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Work with an Atlantic nonprofit in the Canadian literature community.

 

The Hackmatack Children’s Choice Book Award is a literary program designed for young readers and based in Atlantic Canada. Each year, thousands of children in grades four to six read from the selection of outstanding Canadian books and vote for their favourites.

 

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https://hackmatack.ca/

 

 

Work opportunity with a nonprofit in the Canadian literature community

The Hackmatack Children’s Book Award is a small but mighty nonprofit literacy program for children in Grades 4-6.

 

We’re seeking an independent contractor in the Halifax area to run our annual program and plan our end-of-year award celebrations.

 

This is a part-time commitment that is mostly remote – we have a post office box in downtown Halifax that needs to be checked regularly.

 

You can set your own hours of work, provided all communications (e.g. email, phone calls) are responded to promptly and all deadlines are met.

 

You’ll report to Hackmatack’s board of directors. There are three board meetings a year: March, September, and December.

 

Remuneration is $9,000 per year. 

 

We appreciate your interest in this opportunity; we’ll contact people who are shortlisted for interviews.

 

Resumes, expressions of interest, and questions can be sent to: [log in to unmask]

 

Your profile

You’re a highly organized, resourceful, responsible individual with experience in the nonprofit sector.

 

You’re accustomed to working independently and meeting deadlines.

 

You’re comfortable communicating regularly with reading club leaders (teachers, librarians, and parents), as well as Canadian children’s book publishers, authors, booksellers, funding organizations, government representatives, and other stakeholders.

 

 

Tasks included in the role

 

 

Must-have skills

 

Nice-to-have skills

      Written and spoken French

      Graphic design skills

 

 

Software we use

      Google for Nonprofits (Gmail, Meet & other related Google apps)

      MS or Open Office (word processing, spreadsheet, presentation apps that can be converted to PDF and video format)

      Zoom

      Sage50 (basic record-keeping; we can provide training)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ray Fernandes

Youth Services Consultant

Nova Scotia Provincial Library

(902) 424-2474

Website: https://library.novascotia.ca

 

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