Overview
International Project Planner Jobs in Prince George, British Columbia at College of New Caledonia
Job Title
International Project Planner
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Employment Status
Full Time
Employment Type
Regular
Job Summary
In consultation with the International Department and/or CNC and community partners, this position is responsible for identifying, developing, planning, implementing, administering, and evaluating a variety of projects with a local and international scope. This is a position whose decisions and actions have significant impact on the operations of the Division and the College, as accountability is to external as well as internal partners. This position is directly responsible for generating sufficient new projects at the College to justify the workload and, in certain divisions, responsible for the complete recovery of all related project and administrative costs.
Specific Duties
• Following the CNC approved process, identify and investigate international project opportunities and determine activities the College will pursue in consultation with the International department and other appropriate College partners.
• Collaborate with International management in identifying potential risks of project opportunities and apply prescribed risk management strategies to assist the Director in making decisions to pursue potential projects.
• Write proposals for various internal and international projects.
• Document project objectives and deliveries in collaboration with faculty and administrative staff, considering appropriate support and resources.
• Initiate and facilitate collaborative group work in the community and the College, often with groups where no previous relationship exists, and where the reputation of the College’s work is at stake.
• Communicate with internal and international partners, instructors, and students regarding project changes, such as dates, times, locations, promotional activities, budgets, cancellation policies and decisions, and other administrative issues.
• Prepare financial summaries and narrative reports for internal and international projects.
• Prepare budgets for projects and short-term programs.
• Ensure the financial viability of all projects, considering all direct and indirect costs.
• Monitor implementation and internal processes for short term programs.
• Collaborate on the development of comprehensive marketing and advertising tools.
• Handle a variety of special assignments independently.
• Research international training and education needs, standards, and trends.
• Write briefing notes and make recommendations on research topics.
• Attend meetings, communicating with and advising internal and external partners on the vision, direction, and opportunities and policies/procedures impacting the work.
• You will be part of a team actively engaged in contributing to and accomplishing the vision, mission, and goals of the College and in supporting the aspirations and needs of our learners.
• You will promote a positive work atmosphere by interacting and communicating in a professional manner that demonstrates mutual respect with students and colleagues. Other duties as assigned by Director or designate.
Skills & Qualifications
• Recognized two (2 ) year diploma in International St…
Title: International Project Planner
Company: College of New Caledonia
Location: Prince George, British Columbia
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