Organization OverviewLearn. Develop. Succeed. is a growing, cutting-edge, research-based, educational nonprofit charity serving children, youth and adults with diagnosed or suspected learning differences such as dyslexia and dyscalculia and other brain-based differences like ADHD and ASD. Our growing, affordable programs and services operate throughout Canada live online, from our Learning Centres in East Vancouver and North Vancouver, at in‑school locations, and in Access, our electric vehicle mobile classroom.Purpose of PositionThis position is a key player within the Communications team. They help broaden awareness of our programs and services across British Columbia. They do this by outreach, building relationships with the community, and supporting strategic brand awareness and growth priorities. This person may be the first point of contact for potential referral partners, community members, and families, building the foundation of a trusted relationship that is critical to achieving our mission.Principal Roles and ResponsibilitiesReferral Pathways Research & ActivationSupport with the development and organization of a regional referral network for our programs and servicesUse email, phone, and videoconferencing to support outreachFoster positive relationships with community members, businesses, and organizationsSchedule and arrange meetings between potential high‑priority contacts and Senior Manager, CommunicationsProgram Promotion & Brand AwarenessSupport team with the promotion of programs and servicesSupport team with updates supporting awareness‑building campaignsCommunications and GeneralMeets regularly with the Senior Manager, Communications and teamMay assist in the creation and implementation of program‑related assetsManages their email and shared inboxes, prioritizes duties and email responses in order of urgencyUses and collaborates on internal online platforms to support team tasks and goalsSupport with annual fundraising event, RISE to the Top, on Saturday,



June 6*Tasks outside of those explicitly outlined may be expected during times of increased need*CompetenciesOutstanding written and verbal communication skills (English; French not required)Excellent interpersonal skillsAttention to detail when following instructionsSelf‑motivated and self‑directedTime‑management skills and ability to prioritize and multi‑taskExceptionally organized using digital shared platforms (databases, Excel, etc.)RequirementsRelevant experience working in a customer‑facing role, working specifically with vulnerable populations an assetCriminal Record Check with the vulnerable sectorEligibility to work in CanadaUnderstanding and experience with a neuroaffirming approach and language, an asset. If not, willingness to learn and adopt language, mindset and approach is a requirementFamiliarity with Microsoft 365 suiteUse of Asana an assetAccess to a reliable vehicle an asset (mileage paid for work travel with vehicle)Use of Canva an assetStart date and termThis position will start May 25, 2026 or as soon thereafter as possible. This job is partially funded for 8 weeks by Canada Summer Jobs and can extend to the end of the summer (up to August 28) if the candidate and the organization agree. There is potential of continuing with us in an ongoing role.Reports toThis position reports to the Senior Manager, Communications.Wage$29.40 per hour. Vacation of 4% will be paid out with each pay cheque.Hours of work37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday, May 25 – July 17 or later (see above).LocationEast Vancouver Learning Centre, 3292 E Broadway, with possibility of flexibility at North Vancouver Learning Centre.Expectations and Working ConditionsThe position will involve long periods of sitting and using office equipmentPosition may involve community outreach, including travel around Greater Vancouver with another colleague by various modes of transportFrequent interruptions from team members/families, depending on the working locationDepending on the time of day, the working location may be loud and busy#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Communications Officer - $29.4 An Hour (Winnipeg)
🏢 Learn. Develop. Succeed
📍 Winnipeg