Using the definition of the derivative,
s′(t)=h→0limhs(t+h)−s(t)
The units of the numerator are meters, and the units of the denominator are seconds (since the denominator comes from the change in the input of the function). So, the units of s′(t) are metres per second.
Remark: we learned that the derivative of a position function gives velocity. In this example, the position is given in metres, and the velocity is measured in metres per second.