Canada Summer Jobs - CFURadio is Hiring for this Fall

CFUR Admin

August 12, 2020

This Fall of 2020, CFUR is taking applications for some CONFIRMED summer jobs. The funding has been secured. We are taking applications for 8 positions. If you're 30 or under, Canadian, and preferably were registered for full-time classes this winter, and are getting registered for classes this fall 2020, and you want to work in Prince George Radio for 16 weeks @±15-17.5 hrs a week this fall (one is 8 weeks @ ±35 hrs a week,) then check out the position descriptions with the link below:

the positions

If you are interested in more than one, send in more than one application. We won't scorn you for it :)

**This year we are hiring a Volunteer Coordinator, Multimedia Archivist, Youth Coordinator, Policy Officer, Web Programmer, Mobile Broadcasting Equipment Operator, and Graphic Designer.**

A few of the gigs are posted on Indeed as well:
Youth Coordinator: https://ca.indeed.com/jobs?q=youth%20coordinator&l=Prince%20George%2C%20BC&vjk=731f51beaa4a6bfc
Policy Officer: https://ca.indeed.com/jobs?q=policy+officer&l=Prince+George%2C+BC

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