Mandat général : assurer la coordination, l’accompagnement et le suivi des projets Communautés francophones accueillantes de Prince George et de Nanaimo, en appui aux partenaires locaux et provinciaux, afin de favoriser l’accueil, l’intégration et l’autonomie progressive des initiatives d’ici le 31 mars 2028.
Durée du contrat: dès que possible. Contrat à durée déterminée se terminant le 31 mars 2028.
Salaire : 58 000 $ à 60 000 $ par année, selon l’expérience
Supervision : relève de la gestionnaire du développement communautaire.
Description : La personne titulaire du poste coordonne et accompagne les projets Communautés francophones accueillantes (CFA) de Prince George et de Nanaimo au sein de l’équipe du développement communautaire de la FFCB. Elle appuie la mise en œuvre de plans d’action communautaires innovants visant à améliorer les services offerts aux nouveaux arrivants et nouvelles arrivantes francophones, afin de favoriser leur accueil et leur intégration dans ces deux communautés. Elle met également en œuvre certaines initiatives prévues dans les plans communautaires et soutient les partenaires locaux et provinciaux dans leur réalisation.
Rôles et responsabilités :
Coordination du Comité consultatif communautaire (CCC)
Profil recherché :
La personne idéale est une facilitatrice capable de rassembler des partenaires autour d’une vision commune. Elle possède un excellent sens politique et relationnel, sait accompagner des organismes dans leur développement, fait preuve d’autonomie et d’initiative, et est à l’aise dans un rôle où la coordination, l’accompagnement et la concertation sont au cœur des responsabilités. Elle est également reconnue pour sa rigueur administrative, sa capacité d’organisation et son aptitude à transformer des orientations stratégiques en actions concrètes sur le terrain.
Compétences essentielles:
Expériences comme atouts :
Les personnes intéressées sont invitées à faire parvenir leur curriculum vitæ accompagné d’une lettre de motivation décrivant leur intérêt pour le poste ainsi que les expériences et compétences pertinentes à leur candidature. Les candidatures doivent être soumises au plus tard le 11 septembre 2026.
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