Education and Membership Support Coordinator
Top Benefits
About the role
- Support students and families while celebrating and integrating the language, traditions, and values of the Nooaitch community
- Earn competitive pay, and access professional growth opportunities in a collaborative and supportive environment
- Make a meaningful impact by guiding students toward success, advocating for education funding, and maintaining accurate membership records for the community
About Nooaitch Indian Band
Founded on the enduring principles of the Nlaka'pamux First Nations, the Nooaitch Indian Band is located in the scenic Thompson-Nicola region in British Columbia . This sovereign government embraces its mission around sustainable community development and economic growth, while deeply respecting and revitalizing its cultural heritage. With a clear vision to create a healthy, economically successful community that honors traditional values, Nooaitch offers comprehensive services aimed at enhancing community wellness, resource management, and economic development.
The Band serves its members by engaging in exciting projects that promote economic opportunities and advocate for the community's rights and future. What sets Nooaitch apart is its commitment to blending progress with tradition, ensuring every initiative respects and incorporates the rich cultural background of the Nlaka'pamux people. This unique approach not only impacts the local community but also sets a precedent in the industry for cultural integrity and economic innovation.
For more information, please visit our website: nooaitch.ca
About the Opportunity
The Nooaitch Indian Band is seeking a full-time Education and Membership Support Coordinator based in Merritt, BC.
As a key member of the Community Wellness team, you will play a vital role in supporting K–12 students, post-secondary learners, and their families, while also managing membership services for the Band. Reporting to the Community Wellness Manager, you will collaborate closely with SD58’s Local Education Agreement and other partners to deliver culturally relevant advocacy, education programming, and transition support, especially for students in Grades 10-12 moving toward post-secondary education. In addition, you will oversee membership records, process status cards, and work with ISC to ensure compliance and accuracy.
More specifically, your responsibilities include but are not limited to:
- Supporting students and families with education funding applications, academic guidance, and transition planning
- Collaborating with SD58, schools, and external agencies to strengthen education services and deliver culturally relevant programming
- Advocating for students and families to ensure equitable access to education resources and supports
- Maintaining accurate membership records and updating information in compliance with ISC guidelines
- Processing status card applications and responding to member inquiries regarding registration
- Signing and upholding confidentiality agreements while securely managing membership records
- Building and maintaining strong relationships with community members, families, and external partners
- Working with the Community Wellness Manager to address funding challenges and maximize available resources
- Participating as an active member of the Community Wellness team and contributing to overall community initiatives
About You
To qualify, you will need a diploma in education, social sciences, or a related field , or an equivalent combination of education and experience. A minimum of 2-3 years of related experience in education coordination, student advocacy, or membership services will also be essential. A driver's license and reliable vehicle is required.
Additionally, the following skills and background will be highly valued:
- Familiarity with ISC education programs, funding guidelines, and Indian Registry processes
- Experience working with First Nations communities and understanding of cultural protocols
- Strong communication, advocacy, and relationship-building skills
- High level of organization, accuracy, and attention to detail
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office and ability to maintain secure digital and paper records
- Willingness to undergo a criminal record and vulnerable sector check
As our ideal candidate, you are an organized and compassionate advocate who thrives in a collaborative environment. You are flexible and proactive in navigating funding challenges and are committed to building strong relationships with students, families, and partners. Your ability to balance administrative precision with hands-on support ensures that you can make a real difference for the Nooaitch community.
This is a meaningful opportunity to help students thrive academically, strengthen family engagement, and maintain accurate membership records - all while supporting a vibrant, culturally rich community.
About the Benefits
Compensation based on skills and experience, is $30-$35/hr, with a host of excellent benefits including:
- Health coverage
- Personal/professional development opportunities
- Relocation package negotiable for the right candidate
- And more!
If you share our vision of a thriving and culturally rich community, and possess the skills necessary to contribute effectively to our goals, we invite you to apply today !
Education and Membership Support Coordinator
Top Benefits
About the role
- Support students and families while celebrating and integrating the language, traditions, and values of the Nooaitch community
- Earn competitive pay, and access professional growth opportunities in a collaborative and supportive environment
- Make a meaningful impact by guiding students toward success, advocating for education funding, and maintaining accurate membership records for the community
About Nooaitch Indian Band
Founded on the enduring principles of the Nlaka'pamux First Nations, the Nooaitch Indian Band is located in the scenic Thompson-Nicola region in British Columbia . This sovereign government embraces its mission around sustainable community development and economic growth, while deeply respecting and revitalizing its cultural heritage. With a clear vision to create a healthy, economically successful community that honors traditional values, Nooaitch offers comprehensive services aimed at enhancing community wellness, resource management, and economic development.
The Band serves its members by engaging in exciting projects that promote economic opportunities and advocate for the community's rights and future. What sets Nooaitch apart is its commitment to blending progress with tradition, ensuring every initiative respects and incorporates the rich cultural background of the Nlaka'pamux people. This unique approach not only impacts the local community but also sets a precedent in the industry for cultural integrity and economic innovation.
For more information, please visit our website: nooaitch.ca
About the Opportunity
The Nooaitch Indian Band is seeking a full-time Education and Membership Support Coordinator based in Merritt, BC.
As a key member of the Community Wellness team, you will play a vital role in supporting K–12 students, post-secondary learners, and their families, while also managing membership services for the Band. Reporting to the Community Wellness Manager, you will collaborate closely with SD58’s Local Education Agreement and other partners to deliver culturally relevant advocacy, education programming, and transition support, especially for students in Grades 10-12 moving toward post-secondary education. In addition, you will oversee membership records, process status cards, and work with ISC to ensure compliance and accuracy.
More specifically, your responsibilities include but are not limited to:
- Supporting students and families with education funding applications, academic guidance, and transition planning
- Collaborating with SD58, schools, and external agencies to strengthen education services and deliver culturally relevant programming
- Advocating for students and families to ensure equitable access to education resources and supports
- Maintaining accurate membership records and updating information in compliance with ISC guidelines
- Processing status card applications and responding to member inquiries regarding registration
- Signing and upholding confidentiality agreements while securely managing membership records
- Building and maintaining strong relationships with community members, families, and external partners
- Working with the Community Wellness Manager to address funding challenges and maximize available resources
- Participating as an active member of the Community Wellness team and contributing to overall community initiatives
About You
To qualify, you will need a diploma in education, social sciences, or a related field , or an equivalent combination of education and experience. A minimum of 2-3 years of related experience in education coordination, student advocacy, or membership services will also be essential. A driver's license and reliable vehicle is required.
Additionally, the following skills and background will be highly valued:
- Familiarity with ISC education programs, funding guidelines, and Indian Registry processes
- Experience working with First Nations communities and understanding of cultural protocols
- Strong communication, advocacy, and relationship-building skills
- High level of organization, accuracy, and attention to detail
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office and ability to maintain secure digital and paper records
- Willingness to undergo a criminal record and vulnerable sector check
As our ideal candidate, you are an organized and compassionate advocate who thrives in a collaborative environment. You are flexible and proactive in navigating funding challenges and are committed to building strong relationships with students, families, and partners. Your ability to balance administrative precision with hands-on support ensures that you can make a real difference for the Nooaitch community.
This is a meaningful opportunity to help students thrive academically, strengthen family engagement, and maintain accurate membership records - all while supporting a vibrant, culturally rich community.
About the Benefits
Compensation based on skills and experience, is $30-$35/hr, with a host of excellent benefits including:
- Health coverage
- Personal/professional development opportunities
- Relocation package negotiable for the right candidate
- And more!
If you share our vision of a thriving and culturally rich community, and possess the skills necessary to contribute effectively to our goals, we invite you to apply today !