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Bilingual Administrative Assistant

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Mid Level
Full-Time

Top Benefits

Paid vacation
Paid time off
Employer-paid benefits

About the role

The Alberta Teachers’ Association

invites applications for Bilingual Senior Administrative Assistant, Professional Development Permanent Full-time position Work location: Barnett House (11010 142 Street NW), Edmonton As the professional organization of Alberta teachers, the Alberta Teachers’ Association (ATA) promotes and advances public education, supports teachers’ professional practice and serves as the advocate for its members. The ATA is proud to retain our status as one of Alberta’s Top 80 Employers for consecutive years. We offer the following: A 35-hour work week, a minimum of three weeks of paid vacation, and multiple additional categories of paid time off to support work/life balance A competitive starting annual salary of $63,617 (to a maximum of $79,652 after three years) A full range of 100% employer-paid benefits for you and your eligible family members Free onsite parking, onsite gym, outdoor patio, cafeteria, library and multifaith/quiet spaces The Opportunity

Reporting to the supervisor in Professional Development (PD), the Bilingual Senior Administrative Assistant provides comprehensive administrative support to executive and professional staff in both English (primarily) and French (secondary). They are responsible for supporting several PD programs, projects and initiatives; assisting in the maintenance and management of information; and completing special projects and other duties as assigned. Specific responsibilities include the following: Producing, editing and distributing committee, conference, workshop, seminar and/or meeting materials, reports, addenda and correspondence Maintaining ATA standards in the production of documents and materials Assisting staff in preparing and editing documents, including PowerPoint presentations Scheduling meetings and events, and booking meeting rooms Maintaining accurate electronic filing systems and records, as required Opening incoming mail and actioning accordingly Assisting with the general organization of the program area, as assigned Answering and screening phone calls Assisting at conference sites, as required Qualifications A completed related certificate and a minimum of three years’ administrative experience, with demonstrated accuracy in keyboarding, proofreading, spelling, punctuation and grammar Bilingual in both written and spoken French and English Experience dealing with difficult and sensitive situations and the ability to maintain confidentiality Excellent communication (verbal and written) and interpersonal skills, including the ability to establish and maintain strong working relationships with others Ability to multitask and effectively prioritize work assignments, as well as work well under pressure within tight, conflicting timelines Ability to adapt to changing priorities Demonstrated initiative, problem-solving and analytical skills Commitment to continuous professional development Intermediate abilities in Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint Experience with Alinity is an asset How to apply: Applications can be emailed to careers@ata.ab.ca by 4 PM on Friday, August 14, 2026. As an employer, the ATA aims to reflect and respond to the diversity of our membership, staff and the public. To help us better serve our members across the province, diverse applicants or candidates who speak more than one language are encouraged to identify these assets in their employment application. The Alberta Teachers’ Association thanks all applicants for their interest; however, only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.

About The Alberta Teachers' Association

Primary and Secondary Education
51-200
Founded in 1918

The Alberta Teachers' Association, as the professional organization of teachers, promotes and advances public education, safeguards standards of professional practice and serves as the advocate for its members.

As set out in the Teaching Profession Act, the objects of The Alberta Teachers' Association are as follows:

To advance and promote the cause of education in Alberta; to improve the teaching profession by promoting and supporting recruitment and selection practices that ensure capable candidates for teacher education, by promoting and supporting adequate programs of preservice preparation, internship and certification, by promoting the establishment of working conditions that will make possible the best level of professional service, by organizing and supporting groups that tend to improve the knowledge and skill of teachers, by meetings, publications, research and other activities designed to maintain and improve the competence of teachers, and by advising, assisting, protecting and disciplining members in the discharge of their professional duties and relationships; to arouse and increase public interest in the importance of education and public knowledge of the aims of education, financial support for education, and other education matters; to cooperate with other organizations and bodies in Canada and elsewhere having the same or like aims and objects.

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