02/21/2025
Part-Time Casual First Aid Instructor
Pictou County Area, Nova Scotia
As our course offerings expand we're looking for First Aid Instructors to work on a casual basis to offer training to the Northern Region of Nova Scotia. If you are passionate about educating others and have the desire to be a part of an amazing team, we encourage you to apply for this position. As a First Aid Instructor, you are responsible for teaching individuals the necessary skills to respond to emergency situations and provide immediate medical assistance. This is a rewarding opportunity to empower others in life-saving techniques.
Responsibilities:
* Conduct Canadian Red Cross first aid training sessions for public and private sessions.
* Act with honesty, integrity and transparency
* Ensure healthy teaching practices and prevention of disease transmission standards are adhered to at all times
* Cleans and prepares the facilities for the next training session
* Treat learners in a manner that maintains dignity and respects their religious beliefs, culture and customs
Experience:
* Previous experience in tutoring or teaching in a classroom setting would be a valuable asset, but not necessary
* Excellent verbal and written communication skills required
* Excellent organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple tasks effectively
* Strong communication skills to effectively educate and engage participants
* Reliability and Punctuality is a must
How to apply: Salary range is 20.00-30.00/hr depending on level of experience. Mileage is paid for out of town training. Current certification as a Canadian Red Cross First Aid Instructor is preferred however willing to train the right candidate should that person be the right fit for our growing team.
Interested candidates are invited to submit their resume and a cover letter outlining their relevant experience and copies of their instructor certifications to PrimaryResourceTraining@gmail.com
Training Partner: Primary Resource Training
Posting closure date: April 30, 2025
We are in Mi’kma’ki, the traditional and unceeded territory of the Mi’kmaq.
