Arts Coordinator Jobs in British Columbia

Flexible placement, tailored according to your interests and abilities.

Increase your plant identification, agroforestry, sustainable agriculture, herbalism, and other cooking speciality skills.

Learn about agriculture, indigenous rights, womens empowerment, ecotourism, Fair Trade, and Organic certifications and social entrepreneurship.

Immerse yourself in the Amazon rainforest including living with an indigenous Kichwa host family, experts in the foods of the forest

Numerous research +amp; dissertation opportunities available with partner organizations and universities, if requested.

Learning alongside local cooks, agroforestry specialists, and plant experts to gain an understanding of the role of traditional practices

Identifies and resolves safety and risk management issues related to Arts & Health

Knowledge of provincial and national legal standards and requirements in arts (eg copyright, CARFAC standard fees)

Good computer skills with working knowledge of Microsoft Office, Excel and PowerPoint preferred.

University graduation in Fine Arts, or a related discipline and some related experience, or an equivalent combination of training and experience.

Excellent written and verbal communication, presentation and interpersonal skills

Good digital camera and social media skills preferred

·Demonstrated events planning knowledge and experience.

·Excellent communication (verbal and written), interpersonal and customer service skills are required.

·Prepares written and verbal outreach reports for Arts Commission and Arts Advisory Council, as necessary.

·Follows all policies, procedures and standards of the CRD.

·Performs other related duties as required.

·Understanding of community development strategies which engage stakeholders at various levels of participation.