Training & Culture Coordinator

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Cass Lake, MN, USA
In-Office
Entry level
Other • Social Impact
The Role
Coordinates employee, provider, parent, and community training; manages higher education programming, annual training plans, training records, committees, trainers, and partnerships. Supports Ojibwe language and cultural programming, youth program outreach, family engagement, policy communication, reporting, audits, and administrative activities. Requires collaboration with management and community stakeholders, cultural sensitivity, strong communication, and regular travel.
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Job Summary & Responsibilities

Division:  Education

Reports to:  Child Care Services Program Manager

Worksite: Maajiigin Center

LLBO Status:  Non-exempt

Safety Sensitive:  Yes

License/Certification Requirements:  Valid MN Driver’s License, current insurance or be insurable. Adult, Child and Baby First Aid/CPR certification


Summary: Responsible for the facilitating and coordination of training and professional development for program. Responsible for coordinating the higher education programming for teachers and childcare providers.  Coordinate Megwayak programming with team support. Support the community and family engagement programming.


Education Requirements and Experience:

High School Diploma or General Education Diploma (G.E.D) required.

A.A. in Human Services or Early Childhood preferred.

Must be willing to complete the Early Childhood or Human Services A.A. degree.

 

Additional Qualifications and Skills:

Possess understanding, sensitivity and passion to work with Anishinaabe children, families and communities.

Ability to establish and maintain positive, trusting and supportive relationships.

Demonstrates increasing knowledge and practice of Ojibwe-Anishinaabe lifeways and practices.

Active learner.

Native American preference.

Good leadership skills.

Experience working within the tribal community.

Ability to relate to people from many backgrounds.

The ability to handle diverse work problems is required.

Able to manage time & resources well and to work effectively with minimal supervision.

Excellent attendance and punctuality are necessary.

Working knowledge of computers, fax machines, copiers and other office equipment.

Working computer application skills with experience in Microsoft Windows and Internet access.

Must be able to pass the Leech Lake Licensing Standards.

Good verbal and written communication skills are required.

Ability to travel in and out of the state on a regular basis as required by funding agencies.


Supervisory Duties:  

None.

 

Duties/Responsibilities:

Administration:

Create space for language revitalization by speaking and learning Ojibwe.

Maintain positive work atmosphere by modeling and communicating in a manner that fosters good relations with children, families, co-workers and community members.

Be knowledgeable of and comply with LLBO policies, the Leech Lake Early Childhood, Child Care Services Policies and Procedures.

Works closely with management staff to ensure effective delivery of services.

Participate on various committees, boards or community groups as appropriate.

Promote and advocate for early childhood care and education.

Be knowledgeable of and work towards program plan, vision and mission.

Works closely with management staff to ensure effective delivery of services.

Work with management to review or develop policies and operating procedures based on regulations and guidelines on an annual basis or as needed. Periodically review to ensure applicability to the program.

Complete all required daily, monthly and annual paperwork and reports.

Maintain confidentiality and professional ethics at all times.

Attend all mandatory meetings and trainings as required.

Assist the program to complete special projects and other duties as assigned.

Assist and coordinate program internal audit according to rules and regulations.

Maintain positive work atmosphere by modeling and communicating in a manner that fosters good relations with children, families, co-workers and community members.

Adhere to policies governing staff conduct.

All other related duties as assigned.

 

Ojibwe-Anishinaabe Worldview:

Increasingly use Ojibwe as the language of communication with children, families and colleagues.

Set achievable individual, team and learning environment language goals.

Participate in regular language assessment.

Actively attend programming to deepen cultural perspective and understanding, some programming may take place outside of regular hours.

Will set Ojibwe language goals and create a language plan to reach those goals.

Will practice and integrate language every day.

Will replace common English interactions, greetings, salutations, & routine interactions with ojibwemowin.

Willing to attend language instruction to build your language skills.

 

Training and Professional Development:

Facilitate and conduct the Miziwegin Training Committee.

Facilitate the higher education programming and provide technical assistance to staff and childcare providers.

Facilitate the development & scheduling of the annual training plan according to contract, licensing requirements and program needs.

Facilitate the trainer and training development for the LLECD service area and programs ensuring training meets requirements.

Coordinate and facilitate training events for Leech Lake Child Care Services program.

Implement training initiatives.

Conduct an annual survey and compile training needs report.

Attend training committees and develop partnerships with other agencies to coordinate training opportunities.

Identify new partners, presenters, community members for training.

Keep records of all training events/initiatives.

Maintain a list of trainers and training resources according to area of expertise.

Develop and implement staff and parent trainings that includes community.


Community Engagement:

Develop and support the Miziwegin Language and Culture programming for staff, families and the community.

Facilitate the Megwayaak Committee meetings, support the collaboration and usage of the Megwayaak space between ECD.

Provide outreach to local schools and youth programs of the intern youth program.

Collect required forms and track applicant information and make selections of youth for the program with the team.

Work with managers who will provide oversight of youth in the programs.

Provide communication and technical assistance on status, updates and policy changes.

Submit invoices payments for youth and enter into tracking sheet to ensure timeliness and accuracy.

 

Physical Requirements:

Physical exam upon initial hire and every 2 years thereafter and Mantoux (TB) upon hire and every 5 years thereafter.

Pre-employment and random drug testing is mandatory for all Leech Lake Early Childhood positions.

Sedentary work.

Subject to internal working conditions.

Non-smoking environment.

Pay Range

DOQ

Skills Required

  • High school diploma or GED
  • Willingness to complete an Early Childhood or Human Services associate degree
  • Valid current Minnesota driver's license
  • Current vehicle insurance or ability to be insured
  • Adult, child, and baby First Aid/CPR certification
  • Ability to pass Leech Lake Licensing Standards
  • Ability to work with Anishinaabe children, families, and communities with sensitivity and passion
  • Understanding or increasing knowledge of Ojibwe-Anishinaabe lifeways and practices
  • Experience working within the tribal community
  • Good leadership, communication, relationship-building, time-management, and organizational skills
  • Working knowledge of computers, Microsoft Windows, internet access, fax machines, and copiers
  • Ability to travel in and out of state on a regular basis
  • Willingness to attend Ojibwe language instruction and cultural programming
  • Associate degree in Human Services or Early Childhood
  • Native American preference
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The Company
HQ: Cass Lake, MN
551 Employees
Year Founded: 1855

What We Do

The Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe is a federally recognized, sovereign Ojibwe tribal government in north-central Minnesota. It serves its communities through governmental, social, educational, healthcare, elder-care, and emergency programs, while also operating gaming enterprises, hospitality businesses, retail services, and other tribally owned ventures. Its mission centers on representing and supporting the Leech Lake Ojibwe people and managing reservation resources.

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