The GSA is looking for a Communications Manager & Outreach Coordinator. Read on to find out more and apply! L’AÉÉCS cherche un Responsable des communications // Agente de liaison externe. Lisez la suite pour en savoir plus et pour postuler!
 
Type of Position: Permanent (part-time)
Start Date: July 7th, 2025
Hours and Wage: 10 to 20 hours per week; $25.03/hour
 
Working in collaboration with the GSA’s Executives, notably the Vice-President Mobilization, as well as the Council of Directors, the Communications Manager & Outreach Coordinator is responsible for the GSA’s communications and mobilization/outreach activities. These include, but are not limited to, maintaining the GSA’s website and social media channels, producing newsletters, and other materials (flyers, posters, etc.) as required, as well as organizing and participating in mobilization/outreach activities such as class visits, flyering, and postering.
 
Responsibilities:
Produces newsletters sent to the GSA membership (at least one per month, more if required);
Maintains and updates the GSA’s website;
Manages the GSA’s social media accounts;
Produces physical and electronic media as required;
Manages the GSA’s electronic archive;
Produces a semesterly Outreach Plan;
Organizes and participates in mobilization/outreach activities including, but not limited to, class visits, flyering, and postering.
May assist the Vice-President Internal with the recruitment and interviewing of committee applicants and graduate student representatives to the University bodies;
Monitors the performance of the GSA representatives and makes recommendations to the Vice-President Internal when necessary;
Works with fee levy groups to support their mandates and GSA mandates;
Supports the organization of General Assemblies;
 
Essential Requirements:
Proven work experience in communications or a similar field;
Excellent spoken and written English;
Strong organizational skills and attention to detail;
Ability to work independently and in a team environment;
Proactive attitude;
Strong problem-solving skills;
Strong technological literacy;
General knowledge of Concordia University and GSA;
Must be a currently enrolled as a graduate student at Concordia University;
Must be authorized to work in Canada (valid SIN required).
Must be a GSA member at the time of hiring;
 
Assets:
Working proficiency in French;
Experience utilizing Google Workspace in a professional setting;
Experience in managing social media channels;
Experience with Mailchimp;
Experience in web design, especially WordPress, is a major asset;
Experience in graphic design.
 
Applications Must Include:
A cover letter and CV;
Unofficial Transcript (as Proof of Enrolment).
 
How to Apply:
Click on the button below and fill out the Google Form. The application deadline is June 19th, 2025 at 11:59PM. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfu8Ieyvt3RJ-P1J4nvTsDzedWHJybX8UOmsiKxFKiYCqmJ1g/viewform
 
Notes:
Applicants cannot hold an elected or appointed position in the GSA (Executive, Director, EJC member, etc.) or have held such a position in the last three (3) years;
Open to all GSA members (internal candidates shall have preference as per the collective agreement);
Interviews will be held on June 26th, June 27th, June 30th, and July 2nd
Work will be performed in-person at the GSA House (2030 Mackay)

The Canadian Journalism Collective – Collectif Canadien de Journalisme (CJC-CCJ) is looking for journalism students to work as verification agents verifying the eligibility of funding applications for the Canadian Journalism Collective.

Under the supervision of the verification team lead, selected individuals will undergo rigorous training to understand the Online News Act, CJC-CCJ’s Eligibility Policy and the verification process.

Conditions:

• 20 hours per week for a period of three months starting July 1. Possibility of staying on after September.
• $25/hour
• Available for meetings between 11am ET and 5pm ET
• Remote work using online collaboration tools (Slack)

https://canadian-journalism-collective-collectif-canadien-de-journalism.breezy.hr/p/97ecc1b4ff44-verification-agent

We are seeking a skilled journalist who is ready to join our Montréal team as a bilingual Reporter/Correspondent. If you would like to chase exciting stories and contribute to our talented news crew in the beautiful city of Montreal, then we would love to hear from you!

Highlights of this opportunity:
• Discover and pitch your own story ideas in conjunction with assignments from the desk;
• Cover daily breaking news; meet and develop new contacts as you travel nearby and to remote communities;
• Enjoy more creative control over your stories;
• Join a team that provides coverage of the issues facing Indigenous communities locally, nationally and worldwide;
• Be the face our viewers recognize Nationally;
• Craft high quality stories and demonstrate great time management skills;
• Demonstrate your strong communication skills while interacting with the public and remote colleagues.

Your accomplishments and experience include:
• A degree/diploma in journalism or related field with proven experience related to journalism;
• A great on-camera presence, solid judgment, research techniques and the ability to be flexible;
• A strong ability to articulate and effectively communicate issues relevant to Indigenous communities;
• Strong computer skills and knowledge of broadcast technology;
• Excellent written and verbal communication in French (and English a plus) coupled with the ability to share complex ideas/concepts with a diverse audience;
• A valid driver’s license and clear driver’s abstract – since you’ll be travelling to obtain your exciting stories.

https://www.jouropps.net/wp-content/uploads/vfb/2025/04/Reporter-Correspondent-Bilingual-Montreal-April-2025.pdf