Program Delivery Staff- Career Trek
Description
Job Posting: Brandon Program Delivery Staff
Hourly Wage: $17/hour
Type: Part-Time Contract: March 2026 to May 31, 2026
Location: Brandon, Manitoba
Start Date: As Soon As Possible
Reports To: Wonder of Work Coordinator & Manager, Brandon
Programs: Wonder of Work, Junior Staff Mentorship Program
Career Trek Inc. is looking for energetic, dynamic, and creative individuals who thrive in a space of innovation, growth, change, and out-of-the-box thinking to work as Program Delivery Staff in Brandon. Reporting to both the Wonder of Work Coordinator and Manager, the primary role of the Program Delivery Staff is to facilitate an exciting and engaging youth career exploration programming experience for students in Grades 5 to 6 and provide supervision. Programs run on Saturdays during the day.
Who Are We Looking For?
Career Trek is looking for a self-starter with a can-do, roll-up-your-sleeves attitude who is not afraid to jump in wherever necessary to get the job done, has a willingness to learn, and finds a way to connect with young people by releasing your own inner child to ensure a fun and engaging program experience! We are looking for individuals who are ready to take on the challenge of engaging with the community and families, implementing quality programming, and getting youth interested and excited about attending programs!
Under the guidance and supervision of the Manager and Coordinator, the main areas of work include:
1. Facilitating or co-facilitating program activities according to lesson plans.
2. Inspiring and motivating participants by guiding discussions and addressing relevant questions.
3. Responsible for program setup, including preparation and cleanup of supplies, and assisting with inventory management.
4. Accurate record keeping and reporting, along with documenting program activities, highlights, and relevant details through photos and impact measurement tools.
5. Ensuring a clean and safe work environment.
6. Staying informed about participants' dietary and medical requirements.
7. Providing guidance, support, and mentorship to all participants.
Career Trek is looking for individuals with a special mix of skills, experience, and an understanding of the importance of creating a positive learning environment for young people. If you have a blend of some of the skills listed below with an openness and willingness to learn then please forward your cover letter and resume to careers@careertrek.ca:
- A combination of education, experience (work, volunteer, self-taught or lived), and professional development that demonstrates your knowledge and understanding of community development, program planning, implementation & evaluation and stakeholder relations.
- Some experience working with youth from equity-deserving groups.
- Familiarity with/working knowledge of Microsoft applications, including Teams and Outlook.
- Some experience with public speaking or program/workshop facilitation, or willingness to build these skills.
- Familiarity with running events or programs.
- Ability to meet deadlines and be accountable for results.
- Organizational, interpersonal, and time management skills.
- Demonstrated oral and written communication skills.
- Ability to problem-solve that is guided by a creative, innovative, solutions-oriented mindset.
- Ability to work as a Team to ensure the success of the program.
Assets (Desirable Skills)
- Post-Secondary Education (in process or completed)
- Experience, knowledge or understanding of career development and its importance at an early age.
- Knowledge of/willingness to learn Indigenous worldviews, teachings, language, or land-based learning.
- Knowledge of/willingness to learn challenges faced by Newcomers and other youth from racialized communities.
- Willingness to learn and build skills related to program delivery, youth engagement, and personal growth and development.
- Interest in making a positive impact.
- Valid driver’s license and access to a reliable vehicle is not mandatory but considered an asset.
Additional Information
• Some lifting of items (15 to 20lbs) may be required.
• Satisfactory Criminal Background Check and Child Abuse Registry Check.
• Must have, or be willing to get, a valid First Aid CPR (Level C) certification.
Career Trek is committed to the work and learning required to walk the path of truth, reconciliation, equity, inclusion, and belonging. All staff are expected to participate in learning and development in this area, individually and collectively, and to work from the lens of anti-racism and anti-oppression.
If, after reading the posting and learning about some of the key responsibilities, you’re still interested in applying, as mentioned, please forward your detailed cover letter highlighting your experience along with your resume to Careers at: careers@careertrek.ca.
Please include ‘Program Delivery Staff - Brandon’ in the subject line. Career Trek thanks everyone who applies. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
Career Trek is committed to employment equity practices that achieve a workforce reflective of the community at large and the participants it supports through its programming. We encourage applicants to self-identify as Indigenous, Two-Spirit, Black, a Member of a Racialized Community, A Person with a Disability, LGBTQQIA+.
For more information about Career Trek, please visit: www.careertrek.ca