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Mary Margaret Marshall

Eskasoni,NS

Summary

Specialized in Mi’kmaw Language with excellent work ethic and communication skills. Experienced of Mi’kmaq Culture, Costoms, Values and Beliefs including asscosiated communities. Knowledgable of issues and perspectives of Mi’kmaq Aboriginal communities.

Overview

18
18
years of professional experience

Work History

Early Years Cultural Suppot Coordinator

Tajikeimɨk Mi'kmaw Health and Wellness
02.2022 - 05.2024
  • Established relationships with Elders and Knowledge Keepers across Nova Scotia who were interested in embedding culture, language and ceremony in the Early Years Program.
  • Prepared and facilitated training and professional development for all Early Years staff.
  • Supported and Engaged in all ongoing cultural activities, ceremonies, gatherings and knowledge building for the Early Years Program staff and community participants.

Case Aide

Mi'kmaw Family & Children's Services Of NS
02.2013 - 06.2019
  • Provide services including counseling, case management, education and job training to agency Service Providers.
  • Address issues immediately and worked with caseworkers to find the most effective solutions available for clients.

Substitute Teacher

Allison Bernard Memorial High School
09.2011 - 12.2012
  • Taught diverse subjects for grades 10, 11 and 12, successfully delivering seamless teaching in absence of the regular teacher.
  • Collaborated with teachers and administrators to discuss the academic needs of students including Individual Program Plan and Behavioural Issues.
  • Encouraged learning through diverse strategies.

Elementary School Teacher

Eskasoni Elementary & Middle School
09.2008 - 06.2011


  • Fluently speak the Mi’kmaq Language in class.
  • Taught lessons encompassing range of skill-building activities in speaking, writing, reading and listening specializing in Mi’kmaw language.
  • Assessed student progress by administering tests and evaluating results.

Adult Education Instructor

Unama'ki Training And Education Centre
08.2006 - 06.2007


  • Responsible for teaching Sociology, Mi’kmaq Language/History and Child Studies to grade nine, eleven & twelve students using various methods of instruction to inspire students learning.
  • Prepare adult students for High School Equivalency Diplomas including reading, writing and research methods and basic computer technology.

Education

Certificate In Mi’kmaw Language Immersion Program - Linguistics

St. Francis Xavier University
Antigonish, NS
2011

Bachelor Of Education - Social Studies Teacher Education

St. Francis Xavier University
Antigonish, NS
2006

Bachelor Of Arts - Mi’kmaw Studies

Cape Breton University
Sydney, NS
2004

Graduate Certificate - Addictions And Mental Health

Dalhousie University
Halifax, NS
06.1995

Skills

  • Fluently speak in Mi'kmaq and English
  • Specialized in written Mi’kmaw Language
  • Effective public speaker
  • Microsoft Office
  • Self-motivated and Ablity to work unsupervised
  • Flexible schedule

Operational Asset

• Own Vehicle 

• Possession of Valid Driver’s License Class – 4

• Valid Teacher’s License Class – ITC1

Reference

Tanya Johnson MacVicar

Sydney, Nova Scotia

(902)577-7289


Bree Menge

Indigenous Events & Project Manager

Cape Breton University

Sydney, Nova Scotia

(902)322-5442 (C)

Timeline

Early Years Cultural Suppot Coordinator

Tajikeimɨk Mi'kmaw Health and Wellness
02.2022 - 05.2024

Case Aide

Mi'kmaw Family & Children's Services Of NS
02.2013 - 06.2019

Substitute Teacher

Allison Bernard Memorial High School
09.2011 - 12.2012

Elementary School Teacher

Eskasoni Elementary & Middle School
09.2008 - 06.2011

Adult Education Instructor

Unama'ki Training And Education Centre
08.2006 - 06.2007

Certificate In Mi’kmaw Language Immersion Program - Linguistics

St. Francis Xavier University

Bachelor Of Education - Social Studies Teacher Education

St. Francis Xavier University

Bachelor Of Arts - Mi’kmaw Studies

Cape Breton University

Graduate Certificate - Addictions And Mental Health

Dalhousie University
Mary Margaret Marshall