Project Coordinator (Elsipogtog First Nation)
The Atlantic Region Aboriginal Lands Association (ARALA) is a non-political, First Nations-controlled, community-based, and membership-driven organization. We serve as a technical land management advisory board, dedicated to supporting First Nations land managers across the Atlantic region.
Our mission is to provide:
• Technical land management expertise
• Professional development opportunities
• Training and support to enhance te skills and impact of land managers
ARALA is committed to:
• Raising the professional standrads of First Nations land management professionals
• Fostering strong communication and collaboration among land managers
• Encouraging participation in our growing network
• Celebrating and advancing the success of First Nations land stewardship
As our organization continues to grow, we are seeking a passionate and organized individual to join our team in the role of Project Coordinator, based at our office in Elsipogtog First Nation
Key duties
• Coordinate face-to-face or virtual conferences, AGMs, membership meetings, and training sessions
• Coordination of various projects and initiatives
• Assist in the development of proposals, budgets, and reports
• Preparation and delivery of presentations and attend ARALA Board meetings as required
• Initiate contacts with First Nations to determine the status of their activities and advise on additional required services that should be made available through ARALA
• Assist in the review and development of ARALA policies, procedures, strategic planning, and reviews
• Promote the role of the ARALA, other Regional Lands Associations (RLA) throughout Canada, and the National Aboriginal Lands Managers Association (NALMA)
• Encourage, support and market the Professional Lands Management Certification Program (PLMCP), and ongoing professional development for First Nation Lands Managers in the Atlantic region
• Assist the Executive Director to develop and manage the annual workplan and budget, including the preparation and securing of contracts for better pricing and delivery
• Website development/maintenance and social media
Qualifications and Experience
• College diploma or university degree in a related field
• Experience in project and operations management
• Knowledge of First Nation land management regimes is an asset
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Atlantic Region Aboriginal Lands Association
• Must have access to a reliable vehicle and the ability to travel
• Fluency in English (written, comprehension and oral) is required for the position
We offer
• Salary range of $48,00 to $52,000 based on qualifications
• Excellent benefits including health, dental and pension plan upon successful completion of the
probationary period
• Opportunities for training and professional development
• Opportunities for travel within Atlantic Canada to interact with First Nations communities
How to Apply
Email the following to Norah Ward-Osmond, Executive Director, Atlantic Region Aboriginal Lands
Association at ed@arala.ca:
1. Covering letter indicating the position applied for
2. Résumé
3. Two current signed and dated letters of reference
Send To:
Norah Ward-Osmond
Atlantic Region Aboriginal Lands Association
29 Big Cove Road
Elsipogtog, NB, E4W 2S1
Closing Date
Wednesday, June 25th, 2025, at 4:30 ADT (late applications will not be accepted)
