Board and Executive Support Assistant (British Columbia)

Board and Executive Support Assistant (British Columbia)

30 Oct
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SCSBC
|
British Columbia

30 Oct

SCSBC

British Columbia

Coordinate Board, executive, and staff administration for SCSBC in Langley. Use solid communication, organization, and Microsoft Office skills in a fixed-term maternity leave contract.
SCSBC supports Christian schools across British Columbia through service, community, advocacy, and vision. Its Executive Administrative Assistant provides organizational support while coordinating communications, meetings, events, documents, and projects. The position suits someone proactive, personable, flexible, and committed to Christian education.
Key Responsibilities: Support leadership, Board, and staff administrative priorities
Prepare agendas, record minutes, and follow up on actions
Coordinate emails, phone calls, and stakeholder communications
Process expense reports, invoices,



and administrative documentation
Track special-project progress and key milestones
Requirements: Three or more years as an Executive Assistant or similar
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience
Ability to prioritize multiple projects and meet deadlines
Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail
Professional discretion when handling sensitive information
Apply your coordination, communication, and organizational strengths to support SCSBC leadership, Board activities, and Christian education initiatives.

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📌 Board and Executive Support Assistant (British Columbia)
🏢 SCSBC
📍 British Columbia

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