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RECRUITMENT JOB DESCRIPTION$ M+ C- c! }! _, f: d' B
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Title Settlement Practitioner( D" d) m/ w8 H; O5 ]5 i
Program Community and Employment Services j( n2 f0 W; v$ W" r$ O/ @
Hours Fulltime (1.0 FTE) – 37.5 hrs per week4 [* u6 H; `$ W* ]: F
Start Date ASAP: Q- w7 n+ ^, P" q5 X1 V
Salary Range $38,977 - $45,668
: l1 z% B7 m+ ]2 S9 Y. bStarting Rate of Pay $38,977 Benefits CPP, EI, 6% vacation (3 weeks) and statutory holidays 50% of AHC, agency benefits and RRSP plan6 C4 i- [; m5 i
Length of Contract June 1, 2008 – March 31, 20105 Q0 u/ |3 _% Z: L+ K) W
Reports to Manager, Temporary Foreign Worker Settlement Services
9 U/ r. w; C3 iProbation Period 180 days% U: |+ [+ Q0 m, p* Q5 {" K
Supervises7 G6 V) ^" f5 q- A& D0 p
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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) K, S6 A3 \* |! O5 r1 W: x/ E( hThe project will focus on the following aspects of newcomers settlement services: |: U( B+ o5 i
• Marketing and outreach to industry and workers
2 Q: a( Q, Q! ]' e) I• Outreach delivery of “orientation, information and referral services”
1 \4 q" n' G1 y) q. a* t; g& C• Centre-based delivery of “orientation, information and referral services”
$ Q) L3 C, d5 b# F0 j• Interpretation and translation services# E: a3 ]2 I/ }
• Supportive counselling services2 ]* {) D/ U( G8 R- E+ l
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Position Description:4 v8 d9 U% A% A. n' [* P2 _
The Settlement Practitioner will be a front line practitioner, providing settlement
5 t7 C0 G- T0 v$ N& a* h& h* I% Tguidance, information, orientation and referral services for Temporary Foreign
0 [7 }# D! f0 P U6 iWorkers, including matters of employment, housing, language, immigration and
4 z6 z# T" c/ X+ ~( [supportive counselling by telephone, emails and in-person.$ k+ c& [$ C- O) V- C+ s: r! F
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The Settlement Practitioner will also be required to deliver information and
( [7 F" @3 k2 Lorientation workshops related to settlement needs of Temporary Foreign workers.
; U1 q/ y: c% g- Z) mWorkshops and group sessions will be centre-based, employer/industry based and* }- l$ |' R }) ^) e8 @; A
community based. Some internal and outreach weekend workshop facilitation is9 ?1 ?# Z" V3 e( z% x& c
required. The ability to work flexible hours is essential.& i" r V# u: ^. \' c9 [, F
+ ~5 j$ t1 I# ?3 EThis position involves working as part of a team to provide services, create an
$ G: |8 ]+ ?8 o9 g9 Q9 Tunderstanding of temporary foreign worker settlement issues, being innovative and1 |9 L% \, |, s! k. [! t/ M) i
implementing solutions for TFW facing a variety of challenges. It also involves
~* g: r5 M: Cmaintaining all information and records required by the program guidelines.
- L0 Q; P7 F9 q" ^) {1 u2 J) c* t% oRECRUITMENT JOB DESCRIPTION; Y3 ? ~! A' b# W' z
9 R6 e# L5 F; pResponsibilities0 H. N& b- _0 J" ~/ Q2 M3 n
• Provide a detailed needs assessment of TFW’s referred from EMCN staff,other service providers, industry employers, as well as self-referrals
- u( \0 i8 ]* a) U# e• Establish and maintain relationships between EMCN, other service providers and industries employing temporary foreign workers and promote settlement services at EMCN
0 Y( ~, K c: X• Maintain close relationships with the Temporary Foreign Worker Advisory Office. X4 g8 P9 i) _0 y* O
• Provide counselling to help temporary foreign workers adjust to Canadian life,make referrals when appropriate, develop needs assessment and action plans if required
1 b \1 q0 H; _& s" W• Assist people to fill in application forms, prepare for meetings or appointments relating to settlement or employment
8 I/ o% F4 h4 y) c, i" h• Take clients to view apartments, open bank accounts, register for healthcare and become familiar with community services6 w/ C0 _& n9 E r
• Assess and refer individuals experiencing critical or complex immigration and employment difficulties to appropriate service provider or government agency
- i9 u$ `4 \% {+ h0 u• Facilitate and coordinate delivery of workshops related to settlement of TFW ; h( N( z9 i6 T- r; f
• Promote English language services for TFW and employers$ z- T3 v! _3 k* \7 K$ P* C8 T
• Arrange interpretation and translation services as required- Z4 M9 `$ U# X. o( t9 a; r9 ]4 x
• Strengthen and build supports with community groups and volunteers* |1 B. U) k6 W% E. ~% B9 V% O
• Provide service delivery duties as required Desired skills, education and experience:
1 M4 B( I3 M& ~• Minimum of 2 years of previous experience as a Settlement Practitioner in an intercultural/multicultural/cross-cultural context5 ^* }# E- M& p, _
• Relevant post-secondary education in social science or human service area
5 }* o7 L' D6 A• Excellent written and oral communication skills
) B5 I' C& b! F+ P f9 ?' I• Strong commitment to providing quality services to newcomers and to working in an intercultural environment with cultural competence+ h% l) B! W5 C( ^/ O) I1 l. r- X4 N
• 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
5 z; Z3 I& Y) \" H8 l3 S• Proficiency in English is essential, as is fluency in other languages
8 ~+ M3 B& F" P4 ?5 t• Spanish language proficiency is an asset
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Application letters with resumes will be accepted until a suitable applicant is found.
5 n N3 r' V$ S9 ^( O+ uApplicants must be available to work immediately.
+ B G6 T8 ?/ a' |1 H; ~4 DTerry Andriuk, Project Manager; X' k" {$ y: i) V$ Z6 w5 _, _& E
10010-107A Avenue$ C' M" D: E. ?8 D+ }
Edmonton AB T5H 4H8$ C' g+ d$ R) L' b8 k
Fax: (780) 424-7736% v: @8 O7 G) c
E-mail: tandriuk@emcn.ab.ca |
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