Okanagan College Portfolio Specialist Role (British Columbia)

Okanagan College Portfolio Specialist Role (British Columbia)

24 Aug
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Okanagan College
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British Columbia

24 Aug

Okanagan College

British Columbia

Promote educational excellence as an Operations and Portfolio Specialist at Okanagan College. This full time role focuses on course management and financial oversight starting October 1, 2026, in Kelowna.

The Office of the Dean, Arts and Sciences, is hiring for a term Operations and Portfolio Specialist. This role encompasses budget tracking, implementation of educational programs, and coordination of workload assignments. You will work closely with various stakeholders to ensure effective service delivery and compliance with institutional standards.

Key Responsibilities:
• Track operating budgets and special initiative funding
• Collaborate with Financial Services on budgeting processes
• Implement and evaluate various courses and programs




• Coordinate special projects and departmental communication
• Assist with student recruitment strategies and marketing plans

Requirements:
• Relevant bachelor’s degree required
• 2 to 5 years related experience in education
• Strong analytical and financial management skills
• Proficient in Microsoft Office suite
• Excellent organizational skills and ability to prioritize

Leverage your project management and communication skills to contribute to the impactful work at Okanagan College.
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📌 Okanagan College Portfolio Specialist Role (British Columbia)
🏢 Okanagan College
📍 British Columbia

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