Program Coordinator for Recreation in Vernon (British Columbia)

Program Coordinator for Recreation in Vernon (British Columbia)

28 Aug
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Boys and Girls Club Okanagan
|
British Columbia

28 Aug

Boys and Girls Club Okanagan

British Columbia

Make a meaningful impact in children's lives as a Program Coordinator with BGC Okanagan in Vernon, BC. Lead creative recreation programs and activities while ensuring safety and engagement.

In this role, you will oversee daily operations and coordinate fun and adventurous programs for children aged 7-13. You’ll also collaborate with staff and volunteers, ensuring every program meets high standards and licensing requirements. The position offers a fantastic opportunity to foster leadership and teamwork in a supportive environment.

Key Responsibilities:
• Oversee day-to-day operations of recreation programs
• Develop, implement, and evaluate engaging plans
• Recruit program staff and facilitate orientations




• Maintain program standards and ensure licensing compliance
• Collaborate with community service providers for client support

Requirements:
• Diploma in a related human/social service field
• Three years of related experience with supervisory skills
• First Aid Certification or willingness to obtain
• Valid Class 5 Driver's License; Class 4 preferred
• Completion of criminal record check

Inspire children through fun programming and solid leadership at BGC Okanagan in Vernon.
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📌 Program Coordinator for Recreation in Vernon (British Columbia)
🏢 Boys and Girls Club Okanagan
📍 British Columbia

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