2+ YOECandidates need a diploma or degree in social work, addictions, mental health, Indigenous studies or human services, plus at least two years supporting people facing substance use, mental health or trauma. Experience with First Nations communities and a valid BC Class 5 driver's licence are also required.
Microsoft Office, electronic record-keeping systems, virtual communication platforms
2+ YOECandidates need about 2 years of experience in recreation, community services, Elders programming or event coordination. Strong communication, organization and relationship-building skills, plus comfort with email, Microsoft Office and basic registration tools, are needed. Knowledge of Indigenous communities and cultural protocols, a driver's licence and First Aid certification are assets.
5+ YOECandidates need a certificate or diploma in OH&S or Emergency Management, five years of directly relevant experience, and strong tact, communication and report-writing skills. They also need advanced Microsoft Office skills, a valid Class 5 BC driver's licence and a satisfactory criminal record check.
Emergency response, Research, Presentation skills, First Aid, Health and safety, Confidentiality
3+ YOECandidates need an undergraduate degree in a social science, public policy, law or a related field, plus three to five years of policy or senior government experience. Experience with First Nations governments, policy and legislation development, and strong written and verbal communication are required.
Communication skills, Interpersonal skills, Policy development, Social sciences, Political science, Research
3+ YOECandidates need a Civil Engineering Technology diploma, at least three years of municipal development experience, and ASTTBC registration or eligibility as an AScT. They also need strong written and verbal communication, MS Office skills, a Class 5 BC licence and a reliable vehicle.