3+ YOECandidates need 3-5 years of sports experience, including leading youth programs and understanding child safeguarding. Strong written and verbal communication, grant writing, fundraising and marketing skills are also needed, along with a Clear Vulnerable Sector Check and a valid driver's licence.
3+ YOE2+ MgmtCandidates need 3+ years running a program, location or business in sport, events, hospitality or recreation, plus 2+ years hiring and managing part-time staff. Sales and partnership skills, results against targets, comfort with data, and a Winnipeg base with a valid driver's licence and own vehicle are also required.
1+ YOE1+ MgmtCandidates need 1 to 2+ years in sport operations, events, hospitality, recreation or customer service, and experience supervising part-time staff. They must be based in Niagara or nearby, hold a valid driver's license with their own vehicle, and be comfortable with numerical data.
Candidates need a passion for working with children, prior playing or coaching experience (preferably with children), and knowledge of basic coaching and safety for sports like soccer, basketball and floor hockey. They also need strong communication skills, a clear background check and a valid G driver's licence.
Candidates need past event-planning experience, strong public speaking and writing skills, sharp attention to detail, and a upbeat, self-motivated attitude. Knowledge of many sports rules and formats is an asset, and the posting asks for alignment with JAM's core values.
Cleaning, Attention to detail, Public speaking, Sport games rules, Decision making, Problem solving
Candidates need a passion for working with children, past experience playing or coaching sports, and knowledge of basic coaching and safety guidelines. They must be patient, reliable, upbeat, well spoken, able to pass a background check, and aligned with JAM's core values.
Teamwork, Teaching, Coaching, Communication skills, Interpersonal skills, Adaptability
Candidates need thorough knowledge of volleyball rules and the ability to referee beginner through competitive matches. They should be upbeat, detail-oriented, able to work independently, and strong at speaking and writing.