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First Assist, an indigenous charitable organization motivating youth to achieve and succeed, to serve the youth in the Waswanipi, Quebec.

Currently, First Assist is seeking a female instructor for the 2021 season for hockey, broom ball and other various sports. This is a paid position with a tentative start date of October 1st through the 7th, and it will run until March 31st with a 3-week break for Christmas.

This position will pay $1050 per week and all accommodations and travel are paid.

If you are interested in learning more about this position, please contact, Brent Kisil at [email protected]

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