School District #37 (Delta)
Student Information Systems Administrator Delview Secondary | Delta School District Continuing Position | Full-Time, 35 Hours/Week, 12 Months About the Delta School District Are you looking to work in a District that is committed to collaboration, mentorship, and creating inspiring educational experiences? The Delta School District aims to be an innovative, inclusive community where all learners belong and everyone soars. We are a District of more than 15,900 students and 3,000 employees, with a mission to inspire and nurture thriving, future-ready learners across 31 schools located in Ladner, North Delta, and Tsawwassen. We value Compassion, Responsibility, Integrity, Creativity, Diversity, and Resilience. Our schools and District offices are located on the traditional territories of the Tsawwassen and Musqueam First Nations. The District offers its respect to the Knowledge Keepers and all First Peoples who have been on these lands since time immemorial. About the Role Reporting to the Principal and working collaboratively with the Vice Principal, the Student Information Systems Administrator plays a central and highly responsible role within the secondary school office. This position is responsible for maintaining the accuracy and integrity of all student data within the school's information systems, coordinating student services, and ensuring compliance with Ministry of Education reporting requirements. The role involves managing a high volume of sensitive and confidential documentation and serves as a key point of contact for students, parents, staff, and external agencies. This is a continuing, full-time position beginning July 27, 2026, operating Monday through Friday on a 12-month schedule. Responsibilities Register new students across all programs, including Regular, French Immersion, International, Alternate, Resource Room, and Academy programs; obtain and process required documentation for non-catchment and out-of-district applications Input, update, and maintain student data, course information, program codes, and reporting marks within computerized student record systems Withdraw students as required; maintain, request, forward, and document confidential student files with accuracy, both manually and electronically Produce class lists, spreadsheets, and statistical reports; monitor and record student marks for submission to the Ministry of Education Enter, process, validate, organize, reconcile, and review student information system data and statistical reports to meet Ministry deadlines, including 1701 funding submissions twice annually and TRAX and SADE course information on a weekly basis Process graduation status reports regularly; monitor non-graduate lists following each TRAX submission and communicate findings to administrators and counsellors Update the course guide catalogue; add courses and sections as required; schedule course requests for students Enter and edit term grades, work habits, narrative comments, IEP information, Honour Roll, Principal's List, G Club, failure lists, and graduation transcripts for each reporting period; maintain and compile Ministry and school course code conversions within tight timeframes Manage the year-end close-down process, entering student marks for non-regular programs into the student information system, ensuring all data is complete and submitted to the Ministry database in the correct sequence Check, print, and document Ministry provincial exam results, graduation and non-graduation reports throughout the school year and during July/August, adhering to Ministry-driven timelines Set up parameters for the new school year in collaboration with the Vice Principal, including inputting the timetable, verifying coding accuracy for both School District and Ministry requirements, and producing class lists and reports Update the Online Exam Register on the Ministry of Education website; register Provincial exams and assessments for quarterly examination sessions; register summer school students and examination re-writes as required Provide procedural guidance and advice to teachers, counsellors, and administrators regarding report card marks, comments, course requests, and TRAX credits; produce statistical and analytical reports using the Dashboard computer program Respond to requests from current and former students for official transcripts, and from lawyers, outside agencies, and hospitals for retrieval and copying of student records; collect applicable fees and issue receipts Process, edit, and adjust reports for monthly teacher remedy throughout the school year Troubleshoot student information issues with the Ministry of Education on behalf of current and past students; interact with District departments, counsellors, teachers, parents, and students through telephone, written correspondence, and in-person communication Respond to inquiries from parents, students,
United Food and Commercial Workers Local 401
Temporary Summer Student Research Assistant (x2) UFCW Local 401 | Calgary, AB | Full-Time Contract (8 Weeks) About the Organization United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) Local 401 is Alberta's largest private sector union, proudly representing 32,000 members across diverse industries including retail, food processing, beverage production, hospitality, gaming, healthcare, and education. As part of the 1.3-million-member United Food and Commercial Workers International Union, we represent working people across North America and are deeply committed to advancing the rights, wages, and working conditions of our members. Our Calgary office is growing, and we are currently seeking two Temporary Summer Student Research Assistants to join our team for a period of eight weeks. This is a meaningful opportunity for post-secondary students to contribute directly to union negotiation campaigns and gain hands-on experience in labour research, data analysis, and collective bargaining strategy. About the Role These positions are temporary, full-time contracts running for eight consecutive weeks during the summer. Successful candidates will work 35 hours per week within standard office hours at our Calgary location. Some mobile work may be required. Applicants are responsible for their own daily transportation to and from the union office. This is a challenging, intellectually stimulating role that places you at the centre of impactful labour work. You will support negotiators and administrative staff in making data-driven decisions that directly benefit the members UFCW Local 401 represents. Responsibilities Collect, analyze, and interpret data to help UFCW Local 401 make informed decisions and enhance the interests of its membership Conduct market and corporate research across the industries and sectors where UFCW members or potential members are employed Work alongside administrative staff and negotiators to support research and communications strategies related to collective bargaining initiatives Compile, analyze, and summarize industry data, and present findings clearly to union leadership Gather information through qualitative and quantitative desk research relating to contract negotiations and current wages within specific industries Work independently and collaboratively with other researchers to develop complex queries on retail regulatory changes, identify emerging trends and anomalies, and model the impacts of policy or regulatory change Provide timely responses to information needs and support active union campaigns Research policy pertaining to all levels of government and industry as they relate to the members of Local 401 Assist with communications materials and internal documentation as needed Minimum Requirements Currently enrolled in a post-secondary education program; applicants completing a degree in a social sciences related field are preferred, though all post-secondary students will be considered based on relevant experience Proficiency in the Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, PowerPoint, Teams, SharePoint, etc.) is required — advanced Excel skills are a strong asset Excellent writing and editing skills, with the ability to clearly communicate complex findings Strong ability to problem solve and make decisions in real time within a fast-paced environment Demonstrated ability to manage workflow both independently and collaboratively Effective interpersonal communicator, adept at building professional relationships both online and in person The following are considered valuable assets: Knowledge of ALRB (Alberta Labour Relations Board) rules and procedures Familiarity with privacy law (PIPA), FOIP, publicly traded companies, corporate governance, and financial markets Our Ideal Candidate Is organized, adaptable, and detail-oriented Approaches their work with a growth mindset and intellectual curiosity Is highly collaborative with strong interpersonal skills Can make sense of and provide meaningful analysis across data spanning a wide range of professions and industries Has a demonstrated commitment to labour values and an understanding of broader economic and social justice issues Takes initiative and brings enthusiasm to challenging, purpose-driven work What We Offer A competitive salary for the duration of the contract Flexible scheduling arrangements The opportunity to take part in meaningful, challenging, and socially important work that directly impacts the lives of working Albertans Exposure to collective bargaining processes, labour relations, and union campaign strategy A collaborative and values-driven workplace environment Posting Closing Date: June 26, 2026 We thank all applicants for their interest. Only candidates selected for an interview
North Atlantic
About North Atlantic Headquartered in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, North Atlantic is a diverse and growing operator in retail gas and convenience, commercial, and wholesale fuels. A leader in the energy industry in the region for more than 30 years, its group of companies — NARL Marketing LP, North Sun Energy, NARL Logistics LP, Canadian Maritime Agency Ltd. (CMAL), and Terra Velo Solutions (TVS) — collectively manage a robust energy and logistics network across Atlantic Canada, supplying customers with gasoline, diesel, marine fuel, heating oil, and jet fuel. As we advance our business for the future, North Atlantic is driven to developing efficient and green energy solutions aligned to the needs of the world in which we live. Committed to sustainable and responsible business practices, we're driving the industry forward, supporting new skills and new jobs for this ever-evolving landscape. North Atlantic has built its reputation on quality products, extraordinary service, and support for local communities. With our people-first approach, North Atlantic looks for dynamic individuals who take initiative and who are committed to fostering a strong team environment. We want people who are known for their positive attitude, genuine communications, and personal drive. About the Role This Refinery Analyst position is an accounts payable–focused contract role designated to support North Atlantic's refinery operations in France, operating under the North Atlantic Energies banner. Based in our St. John's, NL office, this role is responsible for troubleshooting high-value third-party and hydrocarbon purchase invoices and processing them accurately and efficiently for payment across three French affiliates: NA Energies, NA Raffinage, and NA Chemicals. This is an excellent opportunity for an analytically minded individual with a keen interest in international energy trading and multinational financial operations to gain meaningful, hands-on experience in a complex and dynamic corporate environment. Responsibilities Review, validate, and reconcile financial information related to refinery transactions for the three French affiliates, including prices, volumes, and contractual terms Process supplier invoices and credit notes to ensure timely and accurate payment Verify the accuracy and completeness of incoming invoices from counterparties, ensuring compliance with legal, tax, and contractual requirements Post and maintain financial entries in SAP, including invoice processing, settlement preparation, and account adjustments Investigate and resolve invoice discrepancies by liaising with counterparty teams and internal departments, including Maintenance, SSHE, Engineering, Process, IT, HR, Medical, Laboratory, Central Warehouse, Sales Operations, Trading, Scheduling, Volumetric Accounting, Payables, and Tax Monitor and maintain short-term liability accounts, ensuring aged items are reviewed, followed up, and resolved in a timely manner Perform various account reconciliations, which may include travel expense reimbursements in accordance with company policies, GL account reconciliations, corporate credit card reconciliations, and discrepancy investigations Requirements Bachelor's degree in Economics, Mathematics, Finance, Accounting, Marketing, or a related field Strong proficiency in the English language, both verbal and written Strong sense of ownership and personal accountability Analytical accuracy and precision in handling financial data Strong communication and interpersonal skills Controls awareness and attention to compliance Proactive approach to identifying and resolving issues, with the ability to engage and collaborate with others Ability to work effectively as part of a cross-functional team Willingness to learn, follow, and continuously improve processes Adaptability and comfort with change in a fast-paced environment The following experience is not required but would be considered an asset: Experience working in a multinational corporate environment Background or knowledge in accounting Bilingual proficiency in English and French Strong IT skills, including experience with SAP, analytics tools, automation platforms, data visualization software, and Microsoft Excel Benefits North Atlantic offers a competitive compensation and benefits package, including: Comprehensive health and dental coverage Wellness program Short-term and long-term disability coverage Life insurance Employee and Family Assistance Program (EFAP) Free on-site parking Employee engagement activities Benefits vary based on employment status. Our Commitment North Atlantic is committed to Employment Equity. Accommodations during the recruitment process are available upon request for candidates with disabilities. **Application deadline: July
Seaspan Vancouver Shipyards
Metal Fabricator / Steel Fabricator — Vancouver Shipyards North Vancouver, BC | Full-Time | Union Role About the Role Seaspan Shipyards is proud to be Canada's long-term, strategic shipbuilding partner for the Canadian Coast Guard and the Royal Canadian Navy. As a direct result of this partnership, Seaspan is delivering on the promise of ships built in Canada, by Canadians — creating meaningful employment and rebuilding a vital domestic industry. Vancouver Shipyards, located in North Vancouver, BC, is one of the most modern shipbuilding facilities in North America and is currently at the centre of some of the most significant naval construction projects in the world. Active programs include two 174-metre Joint Support Ships (JSS) for the Royal Canadian Navy — the largest ships ever built in Canada — an Offshore Oceanographic Science Vessel (OOSV) for the Canadian Coast Guard, and the first heavy Polar Icebreaker to be constructed in Canada in over 50 years. Looking further ahead, several Multi-Purpose Vessels are currently in the design phase, with construction planned in the coming years. These landmark projects represent genuine long-term job stability and a rare opportunity to be part of something historically significant in Canadian manufacturing. Now is an outstanding time to join a talented, diverse, and forward-looking team that is forging the future of Canadian shipbuilding. As a Metal Fabricator, you will perform a wide variety of tasks throughout the ship production process, working in accordance with Seaspan's core values of Safety, Care, Efficiency, and Accountability. This role offers an outstanding opportunity to sharpen your existing skills and develop new expertise — including specialized fabrication and forming techniques specific to the shipbuilding industry — using some of the most advanced equipment and processes available anywhere in the world. Responsibilities Fabricate and form metal structural components including plates, bulkheads, and frames in accordance with technical drawings and specifications Read, interpret, and work from engineering blueprints, structural drawings, and production plans with accuracy and confidence Perform layout work and structural fabrication to required tolerances and quality standards Use jacks, turnbuckles, fairing tools, and other specialized equipment to align and fit structural assemblies Support Grand Block consolidations, applying a thorough understanding of critical ship datums and overall vessel geometry Work safely and effectively in a shipyard construction environment that includes confined spaces, working at heights, physical labour, and varying outdoor weather conditions Uphold and actively promote a strong culture of safety and environmental stewardship at all times Collaborate positively and productively within a team-oriented, multi-trade environment Adapt to rotating shift schedules as operational requirements demand Requirements Red Seal certification in Metal Fabrication is required; candidates with 5+ years of hands-on fabrication experience without certification will also be considered CWB All-Position FCAW Tacking Ticket is preferred ITA Marine Fitter Endorsement is considered a strong asset Minimum 5 years of metal fabrication experience, with demonstrated proficiency in structural fabrication work Proven ability to read and interpret technical blueprints and engineering drawings Hands-on experience with jacks, turnbuckles, fairing tools, and related fabrication equipment Experience with Grand Block consolidations and a solid understanding of ship datums is an advantage Strong written and verbal communication skills in English Ability to work effectively and collaboratively in a diverse team environment Willingness and flexibility to work all shifts, including rotating schedules Physical ability to work in a construction environment involving confined spaces, heights, and varying conditions Union & Compliance Information This is a unionized position with the Marine & Shipbuilders — Local 506. By applying, you acknowledge that Seaspan may share your resume with our Union partner, Marine & Shipbuilders — Local 506. Please note: unsolicited applications from recruitment agencies will not be accepted. This position may involve defense articles and/or technical data regulated by the U.S. International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) and the U.S. Arms Export Control Act. In compliance with ITAR, the successful candidate will be subject to a security clearance through the Canadian Controlled Goods Program, as regulated by the Controlled Goods Regulations and the Defence Production Act
Edmonton Pickleball Center
Pickleball Instructor — Edmonton's Premier Pickleball Network About the Role The Centers are seeking passionate and experienced Pickleball Instructors to join Edmonton's fastest-growing premier pickleball network. In this role, you will deliver high-quality coaching across a variety of session formats, foster an inclusive and welcoming environment, and serve as a positive ambassador for the sport and the organization. We are looking for an enthusiastic leader who thrives in a dynamic, people-focused setting and who is committed to helping players of all skill levels feel valued, motivated, and excited to grow their game. This is an in-person, multi-location role. The selected candidate's services may be required across any of our three premier Edmonton facilities: Edmonton Pickleball Center (West), EVP Center (South), and The Center Sports Complex (North). Candidates must be comfortably able to commute to all three locations and be available for a flexible schedule that includes daytime and evening hours. About The Centers The Centers are Edmonton's Premier Pickleball Network — a rapidly expanding organization dedicated to growing the sport and building a thriving pickleball community across the city. With three established locations and continued growth on the horizon, The Centers offer a professional, energetic, and community-driven environment where coaches can build meaningful careers and make a real impact on the sport. Key Responsibilities Instruction & Coaching Deliver a wide range of coaching sessions including rating sessions, small and large group clinics, skill and drill sessions, introductory courses, party or school sessions, and private lessons Tailor instruction to players of varying skill levels, ensuring each participant receives clear, constructive, and encouraging feedback Demonstrate proper technique, strategy, and game concepts while adapting coaching style to individual and group needs Community & Culture Build and maintain positive, professional relationships with clients, fellow staff, and the broader pickleball community Actively promote equity, diversity, and inclusion in every session and interaction Act as a welcoming ambassador for the sport, helping new players feel at ease and experienced players feel challenged and engaged Administration & Technology Use Court Reserve to post sessions accurately and in a timely manner Respond promptly and professionally to client inquiries and emails Maintain accurate records and communicate scheduling needs or updates to leadership as required Program Growth & Development Contribute ideas and support the development of new programming initiatives Drive client retention by continuously enhancing the overall player experience Identify opportunities to improve session quality, participant engagement, and community involvement Professionalism & Safety Uphold high professional and safety standards across all sessions and facilities Ensure all participants feel safe, respected, and supported throughout their experience Represent The Centers with integrity, honesty, and a commitment to excellence at all times Requirements High school diploma or equivalent Minimum of 2 years of sport coaching experience (e.g., pickleball, tennis, badminton, or a comparable racquet sport) — preferred High-level playing experience and/or a strong background in customer service is considered a significant asset Completion of the NCCP Pickleball coaching certification or a current International Pickleball Teaching Professional Association (IPTPA) certification is a strong asset First Aid / CPR / AED certification is optional but considered an asset Must be available for a flexible schedule, including daytime and evening hours across all three locations Ability to occasionally lift light-to-medium weight objects (up to 20 lbs) Key Attributes Strong communication, organizational, and interpersonal skills Ability to inspire and motivate players of all ages and abilities Skilled at analyzing the sport and breaking down technique in an accessible, engaging way Patient, enthusiastic, and observant — with a genuine passion for people and pickleball Committed to promoting integrity, honesty, and respect in everything you do Benefits & Growth Opportunities Sponsorship Opportunity: Annual paddle and bag allowance provided Account Credit: Credits earned for every hour coached, redeemable for court reservations, personal lessons, or pro shop items Professional Development: Subsidized coaching qualifications to help you grow your credentials Career Advancement: Long-term growth opportunities within the province's fastest-growing premier pickl
Atlantic Education International
About Atlantic Education International (AEI) For nearly 30 years, Atlantic Education International (AEI) has been connecting New Brunswick to the world through education. Working with students, schools, educators, governments, and partners across the globe, AEI creates opportunities that change lives and build lasting international connections. What makes AEI a remarkable place to work is its people. AEI is committed to building a workplace where employees feel supported, valued, and connected to meaningful work. Great work happens when people feel respected, encouraged to grow, and part of something bigger than themselves. If you are passionate about education, quality, and supporting schools to achieve excellence, this could be the role for you. About the Role AEI is seeking an experienced and collaborative Education Specialist to join its Offshore Schools Program (OSP). Reporting to the Director, OSP, the Education Specialist provides pedagogical expertise and educational leadership to support the quality implementation of the New Brunswick curriculum across partner schools around the world. The role focuses on curriculum quality, instructional practice, accreditation, and continuous improvement, while building strong and trusted relationships with school leaders and educators globally. The Education Specialist plays a central role in ensuring that partner schools meet New Brunswick educational standards and deliver a high-quality learning experience for every student they serve. This is a hybrid position based in Fredericton, NB, with regular international travel required. Responsibilities Provide educational expertise and hands-on support to partner schools implementing the New Brunswick curriculum Support curriculum mapping, course planning, and educational quality initiatives across a diverse international school network Review teacher qualifications and professional development plans to ensure alignment with program standards Monitor and assess instructional practices and educational outcomes within partner schools Participate in school inspections and accreditation reviews, conducting classroom observations and evaluating alignment with New Brunswick educational standards Prepare inspection reports, formal recommendations, and accreditation documentation Facilitate debrief sessions with school leaders and AEI leadership following inspections and reviews Provide expert guidance regarding curriculum implementation, assessment practices, instructional strategies, and school improvement planning Support schools in addressing recommendations and implementing sustainable continuous improvement measures Contribute to the development of educational resources, quality standards, and quality assurance processes Build and maintain positive, productive relationships with school leaders, teachers, and educational partners across multiple countries and cultures Support organizational initiatives and strategic priorities as directed Requirements Education & Experience Bachelor of Education required; a Master of Education, Educational Leadership, Curriculum and Instruction, or other relevant graduate-level qualification is considered a strong asset Minimum of ten (10) years of progressive experience within the New Brunswick K–12 education system Experience as a teacher, instructional leader, vice-principal, principal, district leader, curriculum lead, or equivalent educational leadership role; experience as a school administrator is considered an asset Demonstrated experience supporting curriculum implementation, assessment practices, instructional improvement, and educational quality assurance Experience conducting school reviews, accreditation activities, inspections, evaluations, or quality assurance processes is considered an asset Experience working with international education programs, diverse educational settings, or cross-cultural environments is considered an asset An equivalent combination of education, training, and experience may be considered Skills & Abilities Exceptional interpersonal, relationship-building, and communication skills Strong knowledge of curriculum, assessment, pedagogy, instructional leadership, and educational quality standards Ability to provide constructive feedback and coaching to teachers, administrators, and school leadership teams Demonstrated ability to work both collaboratively and independently in a dynamic, fast-paced environment Evidence of integrity, sound judgment, professionalism, diplomacy, and the ability to navigate complex ethical decisions Strong analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills Resourcefulness, cultural awareness, and cross-cultural empathy; ability to work effectively with diverse partners and stakeholders Excellent written and spoken English language skills; additional language capabilities are considered an asset Ability to travel internationally and work flexible hours to accommodate partner needs across multiple time zones Valid passport and ability to meet all international travel requirements, including a satisfactory Criminal Record Check Work Environment Location: Hybrid — Fredericton, NB Team: Offshore Schools Program Hours: Standard business hours with flexibility required to accommodate international partners, travel schedules, and operational requirements Travel: Regular international travel is a core
KPMG
Tax Specialist – Enterprise Tax About the Role At KPMG in Canada, our people bring unique perspectives to some of Canada's most important business challenges. Here, you can build momentum that extends beyond day-to-day work, develop skills for the future, and take meaningful ownership of your career — with support at every stage. As a Tax Specialist within our Enterprise Tax practice, you will play an integral role in servicing the planning and compliance needs of a diverse client base. This position offers the opportunity to engage with a broad range of tax-related work requiring both qualitative and quantitative analysis. You will contribute to periodic special projects and tax research initiatives that will challenge you, support your professional growth, and allow you to thrive as a well-rounded tax professional. If you are looking for a role where your career can make a real difference — for clients, your team, and yourself — this is it. Responsibilities Research and analyze a wide range of tax issues, including providing support with structuring domestic and international investments Prepare and review corporate, partnership, trust, and personal tax returns across a variety of client engagements Draft technical memos, instruction letters to legal counsel, and client reporting letters for review by senior team members Build and maintain income tax models to support planning and compliance work Review tax provisions for larger audit and non-audit clients Collaborate with clients and team members to gather information and support tax initiatives Support senior staff with the execution of corporate tax planning and compliance initiatives Contribute to special projects and tax research that advance both client needs and your own professional development What You Bring Minimum of two years of experience in a public accounting firm CPA designation completed or currently in progress Completed Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Business, Finance, or a related field Experience with both private and public company tax provision and compliance work Demonstrated experience in restructuring and/or reorganization tax planning Proven ability to build and maintain income tax models to support planning and compliance engagements Strong written and verbal communication skills, applied effectively in professional client and team settings Experience managing multiple priorities and client engagements while consistently meeting deadlines in a client-service environment Ability to research complex tax issues and translate findings into actionable planning, compliance, and advisory work Strong client service orientation, with the ability to understand client businesses and foster effective, long-term working relationships Fluency in English is required What KPMG Offers KPMG is committed to providing a comprehensive and competitive Total Rewards package that supports the whole person — professionally and personally. 3 weeks of vacation annually Flexible time off and wellness support programs Market-leading health and financial benefits, including dental care, vision care, and life insurance Company pension and RRSP matching Employee assistance program Robust opportunities for professional development and career progression within a globally recognized firm This is a full-time, permanent position based on-site, offering a competitive salary and eligibility for bonus awards. Total compensation is determined based on individual location, skills, competencies, and qualifications.