Food Secure Canada’s fast-growing Montreal office is looking for a highly motivated, organized and experienced part-time Administrator. This position is based in Montreal and involves approximately 20 hours a week, over 4 or 5 days.
The successful candidate will possess the following skills and qualifications:
Food Secure Canada’s Montreal office is looking for a Communications and Membership Coordinator. If you are experienced and passionate about spreading the excitement of the food movement to new audiences, this position may be for you. This position is based in Montreal.
The successful candidate will possess the following skills and qualifications:
FRANCAIS: Si vous préférez cette description d’emplois d’été en français, s’il vous plaît contacter apply@canada.coop
Please read the ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA’S for the Young Canada Works (YCW) program carefully.
3pm - 6pm Eastern Time
$10 - $20
The price of this course is reduced thanks to a grant from the CHS Foundation.
Learn the basics of cooperatives, cooperative economics, and the practice of cooperation with everyday practitioners. Cooperatives are democratically owned and operated businesses and organizations that meet the needs of their membership and community. Through activities, guided readings, and facilitated conversations with co-op professionals and other students, participants will become familiar with how co-ops work and the growing cooperative movement.
You will receive a certificate upon completetion of this course.
Please note that the times are subject to change according to student needs.
Highlights:
TESA has developed a wide range of educational resources and programs that have been implemented on local, regional, national, and even international levels. Our cooperative work includes creating Co-opoly: The Game of Cooperatives; fostering nearly 100 workshops around the country in 2012; coordinating Cultivate.Coop; working with four different organizations on cooperative incubation programs; leading cooperative courses at Greenfield Community College; and much more.
This course will be offered again every other month.
3pm - 6pm Eastern Time
$10 - $20
The price of this course is reduced thanks to a grant from the CHS Foundation.
Learn the basics of cooperatives, cooperative economics, and the practice of cooperation with everyday practitioners. Cooperatives are democratically owned and operated businesses and organizations that meet the needs of their membership and community. Through activities, guided readings, and facilitated conversations with co-op professionals and other students, participants will become familiar with how co-ops work and the growing cooperative movement.
You will receive a certificate upon completetion of this course.
This course will be offered again on June 12th. Registration is open for either date.
Please note that the times are subject to change according to student needs.
Highlights:
TESA has developed a wide range of educational resources and programs that have been implemented on local, regional, national, and even international levels. Our cooperative work includes creating Co-opoly: The Game of Cooperatives; fostering nearly 100 workshops around the country in 2012; coordinating Cultivate.Coop; working with four different organizations on cooperative incubation programs; leading cooperative courses at Greenfield Community College; and much more.
This course will be offered again every other month.
12pm - 3pm Eastern Time
$10 - $20
The price of this course is reduced thanks to a grant from the CHS Foundation.
Get to know the basics of worker cooperatives, how they work and what they do, from management to the everyday practice of cooperation. Worker cooperatives are democratically and equally owned by the workers, and adhere to the principles of one worker, one share, one vote. Through activities, guided readings, and facilitated conversations with worker-cooperative professionals and other students, participants will become familiar with how co-ops work and the growing worker-cooperative movement.
You will receive a certificate upon completion of the course.
Highlights:
TESA has developed a wide range of educational resources and programs that have been implemented on local, regional, national, and even international levels. Our cooperative work includes creating Co-opoly: The Game of Cooperatives; fostering nearly 100 workshops around the country in 2012; coordinating Cultivate.Coop; working with four different organizations on cooperative incubation programs; leading cooperative courses at Greenfield Community College; and much more.
