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Description

The Ministry of Corrections, Policing and Public Safety provides supervision and rehabilitation services for adult and young offenders, promotes appropriate and effective policing, and supports community and public safety services throughout Saskatchewan.

Facility Youth Workers are positive, motivated, and energetic role models that are non-judgmental and have excellent communication, interpersonal and problem-solving skills. Facility Youth Workers are leaders that embrace diversity and equality.

The Paul Dojack Youth Centre invites you to join our team.

Becoming a Facility Youth Worker requires a combination of knowledge, skills, and personal attributes which include:

- Knowledge of the criminal justice system.
- Knowledge of human behaviour and interpersonal communications that support positive change.
- Critical thinking skills to exercise sound judgment, solve problems and apply appropriate interventions.
- Strong organizational and time management skills.
- Being collaborative, inclusive, and a supportive team player.
- Proficiency with various computer systems, software, and programs.
- Experience and/or education in the social sciences, correctional services, or similar discipline.
- Knowledge or understanding of trauma informed care, with a culturally responsive approach.
- Physical abilities to meet the requirements of a demanding work environment.
- A valid Class 5 drivers license and First Aid CPR/AED.
- Legally entitled to work in Canada.
- The COPAT is mandatory and must be completed prior to receiving an offer of employment. It is strongly recommended that applicants complete the COPAT prior to application and submit documentation as part of their application submission.

The Correctional Officers Physical Abilities Test (COPAT) is a timed physical abilities test that is comprised of activities designed to reflect the physical challenges faced in a correctional environment.