Career Service Consultant

Saskatchewan Ltd.; Prince Albert; On-site; CAD 55,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Saskatchewan Ltd. in Prince Albert is seeking a full-time permanent Career Service Consultant to provide one-on-one career and employment services within the Career Development Services unit. Typically, the role requires a human services degree, diploma or certificate related to adult client counselling, or years of experience in client case management; candidates should clearly document knowledge in their cover letter and resume. This position is within the Ministry’s ICT framework.

Qualifications

• Degree/diploma/certificate in human services or related field.
• Experience in client case management.
• Ability to work one-on-one with individuals to provide guidance and support.

Responsibilities

• Provide one-on-one career and employment services to individuals.
• Screen and assess client needs and develop employment plans.
• Collaborate with partners to support client outcomes.

Skills

Career counseling

Case management

Education

Human services degree / diploma / certificate related to adult client counselling

Job description

The Opportunity:

The Career and Employment Services Branch is seeking one (1) full time permanent Career Service Consultant to provide support to the operation of the Career and Employment Services Office in Prince Albert, SK. This position is with the Career Development Services unit, working one-on-one with individuals to provide career and employment services.

Typically, the knowledge and skills required for this position would be attained through a human services degree, diploma or a certificate program related to adult client counselling and/or years of experience in client case management.

Candidates must clearly demonstrate in their cover letter and resume where and how they have acquired the knowledge and abilities. This information will be used for screening purposes.

The Ministry of Immigration and Career Training (ICT) has a strong commitment to maintaining the integrity of its programs and services. Employees of the Ministry are not eligible to apply to the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP), either as a principal applicant or an accompanying family member, or to act as a supporting family member on an application. ICT employees and their immediate family members cannot have ownership or interests in a business or undertaking that recruits workers through the SINP.