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Volunteer In Jobs in Saskatchewan (NOW HIRING)

CA$22.56 - CA$26.39/hr

Experience in sport, culture, and recreation programming; and experience working with volunteers. Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: * program planning skills * organizational & time management skills ...

Community Safety Officer (CSO)

Humboldt, SK · On-site

CA$66K - CA$80K/yr

They will be able to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing and be able to collaborate with colleagues, volunteers, and the public in a positive and practical manner. Qualifications:

Skilled in communication, organization, and database management. * A collaborative team player who ... Support volunteer onboarding, scheduling, communication, and organization. * Assist with budget ...

Maintains effective communication and good human relations with residents, families, volunteers and staff of other departments, keeping them informed of current and upcoming events; * Attends in ...

Maintains effective communication and good human relations with residents, families, volunteers and staff of other departments, keeping them informed of current and upcoming events; * Attends in ...

Heavy Duty Mechanic

Saskatoon, SK · On-site

CA$42.62 - CA$51.57/hr

... Off in Year 1: Vacation, sick and 7 days flex time 5.75% Employer paid pension, plus up to 1% additional 6% voluntary Employee Share Purchase, earns 2% Finning match 100% Employer paid medical ...

In this role, you'll work with a variety of equipment and tools, including heating and cooling ... Employer-provided and Voluntary Life Insurance options * Paid vacation and recognized statutory ...

In this role, you will play an important part in ensuring accurate invoice processing, maintaining ... Employer-provided and Voluntary Life Insurance options * Paid vacation and recognized statutory ...

... Off in Year 1: Vacation, sick and 7 days flex time 5.75% Employer paid pension, plus up to 1% additional 6% voluntary Employee Share Purchase, earns 2% Finning match 100% Employer paid medical ...

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Volunteer In information

What is a volunteer in?

Volunteer In positions refer to roles where individuals offer their time and skills to help organizations, causes, or communities without receiving financial compensation. These roles can vary widely, including assisting at events, supporting non-profits, or providing specialized expertise. Volunteering is a valuable way to gain new experiences, contribute to society, and develop personal and professional skills. Many organizations rely on volunteers to fulfill their missions and create a positive impact.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a volunteer, and why are they important?

To thrive as a Volunteer, you need a genuine commitment to service, reliability, and a willingness to learn, although formal qualifications are often not required. Familiarity with organizational procedures, scheduling systems, or any required training (such as first aid certification) can enhance your effectiveness. Strong interpersonal skills, adaptability, and a positive attitude help you connect with diverse groups and handle changing tasks. These qualities ensure you can make a meaningful impact while supporting the goals and needs of the organization and its community.

What are some common challenges faced by volunteers within nonprofit organizations, and how can they be addressed?

Volunteers in nonprofit organizations often encounter challenges such as unclear expectations, limited resources, and balancing their volunteer commitments with personal responsibilities. Effective communication with supervisors and team members can help clarify duties and priorities. Many organizations provide orientation and training sessions to ensure volunteers feel prepared and supported. Building relationships with other volunteers and staff can also foster a collaborative environment and make it easier to address issues as they arise.

What is the difference between Volunteer In vs Volunteer Coordinator?

AspectVolunteer InVolunteer Coordinator
Required CredentialsNone or basic background checkExperience in volunteer management, possibly certifications
Work EnvironmentHands-on, direct service rolesOffice or organizational setting, overseeing volunteers
Employer & Industry UsageNonprofits, community groups, charitiesNonprofits, NGOs, community organizations
Common Search & ComparisonPeople looking to volunteer directlyIndividuals interested in managing volunteers

Volunteer In involves direct participation in service activities without formal management responsibilities. In contrast, Volunteer Coordinator oversees volunteer programs, manages schedules, and recruits volunteers. Both roles are vital in nonprofit settings but differ in responsibilities and required experience.

What are some examples of volunteer jobs?

Volunteer jobs include roles such as food bank assistant, animal shelter caregiver, tutoring or mentoring youth, environmental cleanup worker, hospital visitor, and event organizer. These positions often require basic skills, a commitment of time, and sometimes specific training or background checks depending on the environment.

What are some jobs that volunteers do?

Volunteers perform a variety of roles such as assisting in community events, providing support in healthcare settings, working with children or the elderly, and participating in environmental conservation. These jobs often require good communication skills, teamwork, and sometimes specific training or certifications depending on the task. Volunteer roles can be flexible, ranging from a few hours a week to ongoing commitments.

What are the most commonly searched types of In jobs in Saskatchewan?

The most popular types of In jobs in Saskatchewan are:

What cities in Saskatchewan are hiring for Volunteer In jobs?

Cities in Saskatchewan with the most Volunteer In job openings:

Infographic showing various Volunteer In job openings in Saskatchewan as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 83% Full Time, 16% Part Time, and 1% Contract. Highlights an 93% Physical, 3% Hybrid, and 4% Remote job distribution.

Alumni Engagement Officer, University Relations

Saskatoon, SK • On-site

University of Saskatchewan
Education • 5 - 10K employees

Full-time

Posted 14 days ago


Job description

University Relations is responsible for institutional advancement programs (Development, Strategic Communications, Alumni Relations and Operations and Services), and as such is dedicated to supporting the related needs of all colleges, units and the university as a whole. University Relations is comprised of specialized teams that work together as an integrated team to ensure that the University of Saskatchewan has the reputation, relationships and resources necessary to take its place among the most distinguished universities in Canada and the world.

Alumni and Strategic Engagement provides leadership for alumni engagement strategies, programs and services to encourage and foster a sense of community and connection among graduates, and to strengthen the relationship between the university and our alumni. We engage our alumni through a variety of programs, events, volunteerism, affinity programs, and recognition programs. The office also serves as the corporate home for the University of Saskatchewan Alumni Association, a not-for-profit organization representing more than 180,000 alumni worldwide.

The University of Saskatchewan values diversity and Indigenous engagement is a strategic priority. In support of this priority, the position will contribute to a team environment which recognizes and supports the importance and value of equity, diversity, and inclusion in achieving the mission of the university, and actively seek out those with diverse cultural backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences to support the mission.
Primary Purpose: The Alumni Engagement Officer is responsible for developing, implementing, and evaluating alumni engagement programs, within their dedicated portfolio, designed to support alumni engagement priorities and the mission, vision, and values of the University of Saskatchewan. As a part of the Alumni and Strategic Engagement team, this position is integral to building alumni affinity, deepening relationships and engagement, and advancing philanthropic support of the university.
Nature of Work: Reporting to the Associate Vice President, Alumni and Strategic Engagement, the Alumni Engagement Officer is responsible for a portfolio of alumni engagement programs focused on advancing the objectives of the University Relations strategic plan. Program areas include, but are not limited to, student engagement, young alumni engagement, regional engagement, volunteer engagement, reunions, mentorship, and alumni recognition. As the lead on defined engagement programs, the incumbent will meet outcomes that deepen alumni engagement and support institutional advancement goals while reflecting the mission, vision, and values of the university.

As a member of the Alumni and External Engagement team, the Alumni Engagement Officer will work collaboratively with professionals within University Relations, as well as other advancement professionals across our campuses, to provide structure to alumni engagement across the university. The incumbent will develop partnerships and strong working relationships required to develop and deliver a suite of engagement programs and activities, within their assigned portfolios, intended to deliver measurable results. The incumbent will also develop and steward relationships with alumni and supporters of the university in order to facilitate programs and activities that align with strategic goals, cultivate loyalty, promote connectedness within the alumni community, and deepen alumni involvement with the university.

The Alumni Engagement Officer will work in a dynamic, fast-paced, innovative, and highly collaborative environment with numerous concurrent projects and competing deadlines. The incumbent is required to be motivated, innovative, client focused, results-oriented, and a highly effective relationship builder and team player. Consequence of error is significant for the university and its reputation and relationships with stakeholders. Occasional evenings and weekends and some travel is required.
Typical Duties or Accountabilities:

Alumni Engagement Programs

  • Develop alumni engagement streams that will connect alumni to alumni, alumni to the university, and alumni to students.
  • Develop, implement, and evaluate a comprehensive suite of alumni engagement programs and activities designed to deepen engagement with a focus on building measurable philanthropic support for the university.
  • Develop annual goals and objectives and evaluate efforts in support of Alumni Relations priorities.
  • Analyze and apply market data to support the development of effective engagement programs and activities.
  • Work collaboratively with colleagues, colleges, schools, special interest and regional networks in the development and delivery of engagement programs and activities to advance philanthropic support of the university in our local, national, and international communities.
  • Provide expertise and guidance on alumni engagement principles and practices to support colleagues and partners across campus in achieving their alumni engagement goals in alignment with the priorities of the Alumni and Strategic Engagement office.
  • Responsible for ongoing evaluation to assess the effectiveness of engagement programs and activities in support of engagement priorities with a focus on ongoing adaptation and improvement.
  • Manage program budgets and ensure financial transactions and information is accurately recorded and maintained.
  • Work with Communications professionals in the development of comprehensive communications plans to support the goals and objectives of engagement programs and activities while upholding the reputation of the university.
  • Ensure volunteer opportunities are incorporated in alumni engagement programs and activities and always uphold an exemplary level of volunteer stewardship.
  • Develop operating procedures to support alumni engagement programs and activities.
  • The incumbent will value the input and ideas of the USask Alumni Advisory Board in the development and adaptation of engagement programs and activities.

Partnerships and Relationship Building

  • Develop and steward cross-campus partnerships to strengthen a culture of engagement and philanthropy while creating opportunities for alumni engagement, with a focus on deepening engagement, in the service of the university.
  • Build and manage alumni relationships while working closely with development professionals to identify donor prospects.

Data Integrity and Confidentiality

  • Ensure alumni information is captured accurately and timely in the database in accordance with University Relations operating procedures for reporting and relationship management purposes.
  • Commit to protecting the privacy and confidentiality of personal information by demonstrating the highest level of ethical principles when working with confidential information in compliance with the policies and guidelines of the university's Access and Privacy Office and in adherence to appropriate legislation.

Education: Bachelor's degree required, master's degree or other advanced education strongly preferred.  An appropriate level of training and experience may be considered.
Experience:

  • Five to seven years of relevant experience in stakeholder engagement, managing programs, events, budgets, and/or volunteers, or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience.
  • Understanding of engagement principles, strategies and proven experience in application.
  • Proven ability to develop programs, use data to make decisions, analyze results, and turn recommendations into action.
  • Experience in developing relationships with a variety of stakeholder groups.
  • Experience working in a post-secondary or similarly complex environment is an asset.
  • Knowledge of the University of Saskatchewan's culture, issues, priorities and stakeholders would be an asset.

Skills:

  • Demonstrated leadership skills, building consensus and leading through influence.
  • Highly effective interpersonal skills.
  • Demonstrated group facilitation skills.
  • Ability to work independently, collaboratively and within a team environment.
  • Exceptional skill at building and managing relationships.
  • Demonstrated ability to build collaborative partnerships.
  • Demonstrated ability to think and act strategically, maintain confidentiality, and exercise diplomacy, tact, and creativity in problem solving.
  • Exceptional written and verbal communication skills.
  • Strong work ethic and integrity.