Bilingual Education Projects Officer

Government of Nova Scotia

. Contribute to the design, development, implementation, and evaluation of programs and initiatives for the public school system .

Posted 10/9/2026full-timeHalifax • CanadaSeniorLead💰 CA$3,849 - CA$4,532 per weekWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in French Second Language education, with a strong focus on curriculum development, project management, and effective collaboration with educational stakeholders. Proficient in both French and English, with a commitment to promoting inclusive and equitable learning environments.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Master’s Degree In Education8 Years Teaching Experience In French Second LanguageBilingual French And English CapabilitiesProficiency With Microsoft Office ProgramsStrong Understanding Of Nova Scotia Education System

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Hard Skills

Curriculum DevelopmentProject ManagementResearch-Based Professional LearningAssessment StrategiesResource DevelopmentMentorship Program FacilitationFrench Language Resource CreationInstructional PlanningEvaluation TechniquesTechnology Proficiency

Soft Skills

Collaboration SkillsInterpersonal CommunicationTeamwork SkillsVerbal CommunicationWritten Communication

Industry Keywords

French Second Language EducationPublic School SystemNova Scotia ContextInclusive ResourcesCultural Experiences

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Contribute to the design, development, implementation, and evaluation of programs and initiatives for the public school system
Provide consultative services to Regional Centres for Education, professional staff, universities, associations, organizations, departments, and agencies
Advance French Second Language education initiatives across Grades P–12
Coordinate and collaborate on curriculum renewal and resource development
Design and deliver research-based professional learning for educators
Partner with department branches to enhance programming and virtual learning opportunities
Contribute to assessment strategies that promote student achievement
Create research-informed resources supporting planning, instruction, and evaluation
Facilitate mentorship programs and professional networks for FSL educators
Promote equitable access to inclusive resources and cultural experiences reflecting Nova Scotia’s diversity
Provide French-language resources for pre-primary classrooms
Report to the Director of French Second Language Programs

Requirements

What you’ll need

Master’s degree in education or a related field
At least 8 years’ teaching experience in a French Second Language context
Comprehensive knowledge of current French Second Language programs and education system structures
Strong understanding of the Nova Scotia context
Ability to apply current research to project design, content, and implementation
Ability to plan, manage, and deliver projects within timelines while coordinating multiple tasks and priorities
Proven collaboration skills and ability to build and maintain effective partnerships
Excellent command of spoken and written French
Strong competencies in English
Proficiency with technology and/or Microsoft Office programs in a computerized environment for communication and instruction
Exceptional verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills
Strong teamwork skills and commitment to a diverse and inclusive workplace
Successful background checks and confirmation of credentials
Bilingual French and English capabilities

Benefits

Comp & perks

Permanent position
Inclusive and accessible recruitment process
Employment equity and diversity-focused workplace
Accommodation available throughout the recruitment process
Pension plan implications and information provided for eligible employees