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Capilano Students’ Union in North Vancouver is seeking an Administrative Assistant to support office administration and clerical activities. You will collaborate with student leaders and receive guidance from the finance and governance coordinator, but will ultimately report to the executive director.
The role requires a minimum of 20 hours of weekday availability, is on-site with limited remote options, and includes duties spanning reception, minutes, invoicing, and member services.
Title: Administrative Assistant
Classification: Student Employee
Rate of pay: Starts at $23.86 per hour (+16% in lieu of benefits)
Hours of work: 15 hours per week (full-time)
Reports to: Executive Director
Our administrative assistant is responsible for supporting the administrative and clerical activities of the Capilano Students’ Union office. While the administrative assistant can expect collaboration with student leaders and guidance, mentorship, and supervision from the finance and governance coordinator on a day-to-day basis, the administrative assistant is ultimately accountable to the executive director.
Note: The administrative assistant must maintain a schedule availability of at least 20 hours of weekday availability, including at least one full weekday of reception coverage (9:15am–4:45pm) as a condition of employment. This is an on‑site position and remote work options are generally not available.
In particular, the administrative assistant performs the following duties:
The administrative assistant can expect to spend a few hours per week at Member Services to provide frontline coverage and service and information access for our members. While the administrative assistant needs to make sure that they’re meeting the needs of our members, any downtime beyond “desk essentials” should be spent on office‑related work that can be done from Member Services.
We strive to be a diverse workplace. We’re working hard to make sure that our staff team reflects the diversity of our membership, guided by the CSU’s equity strategy. Over half of our team members self‑identify as women, and people from visible minorities comprise half of our unionized workforce.
We are a certified Living Wage employer. We provide fair (and competitive) compensation packages for all members of our team, including employees who are students, because we believe that everyone who works deserves to make ends meet. As a part of our compensation and benefits package, you can expect:
We take our guiding principles really seriously. We think that our values create a fun, dynamic, and challenging work environment – one where no two days are the same, and where our team members look forward to coming to work. If these principles resonate with you, you should think about joining the team:
The CSU hires on the basis of merit, and is committed to employment equity and achieving team diversity that mirrors our student population. Folks with disabilities; Indigenous folks; self‑identified women; folks from visible minorities; queer folks; and trans, two‑spirit, and gender non‑binary candidates are encouraged to self‑identify during the application process. We are committed to removing barriers in our selection process for people with visible and invisible disabilities — please do not hesitate to reach out to us at hiring@csu.bc.ca if you need accommodation to participate fully in our application and selection process. Our employees are represented by CUPE 1004 in a unionized work environment.