Language Training and Childcare Department Manager - Calgary, Canada - Diverse Workforce
Description
Full Time Position, 37.5 hours per weekCompetitive salary and benefits package
SUMMARY OF POSITION
This position is responsible for the management of the Language Training and Childcare
Department and the development and delivery of the programs and services. Department
Manager attends to issues and challenges arising on a daily basis that requires leadership and
decision-making. The manager of this department is responsible for anticipating and planning for
changes needed in programs and services and for working collaboratively with the rest of the
SMT on effective and coordinated leadership at CIWA.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
- Daily supervision of all programs and services provided through the Language Training
- Implementation of all aspects of the program objectives and proposals within the given
- Providing leadership in planning for future needs in new programs and services within the
- Leadership as a servant leader in creating the "big picture" of CIWA and organizational
- Promotion of outreach to the community of the program services, thereby increasing
programs
- Regularly monitoring of program logic models/workplans to ensure program outcomes are
- Timely delivery of all program staff monthly reports with outcome measurement
- Regular submission and timely reporting for all department programs
- Coordination of monthly statistics and timesheets for all staff in a timely manner
- Approval of purchases for all programs and services for the department
- Recruitment, training and evaluation of staff for all of the department's programs and
- Maintenance of staffing requirements for all programs and services and best practices
- Ensuring that all staff in the department are aligned with and act in accordance with CIWA
- Full collaboration with other department managers, director of programs and the
- Collaboration with other department managers to collectively achieve consistency of
- Active support of all agency initiatives
- Full participation on CIWA committees
- Full participation in Stakeholders Committees (external committees
Agency established in 1982. CIWA's Mission is to be a national leader in transitioning
immigrant women to success in Canada. We are seeking an individual who shares our values
of Equity, Excellence, Collaboration, Inclusiveness and Empowerment.
Empower Immigrant Women. Enrich Canadian Society.
- Clear communication with the leadership team about replacement in case of absences
absence
b. Ensuring that a department staff (middle management member) is taking over
responsibilities for day to day operations of the department in their absence
- Other duties as assigned by the Director of Programs
STANDARDS OF PERFORMANCE
- Ensure that professional approach is aligned with CIWA values
- Maintain a positive working relationship with all staff and volunteers of CIWA
- Maintain a positive image and professional work habits and represent CIWA in a
- Demonstrate a high level of initiative and enthusiasm
- Conduct business according to highest levels of confidentiality and privacy laws
- Ensure honest, open and accurate communication
- Keep all team members up to date about relevant information
- Encourage a culture of team conversation and team trust in relationship with peers
- Demonstrate a high level of administrative and IT capacity
QUALIFICATIONS
- A minimum of three years' management experience in a nonprofit setting is required
- Previous related experience in language training and childcare services for new
- Degree/diploma in education with specialization in TESL, TESOL, adult literacy, or adult
- Experience in teaching, curriculum design and language assessment
- Experience working with immigrants dealing with language barriers and other barriers that
- Knowledge and experience in the creation and development of assessment/ data
- Proven ability to write complex reports and proposals
- Strong research skills
- Effective interpersonal communication and writing skills
- Strong computer skills
- Strong organizational and teamwork skills and a collaborative approach to problemsolving and decisionmaking
- Appreciation and knowledge of cultural diversity
- Second language is an asset
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