Description

Recruitment, resourcing and retention of volunteer Guardians. This includes working with program staff to develop and organize training and appreciation events, as well as providing regular support and communication for Guardians.
Coordinating INTs in-school education programs by participating in the development of programming as well as scheduling and delivering in-class presentations and field trips.
Developing INT’s Passport to Nature series.

Responsibilities

Essential: post-secondary training in ecology, wildlife biology, or other related field.
Desirable: Certificate, diploma, or degree in education or engagement organizing.
Essential: A minimum of one years related field experience. Equivalencies may be considered.
Desirable: Prior experience coordinating volunteers and/or engagement organizing.
Desirable: Experience working with not-for-profit organizations.
Essential: Organized and methodical approach to working - manages time effectively, works to deadlines and is adaptable to modified work plans.
Essential: Ability to work independently, seek assistance and input as required, and to work in interdisciplinary teams.
Essential: Excellent public speaking skills, ability to present scientific concepts to a range of age groups, comfortable in speaking with people from a broad range of backgrounds and experiences.
Essential: Strong written communication skills and an ability to organize and present information clearly.
Essential: Strong computer skills, including proficiency with MS Office programs particularly Word and Excel and use of internet, email, social media, and databases.
Desirable: Creative and innovative.
Desirable: Ability to use GPS and Avenza maps.
Desirable: Knowledge of PEI’s natural landscapes, habitats, natural communities and species.
Desirable: Knowledge of engagement organizing strategies.
Desirable: Knowledge of graphics and communications relations software tools.
Essential: Friendly and positive personality, team player.
Desirable: Passion and dedication for environmental conservation and education.

Hard Skills

Microsoft Office
Windows operating system
Social media platforms
Business correpondence
Advanced Excel Skills (queries, pivot tables, formulas, macros)
Public speaking
Cross-functional collaboration

Soft Skills

Island Nature Trust

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Main info
Language English
Experience level Mid Level
Job type Full Time
Salary 18$ / Per Hour
CountryCanada

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We offer

This position is offered as a full-time contract (37.5 hours a week) beginning in October 2021 until March 31st, 2022, with the possibility of extension.
The position is based in Charlottetown, PE but will require working with other staff at locations elsewhere in the province.
The pay rate for this position is $18/hour.
Must be a Canadian citizen and resident of the Maritimes.
Must have a valid driver’s license and access to a vehicle.

Engagement Coordinator

Description

Recruitment, resourcing and retention of volunteer Guardians. This includes working with program staff to develop and organize training and appreciation events, as well as providing regular support and communication for Guardians.

Coordinating INTs in-school education programs by participating in the development of programming as well as scheduling and delivering in-class presentations and field trips.

Developing INT’s Passport to Nature series.

Responsibilities

Essential: post-secondary training in ecology, wildlife biology, or other related field.

Desirable: Certificate, diploma, or degree in education or engagement organizing.

Essential: A minimum of one years related field experience. Equivalencies may be considered.

Desirable: Prior experience coordinating volunteers and/or engagement organizing.

Desirable: Experience working with not-for-profit organizations.

Essential: Organized and methodical approach to working - manages time effectively, works to deadlines and is adaptable to modified work plans.

Essential: Ability to work independently, seek assistance and input as required, and to work in interdisciplinary teams.

Essential: Excellent public speaking skills, ability to present scientific concepts to a range of age groups, comfortable in speaking with people from a broad range of backgrounds and experiences.

Essential: Strong written communication skills and an ability to organize and present information clearly.

Essential: Strong computer skills, including proficiency with MS Office programs particularly Word and Excel and use of internet, email, social media, and databases.

Desirable: Creative and innovative.

Desirable: Ability to use GPS and Avenza maps.

Desirable: Knowledge of PEI’s natural landscapes, habitats, natural communities and species.

Desirable: Knowledge of engagement organizing strategies.

Desirable: Knowledge of graphics and communications relations software tools.

Essential: Friendly and positive personality, team player.

Desirable: Passion and dedication for environmental conservation and education.

Hard Skills

Soft Skills

We offer

This position is offered as a full-time contract (37.5 hours a week) beginning in October 2021 until March 31st, 2022, with the possibility of extension.

The position is based in Charlottetown, PE but will require working with other staff at locations elsewhere in the province.

The pay rate for this position is $18/hour.

Must be a Canadian citizen and resident of the Maritimes.

Must have a valid driver’s license and access to a vehicle.