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Exempt staff provide professional expertise and leadership to help manage the Division’s business operations. Working in central and school-based offices, they manage resources responsibly to make sure every school community has what it needs to succeed.
We welcome all applicants, and are focused on finding qualified applicants who bring a range of skills, perspectives and lived experiences. We’re eager to learn about you, and what you can bring to Edmonton Public Schools.
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| Exempt Management Terms and Conditions |
| Exempt Non-Management Terms and Conditions |
| Preparing for an interview: Tips to support candidates |
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| Your resume and cover letter (required) saved as two separate files |
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The Psychology Consultant provides a range of psychoeducational assessments and consultative services to support students from Kindergarten to Grade 12. The successful candidate will work with schools to help facilitate educational programming to meet students’ cognitive, behavioural and social-emotional needs.
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We are looking for enthusiastic and adaptable individuals to contribute to student well-being initiatives through the Mental Health Capacity Building Program (MHCB). The MHCB Wellness Coach develops and delivers programming, for students from Kindergarten to Grade 12, that meets the objectives of MHCB and Edmonton Public Schools.
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As a Speech Language Pathologist Consultant, you will collaborate with school teams and families to equip K–12 students with diverse learning needs with specialized strategies for communicative success.
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As a Speech Language Pathologist Consultant, you will collaborate with school teams and families to equip K–12 students with diverse learning needs with specialized strategies for communicative success.
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The Diversity Education Consultant will work collaboratively to provide leadership that supports improvement in student achievement and high school completion rates along with the provision of Indigenous cultural consultation and learning opportunities that align with curricular objectives.
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