Early Childhood Educator (Ece) - Level 3
Grow with Joy Childcare (2nd Avenue) Whitehorse, YT
- Welcomes newcomers
- Welcomes refugees
- Job Bank listing
$34.00 – $45.00/hourAbout $6,850 a month (mid-range at 40 h a week), before tax
Education & Training jobs in Whitehorse, Yukon
Education & Training jobs in Whitehorse, Yukon on Newcomer: 3 open positions from 3 employers. Typical advertised pay $34.00/hour (median). Newest posting 7 days ago.
Education & Training jobs in Whitehorse, Yukon
3 jobs found
Early Childhood Educator (Ece) - Level 3
Grow with Joy Childcare (Riverdale) Whitehorse, YT
- Welcomes newcomers
- Welcomes refugees
- Job Bank listing
$34.00 – $45.00/hourAbout $6,850 a month (mid-range at 40 h a week), before tax
Early Childhood Educator (Ece) - Level 3
Grow with Joy Childcare (4th Avenue) Whitehorse, YT
- Welcomes newcomers
- Welcomes refugees
- Job Bank listing
$34.00 – $45.00/hourAbout $6,850 a month (mid-range at 40 h a week), before tax
Questions about these jobs
Answered from the live postings on this page, and updated whenever they change.
How many education & training jobs are available in Whitehorse, YT?
There are 3 open education & training positions in Whitehorse, YT on Newcomer, from 3 employers. The list updates as employers post and postings close.
What do education & training jobs in Whitehorse, YT pay?
Across the 3 live education & training postings in Whitehorse, YT, the median advertised wage is $34.00/hour. Each posting states its own pay range and period.
How do I apply for education & training jobs in Whitehorse, YT?
Open a posting and use its Apply button. Some postings take your application on Newcomer, using the resume saved in your free profile; others send you to the employer's own application page or email. Job seekers never pay to use Newcomer.
Do these education & training employers welcome newcomers to Canada?
3 of the 3 education & training postings in Whitehorse, YT say the employer welcomes new immigrants or refugees. Whether you can accept a particular job depends on your permission to work in Canada; employers decide who they can hire.