans sa démarche visant l’embauche d’un directeur des relations de travail
Sommaire du poste
La Direction des relations de travail relève de la Direction générale de l’ACÉPO. Elle évalue les enjeux politiques provinciaux touchant l’éducation, notamment ceux des conseils scolaires francophones publiques et propose à l’Association une stratégie globale responsable de gestion de l’ensemble des activités et stratégies de relations de travail touchant les conventions collectives centrales des conseils scolaires publics de langue française de l’Ontario.
La direction des relations de travail dirige le processus de négociation collective, coordonne la prestation des services centralisés, appuie la réalisation des objectifs stratégiques et opérationnels de l’ACÉPO, établie des liens clairs et permanents avec les membres, les associations patronales dans le secteur de l’éducation, la Couronne et les syndicats ainsi que de toute autre tâches et responsabilités confiées par l’ACÉPO par l’entremise de la direction générale.
Expérience et qualifications requises
• Diplôme universitaire en éducation, en administration des affaires, en ressources humaines/relations de travail ou en droit;
• Une maîtrise sera considérée comme un atout;
• Accréditation auprès d’une association professionnelle (CHRP, CRHA) ou en droit, sera considérée comme un atout;
• Minimum de 7 années d’expérience en administration des affaires, dont au moins trois ans en qualité de gestionnaire, de préférence dans le domaine de l’éducation ou au sein d’un organisme redevable à un conseil d’administration;
• Au moins trois ans d’expérience dans des activités de négociations collectives et le traitement de griefs;
• Une combinaison de diplômes et d’expériences pourra être considérée;
• Excellente connaissance de la théorie et des principes de relations de travail, de gestion des ressources humaines et de rémunération du personnel;
• Avoir une excellente connaissance du français et de l’anglais oral et écrit; et,
• Être en mesure de se déplacer à travers la province.
La personne recrutée devra s’engager à suivre aux frais de l’association un programme de gestion des conseils scolaires. Le salaire variera selon les échelles gouvernementales entre 150,000$ et 175,000$ et l’entrée en poste souhaités est le plus tôt possible. Le futur titulaire du poste accompagnera la titulaire actuelle jusqu’à son départ en juin 2020.
More information is available by contacting Pierre Leduc at pierre@ascens.ca
The Council of Public Schools of Eastern Ontario/Le Conseil des écoles publiques de l’Est de l’Ontario (CEPEO) is looking for a director of education who, through their leadership, vision and human values, will help maintain the momentum of growth and innovation that characterizes the Board.
Please find all the information about the position by clicking on the following link:
The CEPEO invites anyone wishing to submit their application to send their curriculum vitae by e-mail, accompanied by a cover letter to the attention of MM. Claude Martel and Pierre Leduc, at cepeo@ascens.ca.
The Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board (KPR) is a progressive and dynamic organization that puts student success at the forefront, through a commitment to academic achievement, and the development of citizenship, personal, social, and life skills. KPR offers a world-class education for approximately 33,000 students in 91 schools spread across a diverse jurisdiction spanning over 7,000 square kilometers in the Municipality of Clarington, Northumberland and Peterborough counties, City of Quinte West/Murray Ward.
KPR is currently inviting applications for the position of Superintendent of Education: Student Achievement, with responsibility for the improvement of student achievement in K-12 families of schools, in addition to system-wide responsibilities, as assigned by the Director of Education. KPR’s supervisory officers play a critical role in the achievement of the board’s mission by demonstrating high expectations for student learning, leadership, strategic decision-making, managerial effectiveness collaboration and professionalism. The successful candidate will ideally assume the position by September 2020.
A valid Ontario Supervisory Officer certificate is required, with applicants completing qualifications also eligible for consideration. KPRDSB is committed to a workforce that is representative of the diversity of the people of Ontario and across the communities we serve. KPRDSB encourages applications from candidates with diverse backgrounds.
To confidentially apply, please submit a covering letter and résumé, along with a list of three (3) preliminary professional references (including your current supervisor) to Project #KPRSSA2020 no later than 4 p.m. on June 29, 2020 to: resumes@promeus.ca. Please note that NO references will be contacted without your prior consent. Requests for additional information, and/or confidential suggestions or nominations of suitable candidates may be submitted by contacting Marilyn Gouthro at mgouthro@tbaytel.net / (807) 626-6042. Given the significant impact of COVID-19, the planned recruitment/selection process and timelines for the search may be modified to ensure individual and community safety. All inquiries and applications will be treated as confidential.