COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR

Posted bt GRFN: July 02, 2024
Closing: July 8, 2024

Summary of Function:
The primary function of the Communications Coordinator will be the internal and external communication
strategies/plans of the Anishinabek Police Service.

Qualifications:

Qualifications Cultural Specific

Knowledge of ServiceArea Population
 Knowledge of philosophy appropriate for local Indigenous customs and culture for the APS communities with
respectfulness and sensitivity to the history and needs of Anishinabek persons.
Entry Qualifications including Technical

Knowledge and Skills
 Proficiency in MS Office applications and advanced computer skills
 Ability to learn very quickly in a fast-paced environment; problem solve and exercise good judgment
 Valid Class G Driver’s License
 Must be bondable
 Must pass Anishinabek Police Service background check and provide satisfactory Criminal Record Check when
requested

Education
 Post-secondary education in communications, business administration, or a related field, or equivalent in
education/experience.

Experience
 Knowledge of effective use, maintenance of MS Word, Excel,
 5 years’ experience working in a First Nations environment
 Experience in First Nation Leadership/Governance capacity is an asset
 Ability to speak ojibway would be an asset

Vision and Mission
 Demonstrates knowledge of organizational purpose – why the police service exists;
 Demonstrates ability to identify how the position of the Communications Coordinator position relates to the
police service vision, mission and organizational goals
Cultural Sensitivity  Must be able to demonstrate knowledge of the police service’s vision and mission;
 Provide effective, efficient and culturally sensitive police services;
 Participation in personal and professional development learning opportunities for effective stress management
and personal wellness

Personal Growth
 Actively participates in in-service and cultural and language learning opportunities; proactively pursues
opportunities for self-development.

Added Skills
 Interpersonal, independence and team skills; organized; able to prioritize, multi-task; meet deadlines
Interested applicants may submit a hiring package which includes the following:
 Covering letter detailing interest in noted position;
 A resume detailing your career, education and relevant experience;
 APS Civilian Application form & Consent form (located on our website)

Closing date for applications is Monday July 8, 2024 at 4:30 p.m. EST. Please quote HQ-14-24-02 on
your application and the subject line of your message. All completed packages MUST be sent to
recruitment@apscops.org Please visit the civilian careers page of www.apscops.org for the detailed
job description, application form and consent form.
Anishinabek Police Service is committed to the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disability Act. If you require accommodation for any stage
of the hiring process, please contact recruitment@apscops.org for more information.