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Senior Manager, Canadian Programs
Sustainable Forestry InitiativeSr Manager for environmental education programs at SFI and PLT Canada. Collaborating on communications, training, and outreach to enhance forestry literacy.
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in bilingual communication and project management within the forestry and education sectors, with a focus on relationship-building and program development for diverse stakeholders, including Indigenous communities and youth organizations.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Bilingual Communication (French and English)Project ManagementForestry Sector ExperienceYouth EngagementGovernment Relations
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Hard Skills
Bachelor's Degree5 Years' Work ExperienceEnvironmental EducationCareer Pathways DevelopmentProgram Development
Soft Skills
Relationship-BuildingCollaborationCommunication
Tools & Technologies
Microsoft Office SuiteMicrosoft ExcelMicrosoft PowerPointWordPress
Industry Keywords
ForestryNatural ResourcesEducation SectorIndigenous RelationsSFI Certification
Tech Stack
Tools & technologiesWordPress
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Provide support for SFI and PLT Canada’s programs in Canada
- Develop, update and distribute communications products to support the elevation of SFI certification and PLT Canada programs
- Support forestry communications and project management for the Communications and Canadian Operations
- Coordinate and deliver French programming for PLT Canada and SFI
- Increase access by Francophones to SFI programs and products
- Support the delivery of environmental education and career pathways programs for PLT Canada
- Strengthen relationships with Canadian partners, employers, Indigenous communities, and youth serving organizations
- Support Canadian government relations efforts, such as preparing pre budget submissions, government submissions, analysis of government announcements, drafting of letters
- Support Indigenous Relations work, including relationship-building, program development, and partnership opportunities
Requirements
What you’ll need- Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university
- At least 5 years’ work experience in a related field
- Direct experience in the forestry, natural resources, or education sectors
- Experience working with youth and exposure to career pathways for youth and/or educators
- Bilingual (French and English) mandatory
- Knowledge of and familiarity with information systems and technology, including Microsoft Office suite and WordPress; advanced level of expertise with Microsoft Excel and PowerPoint preferred; capacity to learn new applications
Benefits
Comp & perks- Competitive compensation and benefits package
- Growth opportunities
- Collaborative and dynamic work environment
- Commitment to diversity and equal opportunity