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​@  recrutement@caavd.ca
PROGRAM ADVISOR
Full time – permanent position (35 hours\week)
YOUR BIG CHALLENGES 
  • Provide support to management and multidisciplinary team in monitoring objectives, activities, and services. 
  • Advise teams and create work tools to meet the requirements of funding programs and services. 
  • Collect, compile, analyse, synthesize, and disseminate the quantitative and qualitative data specific to the various services.
  • Write activity reports requested by financial partners.
  •  Produce various documents (activity report, project renewals, evaluation summaries, etc.).
  • Follow work plans.
  • Meet deadlines.
 
 
REQUIREMENTS
 
Your profile 
  • Have a university degree in administration or social work or relevance.
  • Have a good knowledge of urban First Nations reality and\or have work experience with First Nations community.
  • Master Suite Office software (Word, Excel, Outlook.).
 
Your skills
  •  Be rigorous and thorough.
  •  Be organized, analytical and goal oriented.
  •  Excellent priority management.
  •  Diplomacy and ease contact with others.
  •  Excellent synthesis, data analysis and reporting skills.
  •  Excellent adaptability.

 
OUR BENEFITS
  • Hourly rate from $22,35 to $28,35, depending on experience. 
  • Flexible schedule and summer schedule. 
  • Skills Development oriented workplace. 
  • Private training on First Nations intervention offered. 
  • Work-family balance valued. 
  • Group Insurance. 
  • Up to 8 days of sick leave. 
  • Paid Personal Leave. 
 
OTHERS 
 Workplace: Val-d’Or Native Friendship Centre
                     (Avenue centrale) 
 
You are interested in this challenge? Interested candidates are invited to submit their application before 24 january 2021, at the following address:  
 
Val-d’Or Native Friendship Centre 
Human Resources Services  
Email address: recrutement@caavd.ca 
Website: www.caavd.ca 
 
We encourage First Nations applications 
We thank you for your interest in our organization.  
Please note than only candidates selected for interview will be contacted.  
The Native Friendship Centre is a hub of urban services, a living environment and a cultural anchor for the First Peoples, fostering harmonious cohabitation in its environment. If you're looking for a motivating place that showcase First Nations culture and a cause to mobilize around, you're going to love working with our teams. The Centre's great quest is the Mino Pimatisi8in, which refers to the state of overall, harmonious and balanced well-being and, more broadly, the quality of life of the First Nations community.
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