Make a difference with the Indigenous Literacy Intern role at United for Literacy. This position focuses on facilitating literacy activities while promoting Indigenous culture in a supportive setting.
As a mature and self-motivated intern, you'll lead literacy initiatives, such as the Reading Circle program at William Whyte School and truth and reconciliation workshops with Marymound Pathways School. Strong organizational and communication skills are essential, as well as a commitment to fostering positive relationships within the community. The position operates under remote mentorship with direct support from the Community Coordinator.
Key Responsibilities:
• Recruit and screen volunteers for literacy programs
• Develop after-school Reading Circle for grades 3-4




• Facilitate truth and reconciliation workshops for youth
• Collect statistical information accurately for funders
• Support special community events and initiatives
Requirements:
• Valid Manitoba Driver License with vehicle access
• Minimum 18 years of age
• Experience with Indigenous culture and program planning
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
• Adaptable and adaptable to changing environments
Embrace this opportunity to support literacy initiatives and community growth through the Indigenous Literacy Intern position at United for Literacy.
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📌 Indigenous Literacy Intern at United for Literacy (Winnipeg)
🏢 United For Literacy (Formerly Frontier College)
📍 Winnipeg