Interpreter Officer Coordinator II
Parks Canada has announced the recruitment of persons for the post of interpreter officer coordinator II. They’re looking for the most deserving and eligible candidates for this post. They’re required to create, plan, adapt and deliver cultural interpretive presentations, programs and activities to visitors at Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site. Eligible candidates can apply for this post now.
Employer Name: Parks Canada
Position: Interpreter Officer Coordinator II
Salary: $67,539 to $72,767 per year
Employment Type: Full-time
Location: Nova Scotia, Canada
Job Description
- Applicants working at this post are required to assist with Special Events at the site.
- They’re also required at this post to observe and mitigate any threats to the site, cultural resources, or artefacts, including patrolling Mi’kmaq petroglyph sites working at this post.
- Candidates are also appointed at this post to supervise students and Heritage Presenters working at this post.
- They’re also required at this post to connect visitors with site-specific themes and share the stories related to the site in a dynamic and culturally sensitive way with visitors of all ages applied for this post.
- Candidates are also required at this post to customize programming to a variety of visitors of all ages and origins, relating to the Indigenous cultural significance of the site working at this post.
Job requirement
- Candidates must attain a minimum of 2 years of post-secondary education or an acceptable combination of education, training, experience or traditional knowledge relevant to the position to be eligible for this post.
- Applicants applying for this post must have a secondary school diploma or PSC-approved alternatives to be considered as an asset for this post.
- Candidates must have successful completion of a minimum of 3 courses relevant to the duties of the position to be considered as an asset for this post.
- Applicants who applied for this post must attain experience in the planning, promoting, and delivery of interpretive events to be eligible for this post.
- They must attain experience with audio/visual equipment, computer equipment and software.
Work setting
- Candidates must acquire prior experience in supervising staff or volunteers along with dedicated experience in working with Mi’kmaq communities and/or elders to be considered an asset for this post.
How to apply
We have shared a dedicated link below, all the applicants who want to join this post will just need to click on the apply now mentioned below and fill out the application form. Information shared in the application form must be genuine and verified otherwise the registration may get cancelled.