Capilano University Support Staff Role (British Columbia)

Capilano University Support Staff Role (British Columbia)

24 Aug
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Capilano University
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British Columbia

24 Aug

Capilano University

British Columbia

Join Capilano University as a temporary full-time administrative support staff member in North Vancouver. This role is vital in sustaining the instructional programs of the School of Business.

You will coordinate essential administrative functions while supporting both faculty and students. Key tasks include budget management, processing of student applications, and ensuring effective program promotion activities. Capilano University values community diversity and seeks individuals who align with these principles.

Key Responsibilities:
• Submit and manage faculty workload and timetable plans
• Prepare operating budgets and track financial activities
• Facilitate program communication and event coordination
• Screen student applications and organize interviews




• Assist with recruitment and promotional information

Requirements:
• Two years of post-secondary education in business
• At least three years of relevant administrative experience
• Knowledge of office practices and financial systems
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications
• Strong organizational and interpersonal skills

Contribute your administrative talents to enhance the educational experience at Capilano University, fostering student engagement and successful program management.
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📌 Capilano University Support Staff Role (British Columbia)
🏢 Capilano University
📍 British Columbia

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