Provincial Caregiver Training Facilitator

Government of Alberta

. Deliver provincially mandated caregiver training in in-person and virtual environments .

Posted 11/4/2026full-timeEdmonton • CanadaJunior💰 CA$78,309 - CA$101,219 per yearWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in delivering caregiver training using adult learning principles and diverse methodologies, while ensuring content is culturally appropriate and aligned with relevant legislation. Proficient in assessing caregiver competencies and fostering collaborative relationships with various stakeholders, including Indigenous communities.

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Bachelor Of Social WorkAdult Learning PrinciplesChild Development KnowledgeTraining MethodologiesProject Management Skills

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Hard Skills

Caregiver Training DeliveryCurriculum DevelopmentCompetency AssessmentInstructional ToolsCoaching And Mentoring

Soft Skills

Collaborative Relationship BuildingOrganizational SkillsFacilitation SkillsCulturally Responsive Approaches

Tools & Technologies

Online Learning PlatformsTraining Tools

Certifications & Qualifications

Alberta College Of Social Workers RegistrationClear Criminal Record CheckVulnerable Sector Check

Industry Keywords

Child InterventionTrauma-Informed CareFamily SystemsIndigenous CulturesCaregiver Support Systems

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Deliver provincially mandated caregiver training in in-person and virtual environments
Use adult learning principles and varied techniques to address diverse learning styles and participant needs
Provide guidance to caregivers applying learning to the day-to-day care of children and youth
Assess caregiver learning and competency development
Facilitate learning sessions and discussion groups
Provide individualized guidance and track participation and attendance
Support caregivers in meeting training requirements
Collaborate with Learning and Development consultants, subject matter experts, caregivers, and external partners
Develop and update curriculum, facilitator guides, learning resources, and training tools
Ensure training content is current, relevant, culturally appropriate, and aligned with legislation, policy, and child intervention practice
Build relationships with ministry divisions, Delegated First Nation Agencies, Indigenous communities, Elders, caregivers, and external partners
Coordinate co-facilitation, experienced caregiver engagement, training schedules, and provincial learning opportunities
Apply knowledge of child development, trauma-informed practice, caregiver competencies, Indigenous cultures, legislation, policy, and child intervention practices

Requirements

What you’ll need

Bachelor of Social Work and 1-year related experience
OR Master of Social Work and some related experience
OR related university degree and 3 years related experience
OR related diploma and 4 years related experience
OR related certificate and 5 years related experience
Alberta College of Social Workers (ACSW) registration, as required under the Health Professions Act for candidates with a Social Work diploma, degree, or masters
Clear Criminal Record Check with Vulnerable Sector Check and Intervention Record Check (if applicable)
Academic credentials check
Extensive knowledge of child and adolescent development, trauma-informed care, family systems, separation, loss and grief, and impacts of abuse and neglect
Experience within child intervention and caregiver support systems
Experience designing, developing, and delivering adult learning programs
Knowledge of adult learning principles, training methodologies, online learning platforms, and instructional tools
Experience coaching, mentoring, facilitating, or assessing caregivers
Strong project management and organizational skills
Ability to build collaborative relationships and develop culturally responsive learning approaches
Experience working with Indigenous communities, diverse populations, internal partners, and external stakeholders
Cover letter required
Ability to work evening and weekend hours and increased travel as required

Benefits

Comp & perks

Public Service Pension Plan (PSPP)
Alberta Public Service benefits
Professional learning and development
Positive workplace culture and work-life balance