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RECRUITMENT JOB DESCRIPTION! h; r: X9 t. ?) x) j
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Title Settlement Practitioner6 Q/ ~2 z- R/ {' C
Program Community and Employment Services: r4 m2 R. N7 K6 ~' T4 h
Hours Fulltime (1.0 FTE) – 37.5 hrs per week
t5 F+ D* J; o& I3 C; A# rStart Date ASAP" `5 q. h9 |% c
Salary Range $38,977 - $45,6687 r/ N" }; n4 ]0 K; n H. H
Starting Rate of Pay $38,977 Benefits CPP, EI, 6% vacation (3 weeks) and statutory holidays 50% of AHC, agency benefits and RRSP plan( ]' P/ q/ }* l6 i
Length of Contract June 1, 2008 – March 31, 2010* c( {) P& R7 x# B$ I! [+ j3 u
Reports to Manager, Temporary Foreign Worker Settlement Services
5 W$ A; k& o; ~Probation Period 180 days2 u3 y8 r j/ x
Supervises/ y. i; x* N6 n
The Edmonton Mennonite Centre for Newcomers requires a fulltime Settlement Practitioner to deliver settlement services for Temporary Foreign Workers in the Edmonton region. This is a term position to March 31, 2010.
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3 R: Y' U% \7 aThe project will focus on the following aspects of newcomers settlement services:
1 u: `. a# m+ C; U* T• Marketing and outreach to industry and workers
! i% f* I& M; W4 B5 t/ L. a. k• Outreach delivery of “orientation, information and referral services”
1 O5 u1 O6 |. _1 p- D) {% a7 ^6 j( m• Centre-based delivery of “orientation, information and referral services”& r2 n& A% t2 c* D8 \. D; P
• Interpretation and translation services$ R' M% S3 K6 E6 f" r4 o: Q
• Supportive counselling services5 V# H% M8 J4 y4 [4 w
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Position Description:6 M% ^' d+ h* k8 K
The Settlement Practitioner will be a front line practitioner, providing settlement
# I. r; v! h/ C' p) X jguidance, information, orientation and referral services for Temporary Foreign
2 K. M2 Y& B2 H: x5 K2 \/ K1 I5 vWorkers, including matters of employment, housing, language, immigration and
) g( s g1 v( V: q) r y6 usupportive counselling by telephone, emails and in-person.
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The Settlement Practitioner will also be required to deliver information and& e( ? n: t. r9 W
orientation workshops related to settlement needs of Temporary Foreign workers.- V) i, {' s; `5 J+ t
Workshops and group sessions will be centre-based, employer/industry based and$ X6 P, Q& ?! K7 X( {
community based. Some internal and outreach weekend workshop facilitation is3 D* j1 n. m" a: Z! b- M# W* I: n
required. The ability to work flexible hours is essential.: _, Z5 B) g3 H4 ?9 H
% K9 W0 l* G7 n1 Q JThis position involves working as part of a team to provide services, create an
$ h w/ J/ P5 S/ v4 c3 R) n. |understanding of temporary foreign worker settlement issues, being innovative and
! E' M* ]& @# u* V0 S: I: qimplementing solutions for TFW facing a variety of challenges. It also involves' c% Z% F/ s* P- A) X
maintaining all information and records required by the program guidelines.
: d) S1 F1 M0 I6 R7 g! zRECRUITMENT JOB DESCRIPTION" P# j8 m- k& ^2 D1 I5 w) p
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Responsibilities2 Q( ^) k; d3 m d4 t5 A
• Provide a detailed needs assessment of TFW’s referred from EMCN staff,other service providers, industry employers, as well as self-referrals
: Z6 u: I* w" ~, h• Establish and maintain relationships between EMCN, other service providers and industries employing temporary foreign workers and promote settlement services at EMCN
) `& D& R' w, f* @• Maintain close relationships with the Temporary Foreign Worker Advisory Office- Q* K6 O( T- Y3 j% k) d; M
• Provide counselling to help temporary foreign workers adjust to Canadian life,make referrals when appropriate, develop needs assessment and action plans if required
" L) Y3 d9 h+ w• Assist people to fill in application forms, prepare for meetings or appointments relating to settlement or employment1 w- c, A8 A+ a, n* o" E" L
• Take clients to view apartments, open bank accounts, register for healthcare and become familiar with community services
3 e& h$ m! E& N! J! M0 K/ S9 O• Assess and refer individuals experiencing critical or complex immigration and employment difficulties to appropriate service provider or government agency
/ f$ R3 C5 E9 N; X• Facilitate and coordinate delivery of workshops related to settlement of TFW
1 N1 q6 T0 x2 c& b• Promote English language services for TFW and employers
- [. t8 `7 d2 F3 Z+ w6 Q• Arrange interpretation and translation services as required
4 p# M' ~: i) c4 t' b) |( t9 D• Strengthen and build supports with community groups and volunteers
8 x( l9 c6 \. v6 X• Provide service delivery duties as required Desired skills, education and experience: H! F! W$ R# u. @; {
• Minimum of 2 years of previous experience as a Settlement Practitioner in an intercultural/multicultural/cross-cultural context: e# c( k% o4 Z ?4 W' t
• Relevant post-secondary education in social science or human service area2 l# V% t* ~8 W
• Excellent written and oral communication skills
% a- U( r3 N6 i$ n4 k' E• Strong commitment to providing quality services to newcomers and to working in an intercultural environment with cultural competence# c7 ~, }4 ]( ]3 D: p: J
• Ability to work independently as well as collaboratively in a team-based workplace, demonstrating flexibility in organizing work, showing initiative,judgment, resourcefulness, good decision-making
7 j# Y1 x5 k0 U3 T• Proficiency in English is essential, as is fluency in other languages; `5 y. Y4 |) H6 A
• Spanish language proficiency is an asset
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Application letters with resumes will be accepted until a suitable applicant is found.
& P. U) T7 X o- y% ` q& m ?- YApplicants must be available to work immediately.* A E& O# `5 [' u; G2 R
Terry Andriuk, Project Manager
2 P- `# V7 H: l, r% x- w10010-107A Avenue
5 R: U8 x2 D/ tEdmonton AB T5H 4H8
p$ t6 A6 y$ ~, O! n DFax: (780) 424-7736( p( Y- `( X' E! a' {) q% l1 R
E-mail: tandriuk@emcn.ab.ca |
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