Department: Programming & Experience - Education Position Type: Seasonal Hourly Rate: $16.50 Hours: Various shifts, including Evening and Overnight What we offer: Flexible work arrangements where no one day is similar

Working in a beautiful park setting

Free entrance to the Park, including to our many public special events

Employee discounts on food and retail items and free parking Who We Are: Heritage Park is Canada's largest living history museum and offers visitors a chance to experience life in Western Canada from the 1860s to the early 1950s. The Park features historical buildings, costumed interpreters, working antiques, and various exhibits that provide insight into the region's past.

Job Overview: Reporting to the Education Manager and Education Program Specialist, the Youth Program Facilitator - Overnight supports the preparation and delivery of youth programs that operate across varying shift times. This role includes daytime, evening, and overnight shits. Overnight work may range from single-night programs to multi-night stays, depending on the program being offered.

The successful candidate will play a key role in ensuring a safe, engaging, and positive overnight camp experience for all participants.

Responsibilities: Camper Supervision & Safety Supervise youth program participants during daytime, evening, and overnight programming

When applicable, interact professionally with parents, guardians, and group leaders

During overnight programs, ensure the safety and well-being of all participants by conducting regular checks of sleeping areas, facilities, and grounds

Clearly communicate Park rules, expectations, and safety guidelines to participants and supervising adults Program Delivery & Engagement Deliver engaging, age-appropriate programming, including day, evening, and nighttime activities

Adapt activities as needed to support inclusive participation and positive camper experiences

Contribute to a welcoming, respectful camp culture through friendly, professional interactions with campers, families, staff, volunteers,



and guests Emergency Response & Communication Respond calmly and effectively to unforeseen situations, including emergencies or medical incidents, following established Park protocols

Communicate clearly and consistently with the Education Program Specialist and Education Manager to support the successful delivery of programs

Complete post-program reports and provide feedback as required Organizational Excellence and Wellbeing Contribute to inspiring and immersive experiences at the Park by engaging in Heritage Park initiatives that align with our mission and vision, ensuring authenticity in our historical setting and stories.

Actively support a positive work environment by creating an atmosphere of inclusion, engagement, belonging, and fulfillment for employees and volunteers, in line with Heritage Park values.

Recognize all contributors to our community as integral to our success, fostering a sense of community and collaboration.

Demonstrate responsible stewardship of our people, collections, and financial assets by driving growth with innovation, transparency, and financial sustainability, while embracing our historical assets and recognizing all contributors.

Demonstrate commitment to workplace health and safety by complying with Heritage Park's Health, Safety and Environment Management System (HSEMS), following safe work practices, reporting work-related incidents, injuries, and hazards, participating in employer training, and adhering to policies including the Code of Conduct and the Workplace Violence and Harassment policy.

Volunteers are a vital part of Heritage Park’s success. Employees are expected to collaborate respectfully with volunteers and contribute to an environment where volunteers feel heard, safe, welcomed, and supported,



recognizing the important role they play in delivering exceptional experiences for our community.

Required Qualifications: Experience working in a camp, education, or youth program setting is preferred

Experience supporting children with disabilities or special needs is considered an asset

Interest in and knowledge of the history of Western Canada is considered an asset

Standard First Aid and CPR certification required (training provided by the Park if not already certified)

Enthusiastic, dependable, and committed to working in a camp environment, including overnight shifts

Demonstrated leadership, responsibility, and strong organizational skills

Excellent interpersonal and communication skills in a client-facing setting

Ability to work independently and collaboratively as part of a team

Flexible, adaptable, and able to thrive in a rapid-paced environment

All successful candidates (over the age of 18) will be required to complete a Police Information Check as a condition of employment. A criminal record will not automatically disqualify an applicant; any information disclosed will be assessed confidentially on a case-by-case basis in accordance with Alberta human rights legislation, considering relevance to the role and our commitment to equitable and inclusive hiring practices.

Special Clothing and Equipment: Appropriate costuming and safety equipment will be provided by Heritage Park; Footwear, as designated by the Heritage Park Costume Department, will be provided by the employee.

Special Working Conditions: The position will be exposed to weather extremes and will work both indoors and outdoors;

This position is physically demanding, and the incumbent must be able to lift heavy items, stand for long periods, and walk throughout the Park for extended periods.

Hours of Work: Hours will vary depending on operational need Shift times may include daytime, afternoon/evening and overnight The schedule could include from one overnight through to five consecutive days per week, Monday to Friday and evenings and weekends may be expected, this is determined on Program requirements

📌 Youth Program Facilitator - Overnight (Calgary)
🏢 Heritage Park Historical Village
📍 Calgary