Student Monitors and Crossing Guards perform safety and supervision duties in school and community environments:

• Monitor school buildings, hallways, playgrounds, and lunch areas to ensure student safety
• Supervise students during recess, lunch breaks, and school activities
• Observe and report student behavior, accidents, and incidents
• Maintain order and discipline in designated areas
• Assist with supervision during exams, detention, and special school events
• Monitor security cameras and report suspicious activities
• Assist in setting up equipment for school activities and events
• Coordinate pedestrian traffic at school crossings
• Guide and assist children safely across streets and intersections
• Control traffic flow during school start and end times
• Communicate with school staff and authorities regarding safety concerns
• Ensure compliance with school safety protocols and procedures

These are the typical employment requirements and qualifications for this occupation in Canada:

• Completion of secondary school may be required.
• Short-term on-the-job training is typically provided.
• First aid and CPR certification may be required.
• Background checks are commonly required for working with children.
• Strong observational, communication, and interpersonal skills are essential.
• Ability to manage groups of children and maintain discipline is important.
• Physical ability to stand for long periods and work outdoors (for crossing guards) is required.
• Basic understanding of safety procedures and emergency response is beneficial.
• No formal post-secondary education is typically required.
• Foreign workers should assess eligibility carefully as TEER 5 occupations have limited immigration pathways.