Ubc
Manager, Career Development
UBC Okanagan Campus - Kelowna, BC, Canada
Sponsorship not specified$12k-$852kDetected 10 hours ago
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About the role
- This position provides strategic and operational leadership to career development professionals on the Academic & Career Development team at UBC's Okanagan campus.
- The position works under guidance from the Director and represents the Director and unit in meetings with campus and community groups and at public functions.
- This role provides leadership to a growing team of career development professionals as well as student staff.
Responsibilities
- Builds and sustains strategic partnerships with faculty and staff stakeholders to support integrated planning, coordinated service delivery, and effective student referral systems that enhance engagement, progression, and retention.
- Coaches, mentors, and supports staff to achieve performance goals and deliver high-quality services, fostering a culture of continuous improvement and leadership development through feedback, guidance, and role modelling.
- UBCO | Program Support | Academic and Career Development
- Evaluates emerging technologies, stakeholder requirements, and sector best practices to inform platform enhancements and optimize student and stakeholder experiences.
Requirements
- Undergraduate degree in a relevant discipline.
Compensation
- $7,851.50 - $12,243.25 CAD Monthly The Compensation Range is the span between the minimum and maximum base salary for a position.
- In the normal course, employees will be hired, transferred or promoted between the minimum and midpoint of the salary range for a job.
Benefits
- Develops technology-enabled approaches that strengthen collaboration with faculty partners and support the advancement of career development and experiential learning priorities across the institution.
- Acts as a designate for the Director of Academic, Career, and Experiential Education as required.
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