ECO Canada is seeking experienced and dynamic trainers to join our roster of instructional professionals to support the delivery of short‐format ocean micro‐credentials in communities across Canada.This is not a full‐time position.Qualified instructors will be added to a roster and may be engaged on a contract, as‐needed basis to deliver 2–6‐day, in‐person training sessions using pre‐developed curriculum and materials.Compensation will be provided per session or per diem, depending on the course and delivery format.These trainings focus on building applied skills in key areas of the blue economy, including coastal monitoring, restoration, and climate adaptation. Instructors will be added to the roster based on their relevant expertise and ability to deliver practical, engaging learning experiences.Qualified instructors may be engaged to deliver one or more of the following micro‐credentials:Coastal Intelligence and Remote SensingNature‐Based Coastal Restoration and Blue CarbonCoastal Vulnerability Assessment and Adaptation PlanningDelivery preference will be given to qualified individuals who can deliver multiple courses, licensed BEAHR trainers, EP's (Environmental Professionals) in good standing, or accredited academic institutions.This call is intended to expand ECO Canada's capacity to deliver training across topics, regions, and communities. Inclusion in the instructor pool does not guarantee engagement for delivery, as opportunities will depend on program demand, regional alignment, and subject matter fit.ResponsibilitiesDeliver 2–6‐day, in‐person micro‐credential training sessions using pre‐developed materialsFacilitate applied, hands‐on learning using real‐world examples, case studies,



and discussionAdapt delivery to reflect regional and community context while maintaining core learning outcomesEngage participants with diverse backgrounds and experience levelsCollaborate with ECO Canada staff and/or co‐instructors as neededProvide feedback on delivery to support continuous improvementCandidates should generally demonstrateRelevant experience in coastal, marine, environmental, or related fields (typically 3–5+ years)Applied expertise aligned with one or more of the micro‐credential topic areas (see detailed breakdown of micro‐credential specific skills below)Experience delivering training, workshops, or facilitating group learning (formal or informal)Ability to translate technical concepts into accessible, practical learningStrong communication and facilitation skills, with the ability to engage diverse audiencesAdditional assets includeAbility to deliver multiple micro‐credentialsExperience working with Indigenous communities or community‐based programmesFamiliarity with regional coastal issues or industries in CanadaExperience co‐delivering or working in team-oriented training environmentsWillingness to travel to support in‐person deliveryEquivalent combinations of education, applied experience, and community‐based knowledge will be considered.Micro‐credential specific skills1. Coastal Intelligence and Remote SensingProficiency in QGIS and Google Earth Engine; experience with satellite imagery analysis, satellite‐derived bathymetry, and coastal change detectionBackground: Remote sensing, GIS, marine science, or coastal engineering (3‐5+ years)Nice‐to‐have:



GISP certification2. Nature‐Based Coastal Restoration and Blue CarbonKnowledge of blue carbon ecosystems (mangroves, seagrass, salt marshes), carbon stock assessment, and MRV systems; familiarity with Verra VCS / VM0033 methodologyBackground: Restoration ecology, marine biology, or environmental science (3‐5+ years)3. Coastal Vulnerability Assessment and Adaptation PlanningGIS, coastal flood modelling, and risk visualization; familiarity with IPCC frameworksBackground: Climate adaptation, coastal engineering, or environmental planning (3‐5+ years), with knowledge of Canadian policy frameworksECO Canada welcomes submissions from both individual applicants and organisations wishing to put forward qualified candidates.Individual ApplicantsIndividuals are invited to submit:A current resume or CVA brief statement of interest outlining:Relevant experience and areas of expertiseWhich micro‐credential(s) they are interested in deliveringExperience with training, facilitation, or knowledge‐sharingGeographic location and availability for travelOrganisational SubmissionsOrganisations (e.G., academic institutions, training providers, consulting firms, or community organisations) may submit one or more qualified candidates.Submissions should include:A brief organisational statement of interest outlining:Relevant expertise and experience aligned with the micro‐credentialsCapacity to support training delivery (e.G., instructors, regional presence)CVs or resumes for each proposed instructorA summary of each candidate's areas of expertise and relevant experience (optional but recommended for clarity)ECO Canada may engage selected instructors from the pool on a contract, as‐needed basis based on program demand, regional alignment, and subject matter fit. #J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Trainers/Facilitators (Roster Position) (Calgary)
🏢 Kaizen Lab
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