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Job Title: Program Administrator

Job Requisition ID: 88806

Ministry: Public Service Commission

Location: Edmonton (downtown)

Full or Part-Time: Full time

Hours of Work: 36.25 hours per week

Permanent/Temporary: Permanent

Scope: Open competition

Closing Date: November 9, 2026

Classification: Administrative Services 5E (AS 5E)

Salary: $2,192.15 to $2,773.77 /bi-weekly ($57,215 - $72,395 /year)

The Public Service Commission (PSC) provides human resources services to the Government of Alberta. It ensures Alberta has an effective, professional, non-partisan public service that proudly serves Albertans. To learn more about the PSC, please click here: https://www.alberta.ca/public-service-commission

The Learning and Engagement (L&E;) Branch in the PSC designs and delivers training and recognition programs for the Alberta Public Service (APS) to cultivate a capable and engaged public service workforce that will continue to build a stronger province for current and future generations.

Role Responsibilities

Great programs don't run themselves.

Behind every milestone celebration, training opportunity or big event is a team making sure employees have a positive experience.

As a Program Administrator, reporting to the Manager, Program Design and Delivery, you'll play an important role in delivering programs that help employees feel valued, supported, and connected to their work. In this role, you will:

- Keep programs moving: Coordinate the administrative delivery of recognition and training initiatives, ensuring activities are completed accurately, consistently, and on schedule.
- Manage critical information: Maintain records,



track program activities, validate data, and ensure information is accurate and up to date.
- Build connections: Work with employees, ministries, vendors, and service providers to answer questions, resolve issues, and support program delivery.
- Solve the tricky cases: Investigate eligibility questions, review records, and resolve unusual situations that require research, judgment, and attention to detail.
- Support senior leaders: Prepare correspondence, briefing materials, and other program information for executives and senior leaders across government.
- Improve how things work: Recommend practical improvements that make processes more efficient and effective.

To be successful in this role, you need to:

- Be organized and detail-oriented: You can track deadlines, juggle several projects at once, and keep things running smoothly even when there is a lot happening.
- Work the system: When something needs to be solved, you can figure out who to talk to, how to contact them, and what to do.
- Communicate effectively: Whether you’re sending an email or chatting on Teams, you make sure your message is easy to understand and appropriate for the audience.
- Exercise good judgment: You know how to assess a situation, evaluate options,



and determine when an issue can be resolved independently or should be escalated.
- Build strong working relationships: You work effectively with a wide range of stakeholders and provide excellent service, even when dealing with sensitive or complex situations.
- Be flexible and take initiative: You don’t just react to requests—you anticipate needs, spot opportunities for improvement, and take action to make things better for the whole team.

Competencies are behaviors that are essential to reach our goals in serving Albertans. We encourage you to have an in depth understanding of the competencies that are required for this opportunity and to be prepared to demonstrate them during the recruitment process.

- Agility: Prioritizes and manages competing priorities.
- Drive for Results: Achieves results on priorities despite ambiguity in process, evolving challenges, and tight timelines.
- Build Team-oriented Environments: Works in a proactive, collaborative and integrated fashion to support ongoing initiatives.
- Systems Thinking: Integrates different types of policies and client priorities to identify the correct solution to each problem.

Qualifications

Your cover letter and resume will be used to assess your qualifications, including your written communication skills and your attention to detail.

Ensure your cover letter meets all of the following criteria:

- Includes a professional salutation;
- Identifies the relevant job opportunity (i.e. Program Administrator);
- Is concise, without spelling/grammatical errors;
- Clearly identifies the number of years of experience you

📌 Program Administrator (Edmonton)
🏢 Government of Alberta
📍 Edmonton