Employment Opportunity - NSELC Executive Director (part-time)
Educational Leadership Consortium of Nova Scotia (NSELC) Executive Director (part-time)
Effective 01 January, 2019 (negotiable)
The Educational Leadership Consortium of Nova Scotia (NSELC) is a unique organization comprised of the Nova Scotia Department of Education and Early Childhood Development, the Nova Scotia Teachers Union, local reginal centres for education, Mi’kmaq Kina’matnewey, the Black Educators Association, and university faculties of education. The partners work collegially to develop and enhance leadership in the Nova Scotia school system.
Reporting to the Board of Directors, the Executive Director is responsible for administering the day to day operation and financial affairs of the organization. Under the direction of the Board of Directors and with the assistance of the Program Committee, the Executive Director assumes responsibility for designing, implementing and evaluating a range of professional learning opportunities that address identified partner needs...
Welcome to the NSELC
Terry Wadden
Executive Director
I am pleased to welcome you to the Educational Leadership Consortium of Nova Scotia Ltd (NSELC) website. This organization is committed to providing leadership opportunities for educators in Nova Scotia through programs which are based on the needs of educators and developed by Nova Scotia educators. Please take some time reviewing the variety of professional learning programs and the relevant resources and links on the website.
Historically, NSELC professional learning programs have targeted educators already in positions of senior leadership (principals, vice principals and central office personnel) or teachers who were aspiring to move into an administrative leadership role. While this group continues to be an important audience for our professional learning programs, NSELC has expanded many of our offerings to meet the professional needs of classroom teachers who want to develop their instructional strategies to better meet the needs of their students, become effective curriculum leaders, or who are interested in fulfilling the role of a coach or mentor. This expansion of our audience is very exciting for the NSELC and certainly supports what we have learned about effective schools being those that develop and foster educational leadership from within their own staff.
