Public Member for Audit Committee
Top Benefits
About the role
Parkland School Division is seeking a community-minded professional to join our Audit Committee as a Public Member. This is a unique opportunity to contribute your financial expertise to the governance of our local education system and ensure that resources are effectively managed for the benefit of our students.
The Role As a Committee of the Board of Trustees, the Audit Committee plays a vital role in oversight. You will assist the Board in ensuring:
- Reliable financial reporting.
- The effectiveness of internal controls.
- Compliance with provincial legislation and regulatory requirements.
Qualifications We are looking for a candidate who brings a high level of financial experience and integrity. Our preferred candidate will possess:
- A professional accounting designation (CPA or equivalent).
- Strong financial literacy and an understanding of complex financial reporting.
- Knowledge of internal audit controls and corporate governance.
- A connection to either the local business community or the adult learning community.
Schedule & Compensation
- Audit Committee meetings are approximately four half-day meetings per year, with the potential for additional meetings as required.
- Public members receive a per diem in accordance with the (can be viewed at , Our Board, Board Policies (Board Policy 8 – Board Committees).
How To Apply Applicants are invited to apply with a resume and cover letter detailing their interest, qualifications, and which community (business or adult learning) they are applying to represent. Applications are accepted online through Apply to Education or you can email Human Resources at with the subject line: Public Member Application.
About Parkland School Division
Parkland School Division (PSD), with our central office located in Stony Plain, AB serves as the public-school authority for approximately 92,000 residents and approximately 12,500 students, across a mix of urban and rural communities. Our learning community includes 23 schools in both Treaty No. 6 and Treaty No. 8 territory, serving the communities of Spruce Grove, Stony Plain, Parkland County, Fort Chipewyan, Paul First Nation, Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation, Mikisew Cree First Nation, and Fort Chipewyan Métis. Enrolment growth necessitates additional learning space, and we are excited for the capacity opportunity that the newly constructed Westview School, in Stony Plain, will provide to our students and families. At Parkland School Division, we prioritize Student Success and Well-Being, and we commit to preparing our students to thrive in a swiftly evolving world. Our preparation stems from our staff’s persistent, collaborative efforts to produce positive student outcomes every day.
Public Member for Audit Committee
Top Benefits
About the role
Parkland School Division is seeking a community-minded professional to join our Audit Committee as a Public Member. This is a unique opportunity to contribute your financial expertise to the governance of our local education system and ensure that resources are effectively managed for the benefit of our students.
The Role As a Committee of the Board of Trustees, the Audit Committee plays a vital role in oversight. You will assist the Board in ensuring:
- Reliable financial reporting.
- The effectiveness of internal controls.
- Compliance with provincial legislation and regulatory requirements.
Qualifications We are looking for a candidate who brings a high level of financial experience and integrity. Our preferred candidate will possess:
- A professional accounting designation (CPA or equivalent).
- Strong financial literacy and an understanding of complex financial reporting.
- Knowledge of internal audit controls and corporate governance.
- A connection to either the local business community or the adult learning community.
Schedule & Compensation
- Audit Committee meetings are approximately four half-day meetings per year, with the potential for additional meetings as required.
- Public members receive a per diem in accordance with the (can be viewed at , Our Board, Board Policies (Board Policy 8 – Board Committees).
How To Apply Applicants are invited to apply with a resume and cover letter detailing their interest, qualifications, and which community (business or adult learning) they are applying to represent. Applications are accepted online through Apply to Education or you can email Human Resources at with the subject line: Public Member Application.
About Parkland School Division
Parkland School Division (PSD), with our central office located in Stony Plain, AB serves as the public-school authority for approximately 92,000 residents and approximately 12,500 students, across a mix of urban and rural communities. Our learning community includes 23 schools in both Treaty No. 6 and Treaty No. 8 territory, serving the communities of Spruce Grove, Stony Plain, Parkland County, Fort Chipewyan, Paul First Nation, Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation, Mikisew Cree First Nation, and Fort Chipewyan Métis. Enrolment growth necessitates additional learning space, and we are excited for the capacity opportunity that the newly constructed Westview School, in Stony Plain, will provide to our students and families. At Parkland School Division, we prioritize Student Success and Well-Being, and we commit to preparing our students to thrive in a swiftly evolving world. Our preparation stems from our staff’s persistent, collaborative efforts to produce positive student outcomes every day.