Employment Opportunities

Department: Children, Youth and Families

Status:

Location: Montreal, Quebec

Description
  • Under the supervision of the Program Director and Assistant Program Director, the CIEC Coordinator supervises all members selected and ensures the proper functioning of the cooperative. 

     

    Duties and Responsibilities: 

    • Establish a process for selecting participants (information sessions and interviews) 
    • Plan and implement training workshops to youth 
    • Oversee youth in the establishment and development of their cooperative 
    • Accompany youth in research and implementation of contracts  
    • Attend all necessary meetings including but not limited to different community organizations  
    • Build positive relationships with youth by creating a welcoming and structured environment 
    • Intervene effectively in conflict situations when necessary and teach youth how to resolve conflicts autonomously 
    • Teach the youth tools to be able to build on their independence in order to run the cooperative on their own 
    • Coordinate larger contracts 
    • Produce a report of all activities at the end of the project 
    • Promote positive individual and group behaviour 

     

    Qualifications: 

    • Have been registered as a student in 2025-2026 and be returning to school in September 2026. 
    • Study in one the followings fields: social work, leisure intervention technique, special care counseling, communication or any other appropriate field (University diploma). 
    • Training or appropriate experience in animation with youth 12 to 18 years of age is an asset. 
    • Knowledge of community organizations is an asset. 
    • Ability to communicate in French and English (written, oral and verbal). 
    • Be available to attend a mandatory 3-day intensive training on the development of a work cooperative (May 26, 27, and 28th)  
    • Flexible, reliable, independent, mature 
    • First-Aid & CPR certification is an asset 
    • Experience working with ethno-cultural communities an asset. 
    • Strong organization skills, ability to delegate, multi-tasking, time management and computer skills (ex. Microsoft Word, Excel) 

     

    Job Conditions: 

    • 35 hours per week, Monday to Friday 10:00am to 5:00pm. Some flexibility required 
    • Available for the entire duration of the contract starting May 26th and ending August 12th (12 weeks) 
    • Salary for this position is $21.00 per hour paid every two weeks. 

     

    Submission deadline: April 15, 2026, 5:00pm 

    Please send your CV, letter of intent and two references to: Anthony Symonds anthonysymonds[at]tyndalestgeorges.com 

     

    Tyndale St-Georges is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to hiring a workforce inclusive of the diverse population it serves. 

     

    *English is required for this position as we predominantly serve an official language minority group. But French is required for participants who are not part of the non-official language minority groups and for work with partners and government representatives.   

Salary: $21 / hour 21 $ / heure