Continuing Education Program Lead & Community Liaison

North Island College; Courtenay; Hybrid; CAD 72,000 - 82,000; Part time

Job summary

North Island College is seeking a Continuing Education Program Officer and Community Liaison to plan and implement funded and tuition-based programs addressing regional needs. The role reports to the CET Program Manager and collaborates with diverse stakeholders across campus and community partners.

Responsibilities include developing CE offerings, managing budgets, coordinating instructors, and promoting programs to students and community groups.

Qualifications

• Bachelor0s degree required; experience in adult education or community development preferred.
• Three years0experience in delivering adult education and/or community development programs.

Responsibilities

• Develops and coordinates Continuing Education programs and courses to meet budgets and community needs.
• Responds to contract training requests; negotiates with clients to fit program needs and college capabilities.
• Liaises with Elder College committees and campus staff to support operations.
• Coordinates with campuses, industry, instructors, and service departments for program delivery at multiple locations.
• Develops funding proposals, manages program budgets, and prepares final funder reports.
• Oversees curriculum development, review, and renewal processes.

Skills

Job Knowledge

Judgment

Teamwork

Planning & Organization

Customer Service

Communication & Interpersonal Skills

Education

Bachelor7s degree in Business, Management, Community Development or Education

Job description

North Island College is seeking a Continuing Education Program Officer and Community Liaison to plan and implement funded and tuition-based programs addressing regional needs. The role reports to the CET Program Manager and collaborates with diverse stakeholders across campus and community partners.

Responsibilities include developing CE offerings, managing budgets, coordinating instructors, and promoting programs to students and community groups.