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Regular full-time position
35 hrs/week

About the role

INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL POSTING

Priority shall be given to qualified Cree beneficiaries

NATURE OF WORK

The position of Administrative Officer encompasses the performance of the management duties pertaining to the technical and administrative activities for the office of the Deputy Director General of Adult and Higher Learning (DDG-AHL).

CHARACTERISTIC FUNCTIONS

Working closely with and supporting the DDG-AHL, the Administrative Officer is generally expected to:

Contribute to the consultative process for developing the objectives and strategies of the school board dealing with her/his administrative unit and, where applicable, collaborate with other staff members;

Participate in developing and updating the administrative policies, systems, standards and procedures related to her/his sector of activity and ensure they are applied;

Participate in the development and implementation of special projects within the office of the DDG-AHL as well as their monitoring;

Implement and maintain efficient up-to-date systems, tools and procedures, including document and file management and administrative standards that respond to the needs of the department;

Participate in other projects and files requested by DDG-AHL;

Participate in determining the work priorities and provide efficient, organized and quality services to these work priorities under the office of the DDG-AHL;

Carry out or supervise the execution of activities for which she/he is responsible;

Provides advice and problem-solving in areas relating to staff, planning, and relationships within the department and other services and partners;

Works in close collaboration with the DDG-AHL in preparing meetings and identifying and classifying agenda items, including the preparation of presentations for the DDG-AHL;

Distributes information to the appropriate members and departments before and after meetings;

Receive the new employees and informs them of the general working calendars;

May be required to train as well as coordinate the work of support staff in performing duties related to the implementation of programs involving technical operations for which he or she is responsible;

Assists, if necessary, the administrators of the institutions and the administrative units of the school board;

Uses various software needed to perform his duties including assisting staff members with the software/system tools specific to their work;

Collaborate on the needs analysis of material resources and in the development of standards and their application;

Prepares reports intended for the organizations concerned and ensures the distribution;

Carries out technical analyses of accounts and reports;

Monitors and validates transactions, and applies modifications when needed;

Collects, analyzes and synthesize data required for preparing the budgets and proposals; including the monitoring of activities and assist the persons concerned so they adhere to the rules prescribed;

Applies and adapts management techniques to the delivery of specific administrative activities and current operations;

Supervises and oversee the day-to-day activities of the support staff of DDG-AHL, in her/his absence;

Authorizes expenses relating to DDG-AHL for amounts within signing authority;

Maintains professional and effective communications with internal and external partners, and provides the necessary information and/or supporting documents when required;

May be called upon to provide training or support for staff under the office of the DDG-AHL;

Performs administrative tasks as needed (i.e. travel, correspondence, etc.);

If need be, performs any other related duties.

MINIMUM REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

To hold a College/University Diploma with an appropriate option;

Three (3) years of relevant experience;

Bilingual (Cree-English);

Knowledge of French is a definite asset;

Excellent operation of Office software;

Available to travel on short notice;

BEGINNING OF EMPLOYMENT

To be determined

EMPLOYMENT CONDITIONS

Regular full-time position.
35 hrs/week

About Cree School Board

Government Administration
501-1000

The Cree School Board (CSB) provides pre-school, elementary and secondary education to the James Bay Cree youth and supports Cree adults in their pursuit of post-secondary education, continuing education and vocational training.

As an independent First Nation school board recognized by the Ministère de l’Éducation, du Loisir et du Sport, it also develops programs and pedagogical materials in Cree, French and English following Quebec Education Program guidelines.