Training will be provided. All employees of Fort Calgary Historic Park are required to undergo a police security check. Fort Calgary Historic Park brings history to life by telling the stories of the site, the settlement and the people of Calgary through interactive interpretation, contextual exhibits and hands-on activities. The site includes an Interpretive Centre with exhibits depicting Calgary from 1875 to the 1940s, the 1875 Fort reconstruction, the Deane House Historic Site and Restaurant, and the 40 acres of riverside park and pathways at the junction of the Bow and Elbow Rivers. This position serves as the primary contact for incoming calls concerning assigned programs.
Ideal candidate willbe flexible, organized, and a good listener.
The Pembina Institute is an independent non-profit environmental organization with headquarters in Drayton Valley Alberta, and offices in Calgary and Ottawa. The work of the Institute includes environmental education, advocacy, policy research, and environmental consulting with corporate and government clients. Our work has focused on a variety of energy-related issues including climate change, air and water pollution, and renewable energy. The Pembina Institute's Education Program Environmental education has long been a core component of our organization, and the Institute's Education Program is nationally recognized for excellence in environmental education design, publishing, and communication. Our Climate Change Awareness and Action education kit is widely acknowledged as Canada's premier secondary school resource on climate change, and staff play a significant national role as conference presenters and workshop leaders.