26 Oct 2026
Home Child Care Provider
- Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada
- Job ID : 222251
- Category : Domestic & Caregivers
- Job Type : Full-Time
- Salary : $19.50 Hourly
- Anticipated Start Date : 2027-01-04
- Posting Date : 26 Oct 2026
- Expiry Date : 26 Oct 2027
Description
Term: Full time, 40 hours per week
Wage: $19.50 per hour
Vacation: 4% vacation pay
Language: English
Start date: As soon as possible
Duties and Responsibilities
- Supervise and care for three (3) children in the employer’s residence.
- Plan, prepare, and serve meals for children, and perform light / incidental housekeeping duties.
- Oversee children’s activities, such as meals and rest periods, as instructed by the employer.
- Assist with homework, and organize and participate in educational and play activities, such as games, sports, crafts, reading, and school / play outings.
- Maintain a safe and healthy environment in the home.
- Instruct children in personal hygiene.
- Tend to the emotional well-being of the children and support their social development.
- Discipline the children in accordance with the methods set out by the parents.
- Pick up children from school, and take them to extracurricular activities, play-dates and appointments.
Requirements
- Completion of Secondary / High School.
- At least 5 years of experience in the home care / support industry with a track record of success.
- Willing to work a flexible schedule to accommodate the parents’ schedule, including intermittent weekdays and weekends, for a total of 40 hours per week.
- Must be able to work independently with minimum supervision.
- Strong references are mandatory.
Benefits
- Ten (10) paid vacation days per year.
- Optional accommodation in the employer’s home is available at no charge. Please note that this is not a condition of employment.
How to Apply
How to apply
Email your resume and two references to kathrynhillbrady@gmail.com
Please include “Home Child Care Provider” in the subject line.
We welcome applications from all qualified candidates, including youth, Indigenous people, newcomers, and people with disabilities.
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