Douglas College has 59 open jobs in Canada as of November 6, 2026. Top locations: New Westminster, Coquitlam and Langley. Median advertised hourly rate: $19.53.
3+ YOECandidates need a PhD in Social Work or a related discipline and at least three years of professional social work practice. They also need knowledge of Indigenous and racialized communities, Indigenous worldviews and decolonizing approaches, strong communication and teamwork skills, and comfort with online teaching platforms.
Douglas College needs students enrolled in the Music Technology program, preferred. Computer or sound and recording equipment experience is an asset, and students must meet the enrolment rules for student assistants.
Candidates need a university or college degree or equivalent, with adult learning or Skills for Success Practitioner credentials preferred. They need proven group facilitation and one-to-one coaching experience, proficiency in Microsoft Office, and comfort working with multi-barrier clients.
Candidates need to be enrolled students at Douglas College or another B.C. public post-secondary institution, with experience in Adobe Creative Suite and an interest in sport. Video production skills and a portfolio are assets.
Candidates need completion of Introduction to Archaeology (ANTH 1112), with other Archaeology or Anthropology courses, especially Indigenous cultures, helpful. They must be enrolled in eligible Douglas College or other B.C. public post-secondary courses during the work term, and hold a SIN and study permit if international.
Candidates need experience making Instagram posts, stories and reels, and design tools such as Canva or Marq. They also need strong copywriting, public speaking and collaboration skills, plus eligibility as a Douglas College or other B.C. public post-secondary student.
Candidates need to be enrolled as students at Douglas College or another accredited B.C. public post-secondary institution, with campus involvement and good knowledge of campus resources. Strong organization, communication, problem-solving and basic Microsoft Office skills are required.
3+ YOECandidates need a bachelor's degree in a related discipline, at least 3-4 years of progressive student advising experience, and RCIC or RISIA certification in good standing with the ICCRC. They also need extensive knowledge of Canadian immigration law and international student policy.
5+ YOECandidates need a Master's degree (Doctorate preferred) in Early Childhood Education or a closely related field, at least 5 years of full-time direct work with young children, and a valid provincial ECE licence. Teaching applied skills online and in person, and supervising practicum students, are strongly preferred.
Candidates need to be current students at Douglas College or another B.C. public post-secondary institution, meeting the enrolment rules for their status. They need strong communication skills, organization, a team approach and comfort working with limited supervision.
Douglas College states that candidates must self-identify as Indigenous (First Nations, Métis or Inuit), be a current Douglas College student in good academic standing with at least one prior semester, and meet the posting's enrolment criteria for domestic or international students.
Candidates need a bachelor's degree or an equivalent mix of education, training and career consulting experience, plus experience in employment counselling and working with youth. They must know career assessment methods, the local labour market and WorkBC, and must pass a criminal record check with a vulnerable population check.
Candidates need strong public speaking skills, excellent English verbal and written skills, and a welcoming attitude. Current enrollment at Douglas College or another accredited B.C. public post-secondary institution is required, and Student Ambassador volunteer experience is an asset.
Candidates need enrollment as a Douglas College or eligible B.C. post-secondary student, undergraduate history research experience as an asset, strong written and oral communication, problem-solving and time management skills, and proficiency in MS Word. Zotero and Dropbox knowledge are assets.
Candidates need strong customer service and oral communication skills, a basic understanding of fitness equipment, and the ability to lift up to 23 kg (50 lbs). Office 365 experience and enrollment as a current student at Douglas College or another B.C. public post-secondary institution are required.
Microsoft Office 365, Recreation management software, fitness equipment
Candidates need a Master's degree (PhD preferred) in Therapeutic Recreation or a closely related field, with a major in Therapeutic Recreation, Recreation or Leisure Studies. They need knowledge of health theory and behaviour change, experience working with diverse people, and the ability to use online learning platforms.
5+ YOECandidates need a bachelor's degree in marketing or communications, or equivalent combined education and experience, plus 5 years of building stakeholder partnerships. Strong social media and online marketing knowledge, customer service experience, and familiarity with BC training providers and policy interpretation are also required.
5+ YOE3+ MgmtCandidates need a graduate degree (Ph.D. preferred), at least three years in a post-secondary administrative role, and at least five years of post-secondary teaching. They also need research or creative activity, strong teamwork and consensus-building skills, and excellent written and oral communication.
Candidates need good written and verbal communication skills, experience growing plants in an outdoor garden, and willingness to do physical outdoor work. They must work independently and meet Douglas College's student eligibility rules.
5+ YOEDouglas College needs candidates with a two-year accounting diploma and at least five years of related work experience, or an equivalent mix of education and experience. Candidates need working knowledge of PSAS/GAAP, accounts payable procedures and commodity tax, plus proven supervisory experience and strong organization and time management skills.
Candidates need working knowledge of chemistry laboratory equipment, routine maintenance and lab safety, including WHMIS. They also need good written and spoken English, the ability to communicate clearly with students and staff, and the ability to work independently.
Douglas College needs candidates interested in health sciences research who communicate well, solve problems and organize many tasks with accuracy. Experience with Excel, SPSS, NVivo or EndNote is preferred, and student eligibility rules apply.
Candidates need to be enrolled as students, preferably in the Music Technology program. Computer experience or experience with sound and recording equipment is an asset.
Candidates need at least a bachelor's degree (MFA preferred) in a relevant area, post-secondary teaching experience, and live theatre production experience. Strong ties to the local theatre community and skill working with diverse learners are also required.