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City of Edmonton Archives (Prince of Wales Armouries)
Located in the historic Prince of Wales Armouries Heritage Centre, the City of Edmonton Archives is a public research facility housing civic government and private records of enduring significance that document Edmonton's history.
Get Involved!
Eligibility
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Ages 18+
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University student or recent graduate (Student or Emerging Professional Archives Assistant)
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The ability to read cursive is an asset
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Experience in Google Suite is an asset
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Excellent written communication skills required
Apply
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Contact the City of Edmonton Archives with a letter of intent, explaining why you want to volunteer at the Archives and what you hope to gain from the experience.
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Once you’ve spoken to the Archives and they’ve indicated there is a volunteer position available, you can fill in an application.
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This position will require a professional or academic letter of reference.
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You will be invited to attend our New Volunteer Orientation
Volunteer
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Once you have attended a Volunteer Orientation you can log in to MyImpactPage.com and start signing up for opportunities.
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Check out all the areas that Community & Recreation Facilities has to offer.
Contact us
City of Edmonton Archives reference desk
780-496-8711
Opportunities
Student or Emerging Professional Archives Assistant
There are currently no positions available for this volunteer stream.
This volunteer opportunity is geared towards students and emerging professionals interested in learning about archives. These short 3-month positions were developed to allow young people an opportunity to gain experience working in an archive.
Duties will include tasks associated with preservation, collections management, and access.
Edmonton Valley Zoo
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A special place that inspires love and learning of animals and nature.
Home to over 350 animals, with a full range of species from different climates and habitats — all here for visitors to discover, learn about and appreciate. |
INTIMATE. INSPIRING. NURTURING. NATURAL. COOL. |
How to Get Involved
Volunteer Experience Ambassador | Special Events | Group Volunteering I Youth Volunteering
**The Edmonton Valley Zoo is not accepting new applications at this time**
ELIGIBILITY |
- Ages 13+ for Special Event Volunteers
- Ages 16+ for Visitor Experience Ambassadors
APPLY |
- Fill in an Application
- Volunteer positions may require a Police Records Check
- Some positions may also require an interview or reference checks or a Police Information Check. You will be contacted if any of the above are necessary.
- You will be invited to attend our New Volunteer Orientation
VOLUNTEER |
- Once you have attended a Volunteer Orientation, you can log in to MyImpactPage.com and start signing up for opportunities.
- Check out all that Community & Recreation and Culture has to offer.
CONTACT US:
Volunteer Services
rfsvolunteer@edmonton.ca
Opportunities
Volunteer Experience Ambassador
The VEA Program is no longer accepting new applications. Please check back in the Fall for new opportunities!
Are you enthusiastic, outgoing and passionate about animals and conservation? The Edmonton Valley Zoo is recruiting Visitor Experience Ambassador (VEA) volunteers to add another layer to our visitors' experience during our Zoominescence event in the Winter months. Volunteers will guide guests around our festively decorated site, promote animal encounters and other Zoom programming, and lead interactive activities to educate guests about conservation work done by the zoo and its partners. This is a pilot program, and there will be an opportunity for successful applicants to continue volunteering in the new year. Applicants must successfully pass an interview to be considered for this position..
Responsibilities:
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Volunteers are friendly resources; they engage with guests by welcoming, directing, and providing general zoo information.
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Promote Animal Talks, interpreter-led activities and highlight any zoo news of the day.
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Lead fun, interactive and educational activities for visitors of all ages
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Volunteers have access to a variety of activities that will be linked to conservation. VEA volunteers will educate visitors about the zoo’s conservation work, how we support our conservation partners, and how guests can get involved.
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Educate visitors about animal care practices, such as enrichment, building and animal observation
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Volunteer Education Ambassadors approach visitors to start conversations to ensure visitor questions are answered or directed to the appropriate staff
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During special events and large demonstrations, volunteers will assist in controlling crowds and assist participants
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Notify staff of any situations that require staff attention
Requirements:
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14 years of age or older
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Friendly and outgoing with the ability to start conversations
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A background in biology, ecology or environmental sciences is considered an asset, but is not required.
- A strong interest in Zoos and Conservation is required
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Successful candidates may be required to complete a Police Information Check