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TEPF - Trades Coordinator (Southern Alberta)The Educational Partnership Foundation (TEPF) is seeking a passionate and experienced education focused coordinator to join our dynamic Trades Careers team in Southern Alberta. The ideal candidate will bring a strong background in educationsuch as a teacher, career counsellor, or education administratorwith knowledge of the skilled trades and Albertas apprenticeship system.This role is ideal for someone who thrives at the intersection of education and industry and is eager to support Alberta youth in discovering fulfilling careers in the skilled trades. Youll work closely with school districts, First Nations communities, industry stakeholders, and training providers to help students explore the wide array of opportunities available to them.Priority will be given to applicants with a background in education, as this role requires a deep understanding of school systems, student engagement, and career pathway development. Second considerations for Journeypersons with strong communication skills and skilled trades will also be considered.Job Type: Full-timePay: $75,000.00-$80,000.00 per yearBenefits:Dental careExtended health careEducation:Bachelor's Degree (preferred)Work Location: In personResponsibilities for this role include but may not be limited to the following:QUALIFICATIONSExperience working in the education systempreferably as a teacher, guidance counsellor, administrator, or education specialistStrong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to collaborate across diverse stakeholders.Passion for education and a genuine desire to help students discover their future.Flexibility, adaptability, and a positive attitude toward working on a team.Need a valid drivers license and clean drivers abstract.Knowledge in skilled trades and/or familiarity with Albertas apprenticeship system is a strong asset.PROGRAM MANAGEMENTGeneralOversee the program coordination in Southern Alberta.Report to the Director of Trades and, to the President and CEO.Stakeholder EngagementIdentify opportunities for program enhancement, gather feedback from stakeholders, and implement strategies to continually improve engagement and outcomes. Report on these activities to the Director of Trades.Support the High School Trades Career Program by working directly with districts, schools, and educators to recruit and guide students.Provide support to the Indigenous Trades Career program, this will require engagement with first nations communities.Travel to various trades training partner centers is required. You will oversee programs that expose students to various trade professions, encouraging exploration and interest in skilled trades careers.Event CoordinationLead the planning and execution of regional events including:Student information sessionsRecruitment eventsCareer fairsCompletion celebrationsCommunity engagement activitiesMeasurementUpdate KPIs and performance data in the tracking metrics.Build a consistent model for completion ceremony that can be used for all trades career programs.Work with team members to track performance.ExpansionWorking with the Director of Trades and CEO, identify priority areas in terms of geographical locations and existing training facilities.Identifying potential school districts to develop programsStudent BursariesDisperse bursary funds to successful candidates.Work with TEPF media team to create content for social platforms.Brand and RecognitionRepresent TEPF at events across Southern Alberta including career fairs, expos, and school-hosted activities.Deliver student and parent information sessions and speak at promotional events.Build relationships with school districts to support recruitment and engagement efforts.MarketingWork with media team to create current and up to date marketing resources and media campaigns.Recruit students, teachers, and parents to participate in promotional videos, testimonials, and public events.AdministrationProvide reports to CEO for the Board of DirectorsProvide monthly activity reports to Director of Trades CareersOtherAssist the TEPF team with fundraising events, information sessions, and strategic initiatives.Support the Director of Trades Careers and President & CEO with additional duties as needed.SkillsCapacity to function in a high-pressure environment both as part of a team and independentlyAbility to manage competing priorities while ensuring tasks are completed in a timely manner.Excellent organization skills, attention to detail and follow-throughSelf-motivated with strong time management, organization and problem-solving skillsAbility to apply creativity and passion to create exceptional stakeholder experiences.Ability to work a flexible schedule, as needed.Intermediate to advanced Microsoft Office and computer skillsTalent for creating and maintaining positive relationships.Collaborates effectively in a team environment.TravelSome travel required to attend meetings with TEPF partners.Occasional overnight travel (23 times every few months) may be required outside of the Calgary area.Local day trips within Calgary and surrounding areas as needed.HoursRegular in-person engagement with schools, training centers, and community partners is expected.Typical workday is 9:00 5:00 pmWhile occasional remote work may be permitted, this role requires a strong physical presence in the field and with partners.We would like to thank all applicants for their interest in this role, however, only those considered for an interview will be contacted.