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RECRUITMENT JOB DESCRIPTION
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; t1 X- j; B/ S, }) M' m2 GTitle Settlement Practitioner; g. O2 O: \5 v1 s7 `
Program Community and Employment Services
1 {, o9 R: v1 H' l1 h4 r% jHours Fulltime (1.0 FTE) – 37.5 hrs per week# S# _% O4 z8 `) |4 _9 v' R
Start Date ASAP
6 U' t( _5 w9 ^Salary Range $38,977 - $45,6687 L* [3 p: K% N7 D
Starting Rate of Pay $38,977 Benefits CPP, EI, 6% vacation (3 weeks) and statutory holidays 50% of AHC, agency benefits and RRSP plan
9 c2 `2 D8 l. f' Y# _Length of Contract June 1, 2008 – March 31, 2010
. P( ~3 k9 d7 e, r" p3 ^Reports to Manager, Temporary Foreign Worker Settlement Services- P, A1 ?, T0 j# |3 q
Probation Period 180 days! r. a& R6 `3 q8 @
Supervises
9 b' W) ]* X+ o2 c, s' u( qThe Edmonton Mennonite Centre for Newcomers requires a fulltime Settlement Practitioner to deliver settlement services for Temporary Foreign Workers in the Edmonton region. This is a term position to March 31, 2010.9 v; r2 U% c* C! V0 `6 {
* x# C- ]2 _1 k% W7 s, vThe project will focus on the following aspects of newcomers settlement services:
# q! A; u7 w5 _) S• Marketing and outreach to industry and workers/ {* o2 @/ h, H9 ]+ Y( `% K
• Outreach delivery of “orientation, information and referral services”( T3 E) Y- V* [4 _3 c
• Centre-based delivery of “orientation, information and referral services”
% y$ r C% M$ B$ e1 _5 i• Interpretation and translation services4 Q$ ^0 ~1 e4 a1 ^, C7 [8 h- G9 U# F: I
• Supportive counselling services
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The Settlement Practitioner will be a front line practitioner, providing settlement. J6 e" Q6 H: A/ G0 O4 [0 }) H
guidance, information, orientation and referral services for Temporary Foreign
7 R( V$ [/ d) F0 R$ BWorkers, including matters of employment, housing, language, immigration and
. x; x8 Y1 n4 ~0 _( msupportive counselling by telephone, emails and in-person.
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The Settlement Practitioner will also be required to deliver information and- l5 e, N: q, A3 L1 I! L
orientation workshops related to settlement needs of Temporary Foreign workers.
6 V, \- Z. `) k1 qWorkshops and group sessions will be centre-based, employer/industry based and2 |) c; t7 T4 d8 @. ]
community based. Some internal and outreach weekend workshop facilitation is
6 J$ Y; u" N0 Z7 a: erequired. The ability to work flexible hours is essential.! l0 Q0 ?' }: }/ n
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This position involves working as part of a team to provide services, create an
6 I3 ~2 f- M. J! ^7 X& c6 sunderstanding of temporary foreign worker settlement issues, being innovative and' R D& l/ q2 Q4 I- I, i
implementing solutions for TFW facing a variety of challenges. It also involves9 b c2 |7 V0 ]7 o0 J% i$ Q
maintaining all information and records required by the program guidelines.: x O* w) `2 F, T) d+ z5 l8 W6 G
RECRUITMENT JOB DESCRIPTION
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; |8 T; v2 s9 k5 R( W# NResponsibilities) F! b: d1 u* J" c8 N2 |5 E
• Provide a detailed needs assessment of TFW’s referred from EMCN staff,other service providers, industry employers, as well as self-referrals: ?- G& u3 H8 W- ~- U& p' L2 X& E9 e* m
• Establish and maintain relationships between EMCN, other service providers and industries employing temporary foreign workers and promote settlement services at EMCN2 ]. i) e3 g# ~
• Maintain close relationships with the Temporary Foreign Worker Advisory Office: e+ k% {; f: V: m) A4 O* y
• Provide counselling to help temporary foreign workers adjust to Canadian life,make referrals when appropriate, develop needs assessment and action plans if required4 x$ ^- P' `0 \4 c& V+ Z2 C
• Assist people to fill in application forms, prepare for meetings or appointments relating to settlement or employment' S# F. m5 l6 G+ f
• Take clients to view apartments, open bank accounts, register for healthcare and become familiar with community services
" T7 z4 h5 a/ h( h( Z; {• Assess and refer individuals experiencing critical or complex immigration and employment difficulties to appropriate service provider or government agency/ R/ D5 G( |7 P! T7 J) x
• Facilitate and coordinate delivery of workshops related to settlement of TFW
& f4 B5 d/ |2 j0 h( U* R• Promote English language services for TFW and employers7 K6 H% p# e- i8 {% |
• Arrange interpretation and translation services as required; _% O# N; M6 f# g( M$ g1 P
• Strengthen and build supports with community groups and volunteers
. P9 x5 m" [2 Z• Provide service delivery duties as required Desired skills, education and experience:1 ~2 t; w. s! R- C
• Minimum of 2 years of previous experience as a Settlement Practitioner in an intercultural/multicultural/cross-cultural context# Q) s: I( i& }7 w
• Relevant post-secondary education in social science or human service area7 b2 j1 j$ X% M- ?
• Excellent written and oral communication skills. W1 A( Y" \! {) o Z0 ^! [1 q9 W
• Strong commitment to providing quality services to newcomers and to working in an intercultural environment with cultural competence
. t) N m$ ]; K$ f• 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
p$ A$ i7 b$ M" r• Proficiency in English is essential, as is fluency in other languages
8 Z( E4 E+ l+ b) _3 a, {& v• Spanish language proficiency is an asset
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* d* d+ z) R: dApplication letters with resumes will be accepted until a suitable applicant is found.
/ Q/ }: f- z4 z4 I& B1 V# UApplicants must be available to work immediately.' R& {9 Y; I8 Y; b3 e/ F
Terry Andriuk, Project Manager. E$ |2 M1 N; \/ }
10010-107A Avenue1 k( p3 I" G9 ^% Z: C% N
Edmonton AB T5H 4H8
4 ?. b* |3 r+ a% PFax: (780) 424-7736
6 w/ C/ L( K6 gE-mail: tandriuk@emcn.ab.ca |
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