CARCROSS

CARCROSS RECREATION BOARD
P.O. Box 168
Carcross, Yukon
Y0B 1B0
Telephone: 867-821-3211
Contact: Sheila Branigan
email: carcrossrec@yahoo.ca

STP0811-P
Pool Manager
Working under the supervision of the recreation director, this position will be required to do the following: facilitate swim lessons and aquatic lessons, provide maintenance of the pool and facility, supervise all public pool activities, attend all relevant aquatics training and competitions , supervise, train and mentor younger staff, promote an active healthy lifestyle, complete relevant reports including daily cash reports.

Field of Study: Recreation, Education, or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of recreational programming, principles and practices. Lifesaving Society National Lifeguard, Red Cross Aqua Quest Instructor, Lifesaving Instructor, CPR Level "C", Life Saving Society Aquatic Emergency care or St.Johns Ambulance Standard First Aide and CPR, Pool Operators Level 1, must pass RCMP criminal records check, some travel to Whitehorse may be required.

CARCROSS RECREATION BOARD
P.O. Box 168
Carcross, Yukon
Y0B 1B0
Telephone: 867-821-3211
Contact: Sheila Branigan
email: carcrossrec@yahoo.ca

STP0810-P
Life Guard
Under the supervision of the Pool Manager, the incumbent will be required to deliver the swim and aquatics lessons, provide daily maintenance of the pool and facility, perform life guard duties during public swims to ensure a safe environment is provided, promote and active healthy lifestyle and well as other related duties.

Field of Study: Education, Sport, Recreation or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of aquatic program delivery. Lifesaving Society National Lifeguard, Red Cross Aqua Quest Instructor, Lifesaving Instructor, CPR Level "C", Life Saving Society Aquatic Emergency care or St.Johns Ambulance Standard First Aid. RCMP security check is required. This position may consist of some travel.

CARCROSS RECREATION BOARD
P.O. Box 168
Carcross, Yukon
Y0B 1B0
Telephone: 867-821-3211
Contact: Sheila Branigan
email: carcrossrec@yahoo.ca

STP0812-P
Youth Trainee
The incumbent will be responsible for assisting with the planning, organizing and delivering of recreational programs and activities to the citizens of Carcross. Duties will also include mentoring and supervising youth in various activities promoting an active healthy lifestyle. Some of the recreational activities and programs include the Canada Day Parade and Celebrations, rock climbing, hiking, trail rides, games, crafts and day trips. The incumbent may also be required to assist in some of the aquatic programs.

Field of Study: Education, Sport, Recreation or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of recreational programs, principles and practices. A general understanding of youth and child development and dealing with individuals with special needs. Familiar with outdoor recreation program and the ability to work in a cross cultural environment. First Aid, CPR and an RCMP records check is required. Willingness to travel on day trips.

CARMACKS

VILLAGE OF CARMACKS
P.O. Box 113
Carmacks, Yukon
YOB 1CO
Telephone: 867-863-6271
Contact: Cory Bellmore
email: voccao@northwestel.net

STP0864-P
Pool Manager
The incumbent will be under the direct supervision of the Chief Administrative Officer, and will work with the Recreation Director. Duties and responsibilities will include the development and organization of all pool activities including, but not limited to, pool chemistry, public lessons, special events and staffing scheduling. The incumbent will be responsible for dealing with public inquiries and providing a positive role model for community youth.

Field of Study: Recreation, Education, or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of aquatic facility operation. Good time management and record keeping skills. National Lifeguard Service, Lifesaving Instructor , Water Safety Instruction, Life Saving Society Aquatic Emergency Care or First Aide and CPR "C", Pool Operators Level 1. Willingness to travel.

VILLAGE OF CARMACKS
P.O. Box 113
Carmacks, Yukon
YOB 1CO
Telephone: 867-863-6271
Contact: Cory Bellmore
email: voccao@northwestel.net

STP0865-P
Recycling Coordinator
The incumbent will be under the direct supervision of the Chief Administrative Officer, and will work with the Tantalus Recycling Staff to plan and organize the move to the new recycling building. Duties and responsibilities will include researching and meeting with citizens and agencies on developing and implementing an attainable community recycling plan for Carmacks.

Field of Study: Environmental Studies, Renewable or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of environmental issues and recycling principles. Good oral and written communication skills. Excellent planning and organizational skills. Ability to work in a cross cultural environment and consolidate data. A valid driver's license is required.

DAWSON

BONANZA GOLD
Bag 5000
Dawson City, Yukon
Y0B 1G0
Telephone: 867-993-6789
Contact: Gail Hendley
email: gailhendley@hotmail.com

STP00806-P
Assistant Accountant
The incumbent will be responsible for inputting and filing of all accounts receivable and accounts payable financial transactions for the business. Duties will include data input on a computerized accounting system, performing bi-weekly payroll calculations for employees, prepare daily billings, daily receivables, till operations, filing and implementing audit checks and balances.

Field of Study: Accounting, Business, Economics or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of the basic accounting principles and practices. Customer service orientated, good organizational skills with the ability to meet deadlines. Good communication skills both oral and written with the ability to work independently. Knowledge of accounting computer applications and ability to use computer generated software.

CITY OF DAWSON
P.O. Box 308
Dawson City, Yukon
YOB 1GO
Telephone: 867-993-2353
Contact: Kirsten Davis
email: kirsten.davis@cityofdawson.ca

STP0813-P
Recreation Coordinator
Working with the Recreation Manager and coordinator, the Student Recreation Coordinator will be responsible for developing weekly recreation program plans that will consist of drop-in programs, registered programs, registered day camps, and special events. The incumbent will be responsible for leading or assisting in activities that could include, but are not limited to; community special events, crafts, sports, games, arts, hiking, nature activities, biking, camping, and other outdoor activities. They will be required to organize, market, advertise, administer, supervise and evaluate the day-to-day operations of the recreation programs. They will have a key role in developing and implementing an engaging Youth Leadership Program in Dawson which will involve recruiting and interviewing youth, program development, training and supervising youth volunteers. Upon completion of the summer, the coordinator will review the programs and recreational activities and will provide recommendations in written final report form.

Field of Study: Recreation and Leisure studies, Education, or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of recreation programming, implementation and delivery experience; knowledge of child development, good supervisory and organizational skills; good written and oral communications skills, ability to work independently, First Aide and a Criminal Record Check.

DAWSON CITY MUSIC FESTIVAL
Box 456
Dawson City, Yukon
YOB 1GO
Telephone: 867-993- 7151
Contact: Quinn Fletcher
email: quinnfletcher@gmail.com

STP0816-P
Production Assistant
The incumbent will be responsible for several aspects of putting together the Annual Dawson City Music Festival. Included will be general office duties in administration and box office coordinator for the period preceding the July festival. Duties will include facilitating the logistical aspects of the Festival, acting as a liaison between committees, performers, producers and board members, assisting in the development and finalizing of the program, advertising, ticket production and sales, securing and organizing volunteers, as well as, managing and trouble shooting the Festival.

Field of Study: Arts Administration, Tourism, Business Management or related field.

Qualifications: Excellent oral and written communication skills. Familiar with office procedures and computer applications. Good organizational, public relation and customer service orientated skills are required. Experience working with volunteers, board members and in a stressful environment working on several tasks at once. Willingness to work odd hours during the Music Festival.

FISHWHEEL CHARTER SERVICE
Box 891
Dawson City, Yukon
Y0B 1G0
Telephone: 867-993-6237
Contact: Dawn Kisoun
email: fishwheel007@northwestel.net

STP0827-P
Tour Guide
The incumbent will be responsible for the wellness and comfort of clients attending the tours. Duties will include assisting tourists on and off the boat while accompanying them on the Yukon River from Dawson to historic Fort Reliance and then Dog Island. The tour guide will also be responsible for cleaning and maintenance of the safety equipment and water vessel. The incumbent will also be responsible for organizing the tours.

Field of Study: Tourism or related field.

Qualifications: Proven leadership skills along with strong communication skills. Be customer service orientated, highly organized and possess an outgoing nature with some supervisory experience. Posses a valid Standard First Aid Certificate and Boat Safety Certificate. Incumbent must be willing to be outdoors and travel in a boat. Class 5 Driver's License is required.

NORTHERN GARMENTS INC.
Bag Service 1000
Dawson City, Yukon
Y0B 1G0
Telephone: 867-993-6101
Contact: Jake Duncan
email: info@northerngarments.com

STP0845-P
Design/Production Assistant
The incumbent will work under the direction of the Design/Production Manager and will assist in the design and manufacturing of technical garments. Duties will include design, pattern drafting, grading, marking, sample making (cutting and sewing), production scheduling, inventory management, ordering and providing client customer service.

Field of Study: Fashion Design, Arts or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of design and drafting principles. Knowledge of textiles and garment production. Good communication skills. Ability to organize and prioritize tasks. Familiar with CAD and sound computer application skills. Personal references are required from previous work or educational contacts.

PORCUPINE CARIBOU MANAGEMENT BOARD
(This position is based in Dawson)
Box 31723 Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 6L3
Telephone: 867-633-4780
Contact: Deana Lemke
email: pcmb@taiga.net

STP0849-P
Wildlife Technician Trainee
Reporting to the Dawson Regional YTG Biologist, the incumbent will provide assistance on laboratory and a number of field projects designed to gather and analyze information on fish and wildlife populations and their habitats. These projects range from weekly waterfowl composition counts, vegetation measurements for study on snow machine effects on vegetation, ground based sheep surveys on Ogilvie Mountains, ground based monitoring at Engineer Creek and possible porcupine caribou body condition monitoring lab work. Will be given projects in renewable resource management and assist in the day to day operational duties of a Regional Office. A report of activities is to be submitted to the Porcupine Caribou Management Board upon completion of the work term.

Field of Study: Renewable Resources, Biology, Environmental Science or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of Yukon fish, wildlife, plants and habitats. Knowledge of basic field sampling methods and techniques. As well as fish and wildlife management principles. Good oral and written communication skills; ability to do research; computer skills including word processing and spreadsheets; willing to travel. Good observation and note taking skills; good knowledge of lab techniques; comfortable in small aircraft and/or boat; able to work with minimal supervision, and willingness to work outdoors in a remote environment for up to a week at a time. Valid class 5 driver's license, first aid and CRP are required.

HAINES JUNCTION

HAINES JUNCTION EMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY
c/o Box 5531
Haines Junction, Yukon
YOB 1LO
Telephone: 867-634-2613
Contact: Will Jones
email: will@yknet.ca

STP0829-P
Greenhouse Project Summer Student
Under the direction of the Trainer Coordinator, the Job Coach, and the HJEDS board, the incumbent will assist in the provision of vocational and independent living supports to participants who are chronically unemployed and /or disabled adults in the HJEDS Greenhouse Project. Provide instruction and support for the trainees at the work site on an as-needed basis. Support the trainees during the classroom portion of the project. Assist in the development of individual training plans for the Project Trainees. Keeping daily records, focusing on participant interactions, skills development, incidents and other areas as required. Promoting a healthy lifestyle through project implementation and mentoring.

Field of Study: Social Work, Education, or related field of study.

Qualifications: Familiarity with disability- related issues and motivational strategies for adult learners. Familiarity with greenhouse operations, landscaping techniques, and/or woodworking would be an asset. Ability to work independently and as a team. Excellent oral communication skills, ability to assist in the supervision of a supported-work environment. Valid Yukon Driver's License, a Criminal Records Check and occasional work outside of regular business hours.

PADDLE/WHEEL ADVENTURES
Box 2079
Haines Junction, Yukon
YOB 1LO
Telephone: 867-456-4730
Contact: Lee or Tiffany Drummond
email: pwadventures@hotmail.com

STP0848-P
Soft Adventure Guide
The guide will lead clients on half/full day tours on water and land. The guide will be hiking, fishing, canoeing or biking and will be responsible for the simple maintenance and cleaning of equipment and vehicles. As the Soft Adventure Guide, he/she will be responsible for client safety on full and half day tours. As a guide the incumbent will be providing information to clients on both the land and water tours instructing boat and canoe safety techniques and well as mountain bikes and hiking trail safety. Preparing, cleaning and safety inspection of all gear after use will be part of the duties of this position. Interpretive talks are given to the clients to provide them with knowledge of the Yukon, local flora and fauna, and to enhance their overall Yukon experience.

Field of Study: Tourism, Recreation, Leisure Studies, Education or related field

Qualifications: Strong customer service and public relations skills. Good oral communication skills. Be self-motivated with the ability to work independently with minimal supervision. Valid Standard First Aid Certificate and CPR are required. General knowledge of wilderness safety and knowledge of Yukon's wilderness and cultural heritage would be an asset. Experience with motor boats, canoes and rafts are preferred and would be an asset. A valid Class 5 driver's license is required, a Class 4 is preferred.

VILLAGE OF HAINES JUNCTION
Box 5339
Haines Junction, Yukon
YOB 1L0 Telephone: 867-634-7100
Contact: Donna Istchenko
email: vhj@yknet.ca

STP0866-P
Pool Supervisor
The incumbent will be responsible for the operation and promoting of the swimming pool facility including pool supervision, public water program instructions, pool maintenance and caretaking, supplies and equipment for use of staff and patrons. Duties will include developing special public programs and activities for pool clientele as well as promoting local swim clubs. The incumbent will be involved in organizing and participating in hosting of local meets, providing weekly and monthly progress reports, course instruction and providing swimming lessons.

Field of Study: Recreation, Phys Ed. or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of facility management. Good interaction skills, public relations and written and oral communication skills. Possess the ability to deliver programming and promote programs encouraging group participation. Ability to supervise staff and operate within budget restraints. Good organizations skills and report writing skills. First Aid/ CRP "C" and Lifesaving Instructor are required

VILLAGE OF HAINES JUNCTION
Box 5339
Haines Junction, Yukon
YOB 1L0
Telephone: 867-634-7100
Contact: Donna Istchenko
email: vhj@yknet.ca

STP0867-P
RCMP Summer Student
The summer RCMP student will receive up to three weeks orientation, prior to commencing local patrol and community interaction, in partnership with individual members of the detachment. Primary focus on youth, and patrols are by RCMP vehicle, and occasionally by bicycle or foot. The student will help develop programs, workshops and "safety" activities that will interest the community youth and determine ways to maximize participation.

Field of Study: Criminology, Law, Sociology, Humanities or related field.

Qualifications: Good interaction skills, public relations and written and oral communication skills. Knowledge of law practices, bylaws and regulations. Possess the ability to deliver programming and promote programs encouraging group participation. Should possess an understanding of enforcement practices and report writing. Volunteer experience, ability to take direction and deal with wide range of age groups.

MAYO

FIRST NATION OF NA-CHO NYAK DUN
Box 220
Mayo, Yukon
YOB 1M0
Telephone: 867-996-2054
Contact: Roberta Hager
email: educationdirector@nndfn.com

STP0825-P
Heritage Records Recorder
Reporting to eh Director of Education and Heritage, the incumbent will be responsible for promoting public awareness, appreciation, respect and understanding of all aspects of culture and heritage of the Na-Cho Nyak Dun through working with community members to identify, research and document heritage resources; create and maintain a database of historic sites, names and photographic collections; develop interpretive programming; assist in collection of oral history; assist with land use planning issues and researching artifacts and their recovery if removed from traditional territory.

Field of Study: Humanities, Archeology, History or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of First Nation issues and governments. Strong organizational skills and have a working knowledge of MS Office programs and their applications. Good communication skills both oral and written. Ability to work in a cross cultural environment with client groups of varying age groups. Familiar with GPS operation. Willingness to travel to fish camps, travel by boat and visit outpost camps. A valid driver's license, first aid/CPR and RCMP security check is required.

VILLAGE OF MAYO
Box 160
Mayo, Yukon
YOB 1MO
Telephone: 867-996-2317
Contact: Margit Wozniak
email: mayo@northwestel.net

STP0868-P
Binet House Supervisor
The incumbent will provide for the orderly and on-going operation, repair and maintenance of the Binet House Interpretive Centre and grounds, as well as, provide supervision and direction to the Binet House Assistant(s). Duties will include creating a work schedule of the facility, presenting tours, informing tourists of the history and heritage of the area, as well as, answering any queries from clients. He/she will be responsible for financial accountability, including fees, admissions, donations and sales. The incumbent will be responsible for ensuring proper security of the facility and monies received, preparing monthly and final reports, updating Binet House inventory and the maintenance and general upkeep of the facility.

Field of Study: Tourism, Business, Humanities or related field.

Qualifications: Good social, interpersonal and public relations skills. Knowledge of computer and accounting applications with good communication skills both oral and written. Knowledge of law and First Nations. RCMP Security clearance must be secured prior to employment. Must possess a valid Class 5 drivers' license. Current First Aid / CPR certificate is desired but not required.

VILLAGE OF MAYO

Box 160
Mayo, Yukon
YOB 1MO
Telephone: 867-996-2317
Contact: Margrit Wozniak
email: mayo@northwestel.net

STP0870-P
Pool Manager
Under the direction of the Recreation Coordinator, the Pool Manager will be responsible for the operation, supervision, direction and administration of pool staff, activities, programs and pool facilities. Duties will include life guarding, instruction of all pool related courses and preparing monthly and final reports. He/she will be responsible for handling all correspondence, maintenance of pool inventories, ordering and replacing supplies, financial transactions (fee collection), course registration, enforcing pool safety and preparation of pool for public use, ensuring all water safety standards are met.

Field of Study: Recreation, Leisure Studies, Physical Education, Business or related field.

Qualifications: Good social, interpersonal and public relations skills. Possess National Lifeguard Service Award, Aquatic Emergency Care or equivalent, Standard First Aid, Red Cross Water Safety Instructors, Lifesaving Society Instructors, CRP level "C", Pool Operators Level 1 and WHIMIS. Knowledge of First Nation cultures. RCMP Security clearance must be secured prior to employment. Must possess a valid Class 5 drivers' license.

VILLAGE OF MAYO
Box 160
Mayo, Yukon
YOB 1MO
Telephone: 867-996-2317
Contact: Margrit Wozniak
email: mayo@yt.sympatico.ca

STP0869-P
Pool Lifeguard
Under the direction of the Pool Manager, the position shall be responsible for the pool chemical testing, supervising activities, enforcing pool rules, ensuring safety equipment and procedures are in place at all times, assisting in instructing all levels of swim lessons, assisting with facility maintenance, attending and participating in staff in-services, collection of fees.

Field of Study: Recreation, Sciences, Nursing, Administration, Business, or related field.

Qualifications: Good social, interpersonal and public relations skills. Possess National Lifeguard Service, Aquatic Emergency Care or equivalent, Standard First Aid, Red Cross Water Safety Instructors, Lifesaving Society Instructors, CRP level "C", Pool Operators Level 1 and WHIMIS. Knowledge of First Nation cultures. RCMP Security clearance must be secured prior to employment. Must possess a valid Class 5 drivers' license

OLD CROW

VUNTUT GWITCHIN FIRST NATION
Box 94
Old Crow, Yukon
YOB 1N0
Telephone: 867-966-3261 ext 222
Contact: Jennifer Lee
email: jlee@vgfn.net

STP0872-P
GIS/Natural Resource Assistant
The incumbent will be assist in the implementation of a GIS system for the Natural Resources Department allowing the department to use the tool for land and natural resource management. Duties will include assisting in the creation of GIS files and maps; synthesizing data into GIS compatible formats; manipulating natural resource date to meet various requirements of the department, and assist other department staff with related tasks as arise.

Field of Study: Environmental Science, Geography, Natural Resources or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of GIS applications, map reading and natural resource management. Knowledge of or willingness to learn Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation history and culture. Good computer application skills and posses advanced communication skills, both oral and written. Comfortable working in an office environment. Ability to work independently and in a team environment.

VUNTUT GWITCHIN FIRST NATION
Box 94
Old Crow, Yukon
YOB 1N0
Telephone: 867-966-3261 ext 246
Contact: Megan Williams
email: mwilliams@vgfn.net

STP0873-P
Heritage Assistant
The incumbent will be responsible for maintenance of the Heritage Department databases including photos, film footage, videos, interviews, etc. He/she will assist film makers when necessary in the capacity of helping carry equipment and setting up film locations. Duties will include developing historical and contemporary photo database, participate in oral history interviews, process information and assist with all heritage projects. One of these projects will include the Rampart House Restoration Project. The incumbent will also assist in other office administration duties.

Field of Study: Anthropology, Sociology, History, Native Studies, Sociology or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of history, cultures and anthropology. Knowledge of traditional local heritage and culture of the Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation would be an asset. Good interpersonal and interviewing skills. Excellent communication both oral and written skills, sound computer application skills with proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel and scanners. The ability to take direction and work independently.

VUNTUT GWITCHIN FIRST NATION
Box 94
Old Crow, Yukon
YOB 1N0
Telephone: 867-966-3261 ext 222
Contact: Jennifer Lee
email: jlee@vgfn.net

STP0874-P
Research Assistant
The incumbent will be assisting the Inter Polar Year (IPY) researches in the collection and synthesis of field data in the Old Crow area. Duties will include documenting environmental changes, assessing wildlife and vegetation abundances, assisting in research on climate change, communicating research information to the VGFN community, and organizing and implementing summer science camp for youth. May be required to assist with some departmental related office tasks.

Field of Study: Natural Resources, Environmental Science, Geography, or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of environmental issues, climate change impacts and natural resource management principles. Awareness of Vuntut Gwitchin culture and history. Good computer application skills and posses advanced communication skills, both oral and written. Good research skills and knowledge of field sampling techniques. Ability to work independently and in a team environment. Willingness to work outdoors.

TESLIN

TESLIN TLINGIT COUNCIL
Box 133
Teslin, Yukon
YOA 1BO
Telephone: 867-390-2532 ext. 330
Contact: Kelly Morris
email: kelly@ttc-teslin.com

STP0858-P
Home Care Nurse
The incumbent will be responsible for coordinating health care for the TTC home care clients who require nursing care. Duties will include client assessments, referrals, medical intervention to assist in promoting, restoring and maintaining a healthy status. Will assist clients in maintaining independence in their homes. The incumbent will also assist in TTC Healthy Mom and Baby Program and Pre/Post Natal Care Programs by home visits, medical assessments, and healthy living promotion. Will also work directly with the Community Health Center and YTG Home Care program.

Field of Study: 2nd year Nursing or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of nursing principles, health care practices and case management strategies. Knowledge of dementia, diabetes and the aging process. Familiar with medical assessments and conditions related to medical and nursing intervention. Sound interpersonal skills, with good communication skills both oral and written. Ability to work collaboratively with other community resources as well as independently and as part of an interdisciplinary team. Cross cultural awareness. A valid class 5 driver's license, current first aid/CPR TB testing, medical clearance, criminal records check is required. Upon hire confidentiality form and code of ethics form needs to be completed.

WATSON LAKE

LIARD FIRST NATION
Box 328
Watson Lake, Yukon
YOA 1CO
Telephone: 867-536-2912
Contact: Dorothy Dickson
email: dodickson@kaska.ca

STP0835-P
Finance Clerk
The incumbent will be responsible for providing front-line services in dealing with customer/client inquiries. Duties will include assisting with account payable and receivable transactions, data entry, responding to in- person, written and phone inquiries, handling correspondence, client file preparation, account reconciliations and other general office duties.

Field of Study: Business Administration, Commerce or related field.

Qualifications: General knowledge of accounting and business principles. Familiar with financial transactions and working in an office setting. Knowledge of word processing, spreadsheet and database computer application skills. Excellence organizational, problem solving and analytical skills with the ability to work independently and as a team member. Good communication and interpersonal skills. Possess strong customer service and public relation skills.

TOWN OF WATSON LAKE
(Northern Lights Centre)
Box 590
Watson Lake, Yukon
Y0A 1C0
Telephone: 867-536-7827
Contact: Heather Berg
email: nlc@northwestel.net

STP0846-P
Operations Assistant
The incumbent will be responsible for all gift shop inventory, daily cash out sheets, public inquiries and operation of theatre equipment for the Northern Lights Presentation. Will play a supervisory role on operation manager's days off, as well as, dealing with public inquiries and problems that may arise. Will be involved in the day to day operations of the Centre and informing the public of exhibits and shows and operation of the theatre equipment for the Northern Lights Presentation. He/she will also assist the operations manager in filling out reports and applications for various grants and funding opportunities.

Field of Study: Computer Science, Business Management, Astronomy or related field.

Qualifications: Proven supervisory and organization skills. Knowledge of Yukon history, sites, and tourist attractions. A general knowledge of astronomy and northern lights would be an asset. Have a good understanding of computers and audiovisual projection systems. Strong public relations and oral communication skills. Valid First Aid and CPR certificate would be an asset.

WHITEHORSE

ACCESS MININING CONSULTANTS LTD.
#3 Calcite Business Centre
151 Industrial Road
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 2V3
Telephone: 867-668-6463
Contact: Colette MacMillan
email: colette@accessconsulting.ca

STP0801-P
Environmental Technician
The incumbent be responsible for researching and compiling environmental data from public registries, government offices, and/or library or internet services; analyzing and interpreting environmental data; report writing and preparation; field sampling and environmental data collection; interaction and liaison with clients and/or government regulatory agencies as directed by the company principals; and other related office tasks, including filing and reception on an as-needed basis.

Field of Study: Environmental Studies or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of environmental concerns and sampling procedures. Excellent written and oral communication skills. Sound computer application skills with experience in spreadsheet, word processing and internet applications. Experience in research techniques and field sampling. Experience with ATV operation and use of field equipment. Willingness to travel to communities outside Whitehorse for period of up to one week. Valid Class 4 driver's license.

AUSTRING, FENDRICK, FAIRMAN & PARKKARI
3081-3rd Avenue
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 4Z7
Telephone: 867-668-4405
Contact: Shayne Fairman
email: sfairman@lawyukon.com

STP0802-P
Summer Law Student
The successful candidate will perform various functions relating to the general practice of law including general research and preparation of memorandum; assisting lawyers with Court applications and preparation; assisting with file organization and review of documents; preparation of legal documents and other general duties relating to the practice of law.

Field of Study: Law

Qualifications: Proven organizational skills, good written and oral communication skills, with a general understanding of the practices of law and disciplines. Experience in office procedures and the ability to operate computer word processing software (MS Word), with sound legal research skills.

BETHANY PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
918.06 Alaska Highway
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 5B7
Telephone: 867-668-4877
Contact: Joel Nettleton
email: pastorjoel@norhtwestel.net

STP0803-P
Student Ministry Intern
The incumbent will perform various duties relating to ministerial responsibilities and delivery of Bethany Pentecostal Tabernacle programs and services. Under the guidance of a senior pastor, the intern will be involved in sermons, administration, counseling and program implementation. Duties will include directing the summer youth camp through assisting in the planning, promoting, and organizing of weekly activities, recreational outings and their implementation. Some camp activities may include overnight stays and outdoor activities.

Field of Study: Theology, Pastoral Ministry, or related field.

Qualifications: Solid communication skills both oral and written. Experience in public speaking and addressing large groups. Highly organized with strong leadership skills. Experience in dealing with youth and knowledge of current social issues surrounding youth of today. Familiar with planning and implementing youth activities. A valid Class 4 driver's license, driver's abstract and RCMP records check is required. First aid training and certification in water activities is desired.

BLUEBELL GARDENS
PO Box 21323
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 6R6
Telephone: 867-633-2119
Contact: Dorine Girouard
email: bluebellgardens@hotmail.com

STP0805-P
Greenhouse & Garden Assistant
The incumbent will work in a hands on manner with the owner to learn how to operate a greenhouse. This will include determining the size of the greenhouse, selecting the greenhouse materials, determining heat, ventilation, nutrients and water sources. Also included will be purchasing seeds, pots, nutrients and preparing soil mixtures. The garden/greenhouse assistant will learn about seeding, plating and transplanting greenhouse material and nursery crops time frames.

Field of Study: Agriculture, biology, horticulture or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of irrigation practices, seeding and transplanting skills, and soils and amendments. A valid class 5 driver's license.

BRINGING YOUTH TOWARDS EQUALITY
PO Box 2703
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 2S5
Telephone: 867-667-7975
Contact: Rachel Parks
email: ed@yukonyouth.com

STP0809-P
Youth Programs Coordinator
The Youth Programs Coordinator will be responsible for the development and implementation of a variety of projects and initiatives of Bring Youth Towards Equality (BYTE) - develop a youth conference and promote in the north and recruit participants. Create and distribute promotional materials, solicit sponsors, prizes and fundraise. Organize entertainment for the Saturday evening concert. The Coordinator will assist in developing curricula for our quarterly community action camps and website. The Coordinator will research and disseminate information on events, greener methods, current youth issues, organic gardening. This position will also provide assistance to all BYTE staff and will ensure the office functions properly.

Field of Study: Education, Recreation, Social Work or related fields

Qualifications: Experience in youth engagement, proven project and time management skills, excellent research, written and oral communication skills, ability to work independently, but also able to collaborate effectively with other team members, be able to multi-task in a creative, dynamic environment, ability to work flexible hours, including some evenings and weekends. Computer skills including: Excel, Microsoft Word and internet applications. Valid First Aid/CPR and a complete RCMP Criminal Records Check.

COMMISSION SCOLAIRE FRANCOPHONE DU YUKON # 23
3106 3rd Avenne No. 401
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 5G1
Telephone: 867-667-8680 ext3
Contact: Julie Plourde
email: julie.plourde@yesnet.yk.ca

STP0814-P
Camp Coordinator
The coordinator of the Francophone Summer Camp will have to implement the program, prepare pedagogical material for children aged 6 to 12. Under the supervision of YFSB, the coordinator will be responsible for the budget (income and expenses), registrations, working area and the supervision of the staff needed for the camp's operation. Plan and organize meals, shop for food supplies and required materials, develop and plan all the camp activities over a period of 10 weeks. With the assistant of the camp animator, the coordinator will have to respect all rules and procedures concerning safety and health. Must have abilities in group animation, preferably with kids, good judgement, excellent team spirit and be able to deal with unforeseen situations.

Field of Study: Education, Early Childhood Education or other related field.

Qualifications: Experience in supervising staff, in animation and management. Experience with children with behavioral problems would be an asset. Excellent knowledge of French. Very well organized, ability to work with minimum supervision. Must possess a CPR certificate, submit to a medical exam, pass a security clearance, drivers license, T.B. testing.

COUNCIL OF YUKON FIRST NATIONS
11 Nisutlin Drive
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 3S4
Telephone: 867-393-9201
Contact: Gayle Corry
email: gcorry@cyfn.net

STP0815-P
Archiving Assistant
Under the general direction of the Project Manager, the Archiving Assistant is responsible to implement a general archiving information strategy to enhance community and public awareness of the First Nations culture and heritage of the digitization project. The main duties during this time frame include: digitize, catalogue and file CYFN photographs, slides and video, work closely with project team members to insure the quality standards and accuracy of information in maintained, work closely with project manager and team to insure goals and objectives are being met, and other related duties as assigned by the project manager.

Field of Study: Library Science, First Nations Culture and History or related field.

Qualifications: Computer and organizational stills; prior experience in archiving or working in heritage organizations is preferred, but not essential; good written and oral communication skills.

DORWARD ENGINEERING SERVICES LTD.
3147-3rd Avenue
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 1E9
Telephone: 867-668-6888
Contact: Larry Kwiat
email: larry@dorwardeng.com

STP0817-P
Electrical Engineering Trainee
The incumbent will be responsible for CAD drafting and basic electrical design under the supervision of an Engineering Technologist, Professional Engineer or an Engineering Technician. Duties will include preparing code calculations, drawings in part or whole for the electrical design. Some other tasks may include assisting with inspections and attending meetings.

Field of Study: Electrical Engineering or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of building design code and construction practices. Basic computer skills and CAD/CAM drafting experience. Knowledge of electrical design. The student will require a valid Yukon driver's license, as occasional out of town travel is required.

DR. JOHN STERN PROFESSIONAL CORP.LTD.
81 Finch Crescent
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 5X5
Telephone: 867-668-5044
Contact: Sandra Stern
email: jstern@northwestel.net

STP0818-P
Dental Assistant
The candidate will receive hands-on training, in becoming a full fledged dental assistant. In the process they will have an inside view of what goes on in a dental office. Specific duties will include greeting patients, assisting in the delivery of "4 handed dentistry" at chairside, taking and developing X-rays and the cleaning and sterilizing of dental instruments.

Field of Study: Dentistry, Health Sciences or related field.

Qualifications: An ability to relate to and empathize with the patients in the dental practice. Ability to learn procedures quickly and efficiently.

EBA ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS LTD.
Unit 6-151 Industrial Road
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 2V3
Telephone: 867-668-2071 ext. 222
Contact: Richard Trimble
email: rtrimble@eba.ca

STP0819-P
Environmental Technician
The incumbent will be part of a team responsible for sample collection, and quality control testing of soil, water, concrete and asphalt on various projects in Yukon, primarily in Whitehorse. Time will be spent both on the project sites, and in EBA's Whitehorse office and laboratory. Data entry into spreadsheets and into other EBA proprietary software will be required. A truck will be provided when necessary.

Field of Study: Environmental Studies, Civil, Chemical or Geological Engineering or related field.

Qualifications: Basic knowledge of environmental science, engineering principles; and skills in chemistry, hydrogeology and soil sciences. Good organizational skills with attention to detail. Ability to work independently and in a team environment. Knowledge of sample collection and handling. Valid Class 5 drivers' license is required and drivers abstract may be requested. Working knowledge of Windows computers is required.

EDI ENVIRONMENTAL DYNAMICS INC.
402 Hawkins Street
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 1X8
Telephone: 867-393-4882
Contact: Pat Tobler
email: ptobler@edynamics.com

STP0821-P
Student Natural Resource Technician
The Natural Resource Technician will be responsible for completing field data collection and entry and will participate in a number of natural resource projects. Assistance with fish, wildlife and vegetation inventories, water quality sampling, forestry assessments and erosion and sediment control will be expected. The technician will be given various roles in a number of natural resource projects and will assist in planning, logistics, problem solving and executing natural resource projects.

Field of Study: Natural Resources, Biology, or other related field.

Qualifications: Sound organizational skills; good written and oral communication skills; public relations and natural resource related coursework and/or experience; willingness to travel to field camps or small communities outside of Whitehorse for upwards of 2 weeks; valid class 5 drivers license; valid First Aid certificate; electro fishing certification is and asset, but not required.

EQUINOX OUTDOOR LEARNING CENTRE
Box 20822
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 6N8
Telephone: 867-633-6956
Contact: Christopher Gishler
email: equinox@northwestel.net

STP0822-P
Adventure Camp Coordinator
Adventure Rox Day Camp runs Monday to Friday for children aged 8-13. Activities and lessons include: canoeing, rock climbing, riding the 1,000 foot zip line, mountain biking, outdoor survival skills, raft building, river trips and overnight camping experiences. The Adventure Camp Coordinator works weekdays from 8:30 to 4:30 and is responsible for the day to day operation of the camp. This includes registering campers, communicating with parents, training, supervising and supporting 2 to 4 Day Camp Leaders, teaching activities, working directly with the campers, and ensuring a high level of safety and professionalism is maintained in all aspects of the day camp and overnight trips

Field of Study: Outdoor Recreation, Recreation, Leisure Studies, Physical Education, Kinesiology or related field.

Qualifications: Current Standard First Aid and Basic Rescuer CPR (Level C); Current Bronze Medallion or higher; experience working with children, youth and adults; experience working in a Day Camp, Residential Camp, or similar youth program; excellent oral and written communication skills; excellent organizational skills; experience training and supervising peers is an asset.

HART 2 HART DEVELOPMENTS LTD.
#5 Iris Place
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 5V2
Telephone: 867-667-6396
Contact: Jackie McBride Dickson
email: Hart2Hart@klondiker.com

STP0830-P
Financial Manager
The incumbent will be responsible for managing the financial operations of the Business. Duties will include sales, recording all accounts receivables, payables and payroll on Simply Accounting software, organizing the delivery of houses and providing some customer service through initial contact with clients. The incumbent will work on the marketing plan and update the annual business work plan with the Chief Financial Officer. As part of the senior management team, he/she will assist in the implementation of company policies and programs to ensure sales growth, accounts are reconciled, and clients concerns are answered in a professional manner. Will be required to do bank deposits.

Field of Study: Accounting, Commerce, Economics, or other related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of accounting business practices and procedures and marketing strategies. Knowledge of spreadsheet applications and accounting software procedures. Good organizational and time management skills. Ability to work in a team environment with solid oral and written communication skills. Good analytical skills with the ability to problem solve. Strong interpersonal and customer service orientated skills. Valid driver's license is required.

HERITAGE NORTH FUNERAL HOME
307 Strickland Street
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 2J9
Telephone: 867-668-4484
Contact: Chris Thompson
email: heritage@klondiker.com

STP0831-P
Funerel Assistant
The incumbent will be involved in the daily activities of the funeral home. Duties will include responding to initial client calls, coordinating transfer of deceased to funeral home or coroner's facility, basic care of remains, scheduling and meeting with family members/executors to plan funeral arrangements, dressing and cosmetic care of remains for private viewings, preparing for services, usher and attendance duties at funerals, driving funeral vehicles, preparation of legal government documents and registering with appropriate agencies, plus office administration duties such as reception, invoicing and accounting of business transactions.

Field of Study: Mortuary sciences, Social Sciences, Psychology, or other related field.

Qualifications: Strong organizational skills and understanding of confidentiality and privacy issues. Absolute appreciation and respect for cultural, religious and personal customs. Excellent oral and written communication skills. Strong computer application skills with the ability to multitask and set priorities. Valid class 5 driver's license with clean drivers abstract required. Willingness to travel to communities outside Whitehorse. First Aid and CPR are recommended.

ICEFIELD TOOLS CORPORTATION
Box 30085
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 5M2
Telephone: 867-633-4264
Contact: Erik Blake
email: erik@icefieldtools.com
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TP0832-P
Engineering Trainee
The incumbent will be responsible for assisting in the completion of the design and engineering prototype for a new three component magnetometer. Duties will include revising the design of the analogue and digital circuitry, designing the printed circuit board for the magnetometer, building and programming the prototype, testing the device and suggesting improvements.

Field of Study: Mechanical or Electrical Engineering, Geophysics, Physics, Mathematics, or related fields.

Qualifications: Fluency in Excel/Word, programming in C, and an introductory understanding of analogue and digital electronics. Ability to us a soldering iron, experience with microprocessors, and familiarity with EAGLE schematic capture/layout software would be an asset.

LEARNING DISABILITIES ASSOC. OF YUKON (LDAY)
Box 107 Main Street
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 2A7
Telephone: 867-668-5167
Contact: Joel Macht
email: joel.macht@klondiker.com

STP0833-P
Camp Counselor
The incumbent will work under the direction of the Camp Director in helping to develop and coordinate the LDAY Summer Fun Camp for children and youth with learning disabilities. Duties and responsibilities will include planning and implementing fun activities for children and youth ages 6 -16, supervising and evaluating camp activities, promote self-esteem and social skills of camp participants through age appropriate activities, counsel participants when necessary, problem solve, travel to and participate in all activities with children, and provide recommendations for future camps with Camp Director.

Field of Study: Education, Social Science, Recreation, or related fields.

Qualifications: Knowledge of learning disabilities and behavioral difficulties associated with youth. Knowledge of educational and recreational programming for youth. Positive attitude with the ability to motivate others and work in a fast-paced team environment. Good communication skills with experience in planning outdoor recreational activities. Valid class 5 drivers license, RCMP records check, First Aid/CRP certification or willingness to obtain are required for this position.

MACBRIDE MUSEUM SOCIETY
1124 First Avenue
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 1A4
Telephone: 867-667-2709 ext. 2
Contact: Patricia Cunning
email: patricia@macbridemuseum.com

STP0836-P
Heritage Programmer
The candidate will present the museum and its collection though entertaining and educational interpretive programs. The successful candidate will deliver programs to the visiting public including historic slide shows, costumed presentations and gold panning among other activities. The position will be trained and supervised by the Manager of Customer Service, the Collections Manager and the Executive Director. At the end of the season, the Programmer will make recommendations for future museum programs and marketing activities to better serve the public in the coming years.

Field of Study: Museum Studies, History, Tourism Marketing, Communications, Performance Art or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of Yukon natural and human history. Public speaking and presentation experience. Friendly and courteous with good interpersonal skills. Programming or dramatic experience is preferred. Working with timelines. Strong oral communication and teamwork skills. Strong sales and service skills. Creative problem solving. First Aid/CPR is desired.

MACKAY LLP
#200-303 Strickland Street
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 2J9
Telephone: 867-667-7651
Contact: Mark Pike
email: markp@mackayandpartners.ca

STP0837-P
Accounting Student
Under the direction of the Senior Accountant the Administrative Assistant will be assist in the preparation of financial statements (audit, review and compilation), Tax Returns (corporate, individual and other) and various other accounting, bookkeeping and financial engagements.

Field of Study: Business, Accounting, Commerce or related field of study.

Qualifications: Basic bookkeeping and accounting skills, computer literacy, good written and oral communication skills, public relation skills. Some travel may be required during the week.

MILES CANYON HISTORICAL RAILWAY SOCIEITY
1093 First Avenue
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 1A1
Telephone: 867-668-5416
Contact: Norman Eady
email: neady@northwestel.net

STP0840-P
Researcher
The incumbent will be responsible for preparation of heritage displays for the Copperbelt. This will involve researching activities at the site, direct the acquisition, storage and exhibition of the collections and as need arises conduct interpretive tours and train staff to do the same. From time to time, the incumbent may be asked to assist in special event activities.

Field of Study: History, Tourism, Library Science or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of research principles and procedures. Knowledge of Yukon rail and mining history. Strong organizational and communication skills. Ability to set up displays and note any special handling that may be required when dealing with archived display material. Be client based with the ability to do presentations. Strong interpersonal skills and ability to work independently. Valid driver's license would be an asset.

MOBILE MAINTENANCE SERVICES
143C Industrial Road
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 2V2
Telephone: 867-668-5037
Contact: Jim Carter
email: mobile@yt.sympatico.ca

STP0842-P
Engineering Student
The incumbent will be responsible for producing usable AutoCAD drawings from rough sketches and descriptions for use in a shop. Design small fixtures to customer requirements and checking finished product to ensure conform to design specifications. On occasion will be asked to perform basic beam and column size estimates for a range of structural applications. Responsible for dealing with customers and taking phone calls when needed. Opportunities for hands on design and manufacturing will likely be available.

Field of Study: Engineering or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of drafting, design and structural principles. Experience using AutoCAD or related computer drafting programs. Basic blueprint and plan reading skills an asset. Basic knowledge of structural steel industry and practices is desirable. Possess a willingness to learn.

NLAYE NDASADAYE DAY CARE SOCIETY
81D Wilson Crive
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 5R2
Telephone: 867-667-7012
Contact: Miranda Colbert
email: nlaye@yt.sympatico.ca

STP0843-P
Early Childhood Assistant
The incumbent's main responsibility will be providing care and educational programming that developmentally appropriate for each age group. He/she will present, direct and assess the positive, emotional, physical, social and cognitive development of children in a child care setting. The candidate must be able to develop and implement appropriate activities according to each child's individual developmental abilities, interests and needs while maintaining a safe and healthy learning environment.

Field of Study: Early Childhood Development, Child and Youth Care, Education or related field.

Qualifications: General knowledge of childhood development and youth care combined with related course work. Good communication skills with the ability to work in a team environment. Possess a positive caring nature. Strong interpersonal skills with some experience in implementing and program delivery techniques. RCMP criminal records check, up-to-date immunization, TB Test, First Aid and CPR are required.

NORTHERN CLIMATE ENGINEERING LTD.
102C Copper Road
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 2Z6
Telephone: 867-667-6900
Contact: Deborah Millar
email: nce@northernclimate.com

STP0844-P
Engineering Assistant
The incumbent will be responsible for drafting and design of building mechanical systems from red lines and verbal instructions. Will travel to job sites and assist the Senior Engineer with on-site inspections and gather job site as-built information. Design research will include documenting and data recording, use of AutoCAD and general office duties related to operational requirements of an engineering consulting firm.

Field of Study: Mechanical Engineering, Building Technology with mechanical option or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of AutoCAD, drafting principles and building construction design. Ability to interpret data and accurately record findings. Computer literate with experience using word processing software and spreadsheet applications. Good public relations and communication skills both oral and written. The ability to work independently and as part of a team. Knowledge of HVAC and Fluid theory would be asset. Willingness to travel Yukon communities on one day trips 4 to 6 times over the summer and put in overtime as required. Valid Class 5 driver's license is required.

SKILLS CANADA YUKON
103 Platinum Road
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 5M3
Telephone: 867-668-2736
Contact: Dan Curtis
email: danc@skillscanada.com

STP0851-P
Youth Exploring Trades Coordinator (2 positions)
The incumbent will be responsible for advertising and marketing the camp sessions for maximum attendance, ensuring all supplies required are on hand and coordinating the recreational and curriculum activities of the Youth Exploring Trades Camp, including the equipment set up, scheduling and supervision of all extra curricular activities outside the camp facility. Duties will also include organizing, administering, supervising and evaluating the day to day operations of the YET program; maintaining financial accountability records, arrange travel, respond to inquiries and perform administrative office duties. Upon completion of the camp session, the coordinators will review course content, recreational activities, assess co-worker performance and make recommendations to be submitted in a final report.

Field of Study: Education, Recreation, Business, Engineering or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of lesson plans and program development for youth. Knowledge and working experience with carpentry tools, materials, woodworking techniques, particularly in carpentry shop environment. Word processing on IBM, organizational skills, oral and written communication skills, current basic First Aid and CPR certification or willingness to obtain. Understanding of program/project development and management principles and processes. Valid Class 5 driver's license, first Aid/CPR and RCMP check is required.

SKOOKUM JIM FRIENDSHIP CENTRE
3159-3rd Avenue
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 1G1
Telephone: 867 633-7680
Contact: Michelle Kolla
email: sjfcexecutive@northwestel.net

STP0853-P
Recreation Summer Camp Leader
The Recreation Summer Camp Leader will be responsible for assisting the Recreation Coordinator, Recreation Summer Assistant Coordinator and the UMAYC Coordinator with the implementation for recreational activities throughout the summer including Keish Summer Day Camps for Whitehorse youth, the Rediscovery Wilderness Program, the Traditional Parenting Program's Traditional harvest camp and other initiatives as needed.

Field of Study: Recreation, Education, Social Work or related field of study.

Qualifications: Ability to demonstrate leadership for camp duties, previous camp experience an asset. Ability to work under minimal supervision, strong interpersonal and written communication skills. Must have computer skills and working knowledge of Microsoft Office, Internet and Email. Experience in clerical practices an asset. Must be able to lift heavy objects. Must have some knowledge of Yukon First Nations culture. Previous recreation experiences an asset. First Aid/CPR and a valid class 5 driver's license (class 4 preferred) and RCMP security check are required.

SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE
(39396 YUKON INC.) Suite 300, 2093 - 2nd Avenue Whitehorse, Yukon Y1A 1B5 Telephone: 867-668-3131 ext. 25 Contact: Stephen Maltby email: stephen@maltby.yk.ca

STP0854-P
Software Developer
The incumbent will be involved in all aspects of software development from new builds to the on going maintenance and enhancements of existing products. Products include developing operational and decision support systems for clients using established and emerging technologies and software engineering methods. The incumbent will be trained in the use of development tools such as Agile, Iterative Development, Java, Oracle, MS Access, SAS, MySQL, Postage SQL and others.

Field of Study: 3rd or subsequent year Computer Science or related field of study.

Qualifications: Knowledge of software engineering principles and practices. Excellent communication skills both oral and written. Ability to work in a team environment on a variety of projects throughout product lifecycle. Customer service orientated and ability to interact with end-users. Knowledge of Java, PHP, apache, MySQL, PosgreSQL, Oracle, MS Access and SAS programming.

TREEHOUSE DAYCARE.
(Garnet Childcare Inc.)
11-29 Wann Road
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 4A2
Telephone: 867-633-4614
Contact: Susan Langer
email: treehouse@klondiker.com

STP0860-P
Child Care Professional
The incumbent will be responsible for caring for children ages 3 to 12. Duties will include planning and implementing programming that is developmentally appropriate for each age group; attending staffing meetings, providing a safe and stimulating environment, supervising assigned groups, assisting in clean up and preparation, and communicates with parents on incidents.

Field of Study: Early Childhood Development, or other related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of child and youth development. Knowledge of child programming and principles. Good communication. Aware of hygiene issues, good time management skills with the ability to in a team environment. TB Testing, current immunization up to date, first aid/CPR, medical clearance and RCMP security check is required. Valid driver's license required.

UNDERHILL GEOMATICS LTD.
4081-4th Avenue
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 1H4
Telephone: 867-393-5930
Contact: Carl Friesen
email: cfriesen@underhill.yk.ca

STP0861-P
Survey Assistant
The incumbent will assist and be under the direction of the Survey Party Chief in the field while performing various types of surveys such as legal, topographical, mining and geomatic surveys within Whitehorse and surrounding area. Duties will include defining property boundaries, cut line, record reference points, and then translate information into a digital drawing to be submitted for final approval.

Field of Study: Engineering, Geography, Land Planning, or related field of study.

Qualifications: Knowledge of land survey practices and methods. Excellent communication skills, proficient in the use of computer applications and digital mapping. Solid math skills to interpret data. Ability to work in an outdoor environment as part of team. Willingness to travel. A valid class 5 driver's license is required.

UP NORTH ADVENTURES
103 Strickland Street
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 2J6
Telephone: 867-667-7035
Contact: Mark Stenzig or Kalin Pallett
email: upnorth@yknet.ca

STP0862-P
Guest Services Coordinator
The incumbent will be responsible for welcoming clients and handling all aspects of trip logistics. Duties include assessing and assigning appropriate equipment to individuals' tour needs, as well as, assisting guests with pre-trip preparation. Other duties may include office administration, data entry on computer system, and use of cash register to process payments.

Field of Study: Tourism, Outdoor Recreation, Leisure Studies or related field of study.

Qualifications: Knowledge of tourism management principles. Strong organizational and time management skills with the ability to set priorities and follow through with tasks. Good oral and written communications skills in English. Ability to communicate in a second language would be an asset. Customer service orientated and the ability to work in a high paced environment and problem solve. First Aid/CPR (wilderness first aid preferred) and a valid class 4 driver's license are required.

WHITEHORSE GENERAL HOSPITAL
5 Hospital Road
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 3H7
Telephone: 867-393-8701
Contact: Charmaine Cheung
email: charmaine.cheung@wgh.yk.ca

STP0876-P
Application Support Technician
The incumbent will work with other members of the Information Systems team to provide support by assisting with specific computer software application projects. He/she will be responsible for database table cleanup and maintenance, creating, editing and managing the IS application procedures manual and documentation electronically and instruct new employees on the basic entry level routines. The technician will be trained on the Whitehorse General Hospital's information system's sign on routines, software specific function key routines and the basic function keys used for navigating the Meditech screens for the purpose of training new users. May be required to perform some office administration duties such as filing and answering queries.

Field of Study: Computer Science, Information Technology or related field of study.

Qualifications: Strong understanding of hardware and software, theories, principles, and practices. Knowledge of software programs such as MS Word, Excel and Access. Should posses solid keyboarding skills. Good oral and written communication skills. Excellent interpersonal skills with ability to work independently and in a team environment. Good organizational skills. Ability to pay attention to detail and maintain accurate records. Ability to prepare reports.

WHITEHORSE GENERAL HOSPITAL
5 Hospital Road
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 3H7
Telephone: 867-393-8701
Contact: Charmaine Cheung
email: charmaine.cheung@ywgh.yk.ca

STP0878-P
Patient Care Assistant
The incumbent will work with members of the nursing care team to give direct patient care in their physical, emotional, spiritual and social well being. Duties include initiating and participating in nursing care planning; implementing plans; partaking in team conferences; preparing shift reports; promoting harmonious relationships within the care team, community and family members; promoting health education and support to patient and family; assisting in provision of a safe, comfortable and attractive environment; obtaining spiritual care as required; and performing nursing interventions.

Field of Study: Nursing.

Qualifications: Knowledge of basic nursing principles, techniques and procedures with personal commitment to provide high quality patient care. Ability to plan and carry out basic nursing duties as delegated. Effective oral and written communication skills. Good interpersonal skills which promote communication and team building. Ability to be flexible, reliable and take initiative as well as work independently. Cross cultural awareness and sensitivity. Current CPR certification at the Basic Cardiac Life Support (BCLS) level and RCMP security clearance are required.

YUKON CHURCH HERITAGE SOCIETY
Box 31461
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 6K8
Telephone: 867-668-2555
Contact: Taryn Parker
email: logchurch@klondiker.com

STP0886-P
Education Program Assistant
The incumbent will be responsible for developing an education kit. The position will involve familiarizing oneself with school curriculum and the museum's collections, including permanent and traveling exhibits; researching and writing an outline for a school kit; developing and selecting artifacts and support material for the outline. Utilizing creativity to develop interactive components, worksheets, and hands-on activities for the kit in order that it entertains as it teaches. Assist with marketing and promoting the kit within the school system.

Field of Study: History, Education, Anthropology, Tourism or related field

Qualifications: Ability to conduct research, good organizational, oral and written communication skills. Interest in children's education, some knowledge of Yukon history. Creativity and ability to work independently. A valid driver's license is required.

YUKON COLLEGE
Box 2799
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 5K4
Telephone: 867-668-8741
Contact: Shelagh Rowles
email: srowles@yukoncollege.yk.ca

STP0887-P
Computer Camp Coordinator (2 positions)
The Program Coordinators will be responsible for advertising and marketing the camp sessions for maximum attendance, ensuring all supplies and software required are on hand, and coordinating the recreational and curriculum activities of the Summer Computer Camp. The incumbent will be responsible for the planning, organizing, developing of weekly recreational lesson plans and delivery of all recreational activities. Including the equipment set up, scheduling and supervision of all extra curricular activities outside the camp facility. The coordinator will also assist in the hiring and supervision of Instructors and of all students. Duties will also include coordinating the day to day operations of the camp, student registration, travel arrangements, financial accountability, organizing recreational equipment/resources and other administrative duties. Upon completion of the final camp session, the coordinators will review the course content, recreational activities and instructor performance providing recommendations in written final report form.

Field of Study: Education, Recreation, Physical Education, Business or related field of study.

Qualifications: Knowledge of instructional techniques for delivery of recreational and physical education programming of youth 8 -13 years of age. Proven supervisory and organizational skills, excellent written and oral communication skills, ability to work and counsel in a cross-cultural environment. Possess public relations and marketing experience. Ability to plan, organize, supervise and instruct recreational activities. Ability to work independently and in a team environment. First Aid, C.P.R. or willingness to obtain. Valid Class 5 drivers' license as travel outside Whitehorse to communities is required for a period up to one week. R.C.M.P security clearance.

YUKON COLLEGE
Box 2799
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 5K4
Telephone: 867-668-8741
Contact: Shelagh Rowles
email: srowles@yukoncollege.yk.ca

STP0889-P
Computer Camp Curriculum Coordinator (2 positions)
The Curriculum Coordinator will develop and/or modify Computer Camp course curriculum, at various levels for 8 - 13 year old students attending the Summer Computer Camp. They will be responsible for curriculum instruction and delivery of lesson plans. Duties will also include adapting curriculum to meet the needs of students and implementation of theme curriculum for an advanced camp. They will assist the Coordinators in supervision of instructors and students in all aspects of the camp, marketing camp sessions, student registration, and any other duties related to the successful operation of the Summer Computer camp. Assist Coordinators in the final report required upon completion of work term.

Field of Study: Computer Science, Computer Programming and Educational Computing or related field of study.

Qualifications: Ability to program computers: ability to hook up and maintain Laser and ImageWriter printers: knowledge of instructional techniques to deliver computer applications and programs at various levels; ability to plan, organize, supervise and instruct curriculum activities; knowledge of software to be used in both course levels. Ability to supervise staff and work independently; written and oral communications; ability to work and counsel in a cross cultural environment. Valid class 4 Drivers License or willingness to attain as travel to communities may be required for up to one week at a time, first aid/CPR or willingness to attain and RCMP security clearance is required

YUKON COLLEGE
Box 2799
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 5K4
Telephone: 867-668-8741
Contact: Shelagh Rowles
email: srowles@yukoncollege.yk.ca

STP0891-P
Tutor, Developmental Studies
The incumbent will be responsible for providing tutorial support to Developmental Studies students who access the drop-in centre during the summer months. The drop in provides tutorial support to students enrolled in Developmental Level II (grades 5 - 8 equivalent), Level III (grades 9 - 10 equivalent) and College Prep. (Math 040/050/060 and English 04/05/060/090). Students will follow a well-structured curriculum. Duties will include approaching students to find out if assistance is needed, marking assignments, keeping track of students progress, monitoring attendance and providing statistics of student attendance, provide tutorial support, explanation to new students on how to study through the course, submits semester grades and recommends extensions if students require additional time in order to complete course.

Field of Study: Third or subsequent year in Education, Mathematics, English or related field.

Qualifications: Theoretical knowledge in education, instructional techniques, practices and strategies, lesson planning with background in English, writing, algebra and mathematics. Ability to draft reports and keep records. Strong communication skills both oral and written with good organizational skills. Ability to work in a cross-cultural environment with an understanding of northern issues and appreciation for and understanding of adults who return to learning.

YUKON COLLEGE
Box 2799
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 5K4
Telephone: 867-668-8776
Contact: Scott Gilbert
email: sgilbert@yukoncollege.yk.ca

STP0892-P
Research Assistant - Arts & Science
This position will be based at a field station at Kluane Lake. The incumbent will be assisting in two projects that the Renewable Resources at Yukon College is involved in. Duties will include fieldwork carrying out data collection as part of a Community Ecological Monitoring Program such as live trapping small animals, measuring plant production, berry and mushroom counts, spruce cone collection, and pellet counts. Incumbent will be required to enter data after each field activity. There may be some extended camping trips to collect field data near Watson Lake, Mayo, Faro and Wolf Creek. The second project will include downloading dates from a series of remote data loggers that record trail activity along hiking trails in the Kluane Region.

Field of Study: Biology or Environmental Science or related field of study.

Qualifications: Willingness to carry out field work in remote and isolated locations; good organizational skills with a focus on detail; basic computer and word-processing skills. Additional skills and knowledge that would be desirable in clued a basic knowledge of Yukon plants and animals and the ability to use a compass, GPS and MS Access or other database program. A valid driver's license, first aid/CPR and a willingness to travel to other field locations for up to 5 days is required.

YUKON COLLEGE
Box 2799
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 5K4
Telephone: 867-668-8770
Contact: Norman Easton
email: neaston@gmail.com

STP0893-P
Research Assistant - Anthropology
The incumbent will provide technical assistance in the generation and analysis of anthropological and archaeological research data related to ongoing investigations in the Upper Tanana linguistic/cultural area of the Yukon-Alaska borderlands. The purpose of these investigations is to document and present findings related to the prehistory (archaeology), cultural geography (place names and land use), history (archive and documentary record), and contemporary life in the region about Beaver Creek, Yukon. This will involve the research assistant in laboratory description and analysis of archaeological collections, mapping and transcriptions of land use, archival and library research, and assistance in field investigations.

Field of Study: Second or subsequent year in Anthropology, Archaeology.

Qualifications: Knowledge and course work in Anthropology and archaeology. Basic library research skills. Computer literate with experience using word processing and spreadsheet programs. Good organizational and communication skills. Archaeological field experience is desired and would be an asset. Willingness to camp in remote setting and travel to field locations outside Whitehorse for up to two weeks. Advanced computer knowledge of GIS, Photoshop and EthnoGraph desired but not mandatory. Valid Class 5 drivers' license and valid Canadian passport is required.

YUKON COLLEGE
Box 2799
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 5K4
Telephone: 867-668-8721
Contact: Colleen Wirth
email: cwirth@yukoncollege.yk.ca

STP0894-P
Student Orientation Coordinator
Under the supervision of the Director, Student Services, the incumbent will be responsible for the development organization and delivery of Yukon College Student Orientation events and activities. Duties will include developing activities and events designed to welcome new and returning students to Yukon College for the 2008/09 academic year. This will involve researching and working with other College departments, community businesses and organizations for planning and implementation of activities.

Field of Study: Education, Communications or related field of study.

Qualifications: Knowledge of Yukon College programs and services. Knowledge of program and event planning principles. Strong organizational skills and effective interpersonal skills. Ability to engage student participation in events and activities. Good oral and written communication skills. Good computer application skills with the ability to work independently and within a team environment. A valid class 5 driver's license is required.

YUKON COLLEGE
Box 2799
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 5K4
Telephone: 867-668-8741
Contact: Shelagh Rowles
email: srowles@yukoncollege.yk.ca

STP0895-P
Science Camp Coordinator (2 positions)
The Coordinators will be responsible for advertising and marketing the camp sessions for maximum attendance, ensuring all supplies and software required are on hand, and coordinating the recreational and curriculum activities of the Summer Computer Camp. The incumbent will be responsible for the planning, organizing, developing of weekly recreational lesson plans and delivery of all recreational activities including the equipment set up, scheduling and supervision of all extra curricular activities outside the camp facility. Duties will also include organizing, administering and evaluating the day-to-day operations of the science camp. Maintain financial accountability records, create and maintain student data base, arrange travel, respond to inquiries and perform administrative office duties. Upon completion of the final camp session, the coordinator will review the course content, recreational activities, and performance providing recommendations in written final form.

Field of Study: Education, Recreation, Physical Education, Business or related field of study.

Qualifications: Knowledge of instructional techniques for delivery of recreational programming of youth 8 -13 years of age. Proven supervisory and organizational skills, excellent written and oral communication skills, ability to work and counsel in a cross-cultural environment. Possess public relations and marketing experience. Ability to plan, organize, supervise and instructs recreational activities. Ability to work independently and in a team environment. First Aid, C.P.R. or willingness to obtain. Valid Class 4 drivers' license or willingness to attain is required.

YUKON COLLEGE NORTHERN RESEARCH INSTITUTE
Box 2799
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 5K4
Telephone: 867-668-8772
Contact: Clint Sawicki
email: csawicki@yukoncollege.yk.ca

STP0897-P
Research Assistant
The incumbent will be participating in various bio-diversity research projects at the Northern Research Institute, all of which will involve fieldwork outside of Whitehorse. These projects will include conducting counts of breeding waterfowl, birds and raptors using standard techniques, recording data in a prescribed format, collating data, and entering results in a computer database.

Field of Study: Biology, Renewable Resources or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge and course work in biology and understanding of field monitoring techniques. Willingness to do field work; experience in the outdoors; some previous experience working with a compass, familiarity with GPS, and recording information in the field; familiarity and experience with Microsoft Access or other database programs. Good organizational skills. As well, knowledge of Yukon birds and vegetation. First Aid/CPR and a valid class 5 driver's license are required. A Firearms Acquisition Certification and knowledge of, and experience with, small engines and boats would be an asset.

YUKON EMPLOYEES UNION
#201-2285 Second Avenue
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 1C9
Telephone: 867-667-2331
Contact: Denise Norman
email: dnorman@yeu.ca

STP0899-P
Archive and Project Assistant
The incumbent will archive Union files and historical records by reviewing and organizing material, researching and determining core data and historical information sources, creating electronic archives, filing originals and creating finding aids. Duties will also include coordinating and assisting with the recruitment and training of jobsite union representatives/shop stewards and work with the Customer Relationship Management database software to record, track and analyze provision of service to Union Members.

Field of Study: Library Sciences, Human Resource Management or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge of archival/document classification techniques and principles. Good computer, analytical and interpersonal skills. Strong written and oral communications skills including report writing. Ability to work independently and to self motivate. Knowledge of database and spreadsheet computer applications. Membership in the staff Union required at reduced student rate.

YUKON ENGINEERING SERVICES
#1 Calcite Business Centre
151 Industrial Road
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 2V3
Telephone: 867-668-2000
Contact: Christine Doke
email: cdoke@yes-group.ca

STP08100-P
JR. CADD Technician
The incumbent will be required to, under the direction of the supervisor or senior technologists, draft municipal, topographic and highway plans in AutoCAD and Micro survey programs. He/she will also generate legal property plans, certificates of encroachment and subdivision plans under direction of Canada Lands Surveyor. The incumbent will be expected to assist in other duties, including but limited to field surveys and inspection. Limited travel may be required in order to assist in fieldwork.

Field of Study: Second or subsequent year in Civil Engineering, Engineering or related field.

Qualifications: Basic knowledge of civil engineering and survey practices. Experience in computer programming and knowledge of Windows with advanced AutoCAD techniques. Familiar with EMXS Surface Compiler Software, computer programming and experience in field survey techniques. Valid Class 5 driver's license is required. First Aid/CPR would be an asset, but not required.

YUKON FISH & GAME ASSOCIATION
4078-4th Avenue
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 4K8
Telephone: 867-667-4263
Contact: Amoree Bruntllett
email: yfga@klondiker.com

STP08102-P
Fishway Supervisor
To ensure that a professional and friendly atmosphere is maintained at this interpretive facility. Handling, depositing and recording of daily cash sales. Supervising and working alongside Ladder Attendants. Sound knowledge of Chinook salmon habits and migration. Submitting bimonthly time sheets to YFGA in a timely fashion in order to facilitate regular paychecks for all staff. Data collection and relaying information to DFO and YTG Renewable Resources. Assists the Whitehorse Rapids Fish Hatchery staff in collection and spawning of the Chinook salmon brood stock for the Hatchery program. Monitor the Fishway for any unforeseen problems, which may occur during the season in relation to fish passage flows. General overall day to day facility maintenance. Ensuring public safety and knowledge. Basic First Aid and CPR.

Field of Study: Biology, Renewable Resources, Environmental Conservation, Science or related field.

Qualifications: Excellent customer service skills, cash handling experience. Knowledge of salmon habitat and migration routes. Good public relation and presentation skills. Good organizational and planning skills with experience in supervision of staff. Basic First Aid and CPR. Willingness to work on evenings and weekends.

YUKON GARDENS
913.76 Alaska Highway
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 6E4
Telephone: 867-668-7972
Contact: Lorne Metropolit
email: ytgardens@klondiker.com

STP08103-P
Assistant Manager
The incumbent will be responsible for assisting in the management of the Garden's Centre operations. Duties include customer sales and service, invoicing, daily cash and credit balancing. In addition will be responsible for plants, trees, shrub growth and maintenance in the nursery and greenhouse including pruning, watering, fertilizing and transplanting, as well as, explanation of propagation, fertilizers, and plant growth. He/she will assist customers and advise of plant growing, design of flower beds, landscape and chemical and natural fertilization techniques. Work setting is primary in greenhouse as well as outside in nursery area.

Field of Study: Horticulture or related field.

Qualifications: Knowledge in horticultural and environmental studies. Knowledge of pesticides, plant propagation, fertilizers and northern climate growing conditions. Proven experience in maintenance of plants, trees, shrubs and vegetables. Customer service orientated with strong organizational and communication skills. Proven supervisory skills.

YUKON LEARN SOCIETY
107 Main Street
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 2A7
Telephone: 867-668-6280
Contact: Debbie Parent
email: dparent@yukonlearn.com

STP08104-P
Fundraising Researcher
The incumbent will organize a major fundraising golf tournament know as the "PGI Gold Tournament for Literacy". This event will be coordinated out of the Yukon Learn offices and will take place in Whitehorse. Duties will include contacting sponsors, golf participants, entertainers, volunteers and securing gift donations. The incumbent will be involved in the organization and coordination of the event. A major portion of his/her time will be spent coordinating the different aspects of the tournament such as food, special activities, awards and associated entertainment. Tournament format details have to be developed, planned, and coordinated with steering committees and the Executive Director. The incumbent tasks will include coordinating efforts of volunteers and delegating tasks. Upon completion of the tournament, the incumbent will be responsible for assisting in the planning, development and feasibility of other fundraising ventures as well as general day-to-day administrative duties.

Field of Study: Tourism, Education, Recreation, Leisure Studies or related field of study.

Qualifications: Knowledge of tournament and group organization. Knowledge of marketing techniques. Ability to work in a team environment and have strong leadership skills with the ability to delegate tasks. Good communication skills both oral and written. Knowledge of computer applications in database and word processing. Ability to multi-task and work with constant interruptions and minimum supervision. Previous experience with fundraising strategies, promotion and marketing would be an asset. A valid driver's license is required.

YUKON TRANSPORTATION MUSEUM SOCIETY
30 Electra Crescent
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 6E6
Telephone: 867 668 4792
Contact: Casey McLaughlin
email: ytm@northwestel.net

STP08106-P
Programs Coordinator
The Programs Coordinator will be responsible for preparing and writing educational programs, training material, teaching aids, and teachers materials for the Yukon Transportation Museum's educational programs. The Programs Coordinator will exercise some independent action, judgment, and initiative with established policies and procedures and will report to the Museums Operations Assistant, who will review and evaluate performance on a regular basis. Responsibilities will be to research, develop, coordinate, implement and conduct educational programs that increase the understanding of transportation history in the Yukon for school groups, other groups, and the general public.

Field of Study: Education, English or related field of study.

Qualifications: Considerable knowledge of Yukon history, strong writing skills, working knowledge of the methods, practices, and procedures used in developing coordinating, and implementing educational programs. Demonstrate ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with other staff, volunteers, and the general public. Demonstrate ability to research, develop, coordinate, promote and evaluate school programs under supervision of the MOA. Supervise school programs and group tours. Ability to work with computers and PowerPoint program. First Aid/CPR is desirable

YUKON WILDLIFE PRESERVE OPERATING SOCIETY
Box 20191
Whitehorse, Yukon
Y1A 7A2
Telephone: 867-456-7400
Contact: Rebecca Bradford-Andrew
email: rebecca@yukonwildlife.ca

STP08107-P
Animal Care Assistant
The incumbent will work under the direction of the Staff Veterinarian and will be responsible for assisting in preparation for surgeries and medical procedures, immobilization and restraint of animals, collection of samples, care and maintenance of feeding, record keeping and documentation, maintaining sterile surgical equipment and cleaning and animal observation. The incumbent will be exposed to all aspects specific to the veterinary medical field.

Field of Study: Veterinary Medicine, Animal Health, Zoology, Medicine or related field.

Qualifications: Be comfortable in a surgical setting and working with large animals. Proven organizational skills with good oral and written communication skills. Willingness to assist in all aspects of care for animals. Valid class 5 driver's license and first aid /CPR training required. Previous experience in related field would be an asset.