Accessibility Lead Jobs in Nova Scotia

Experience working with persons with disabilities, in education, or in a service-oriented environment an asset

Preparing, starting, monitoring, and ending exams for students with disabilities in private spaces or group settings.

Demonstrates strong interpersonal skills and to treat all students and colleagues with fairness, dignity, and respect.

Friendly demeanor and strong interpersonal skills

Setting up adaptive and computer equipment for exams.

Compiling detailed and accurate records and incident reports.

• Knowledge of OHRC and AODA legislation and experience addressing complex accessibility needs within an educational setting.

• Organizational, time management, priority setting skills.

• Proficient in computer applications, including Microsoft Office, Budget Display, Excel, and electronic case management.

• Conflict resolution and problem-solving skills.

• Oral and written communication skills - public speaking

• Training in alternative dispute resolution.