The ECA will gain experience in collections management by working in-depth with the DCC’s collection, exhibition development, and conducting exhibit-related tours and programs. The ECA will also engage with community at events and through social media. A typical work week is Tuesday - Saturday. Primary tasks include: - Data entry and review for the DCC’s main and satellite collections - Assist in the preparation of the DCC’s fall/winter exhibition, including research and design - Delivering “One Canada” and “Bridge City Beats” exhibit tours and educational programs - Delivering historic tours of the University of Saskatchewan campus - Providing visitor services at the DCC’s reception desk - Attending community events - Other tasks as assigned - Experience working in a museum or heritage setting - Be culturally aware - Have a desire to work with people of all ages and backgrounds - Excellent verbal and written communication skills - Strong research skills and the ability to learn and retain historical information - Flexible and able to adapt to change in a rapid-paced setting - Organizational skills and the ability to set and adhere to work priorities - An understanding of Canadian and Indigenous history, governance,



and politics - Ability to set and meet deadlines while working on multiple projects and to take initiative - Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team - Ability to problem-solve effectively in an independent manner - Basic computer skills, including familiarity with MS Office; experience with photo editing and design software, would be considered an asset - Experience in data entry and working with database software would be considered an asset - This position requires flexibility and will include regular weekend shifts - The ability to communicate in French (written and oral) would be considered an asset Applications are currently being accepted, with interviews taking place in mid-March, 2026. - Resume - Cover letter stating how you meet the qualifications, why this position appeals to you, and what you feel you can bring to the Diefenbaker Canada Centre team - Names and contact information of three references The DCC’s purpose is to help people make meaningful and personal connections to ideas of citizenship, leadership, and Canada’s role in the international community. Located on the University of Saskatchewan campus, the DCC is dedicated to assisting students’ development, education, and career enhancement. The DCC has a proven track record of providing quality summer employment opportunities. Students gain valuable work experience and practical skills, expand their knowledge in their chosen field, and have the opportunity to experience a vibrant cultural workplace. The DCC benefits from passionate student employees who are excited to share their knowledge and ideas with the organization and our patrons.

📌 Exhibits and Collections Assistant - Diefenbaker Canada Centre (Regina)
🏢 Museums Association Of Katchewan
📍 Regina