Workplace Essential Skills

• Reading
• Oral communication
• Working with others
• Thinking skills
• Continuous learning

Resident Support Workers (RSW) are at both locations St.John House for men and Grace House for Women. We are open 23 hours per day , so the employee will be working days, evenings and overnights. The RSW will support residents in transitioning forward and optimizing physical and mental health , and well-being. They will facilitate medication and assist residents with access to the services, remind them of appointments , ensure safety and secure of the building , monitor living areas , and process incoming and out going donations.

Workplace Essential Skills

• Reading
• Document use
• Writing
• Oral communication
• Working with others
• Thinking skills
• Continuous learning

As a support staff, you will experience various employment roles and be responsible for various duties throughout the offering. You will experience maintenance, kitchen staff, clinical and administration tasks.
Maintenance workers perform various duties on the grounds of the center including but not limited to lawn care, fixing various fixtures in the buildings onsite, painting and assisting with work on Portage Atlantic’s 3.7km all season trail.
Kitchen staff perform various duties including but not limited to inventory and ordering of food, meal planning and food preparation and cleaning.
Clinical staff perform various duties on and off site with residents in treatment, including but not limited to case management, group therapies, counselling and supervision day-to-day activities.
Administration staff perform various duties at the center including but not limited to Admissions, Quality Assurance and other administerial tasks such as filing, accounting and supply ordering.

Workplace Essential Skills

• Reading
• Document use
• Writing
• Numeracy
• Oral communication
• Working with others
• Thinking skills
• Computer use
• Continuous learning

We are seeking a detail-oriented and resourceful student to join our team as a Grant Research Assistant this summer. In this role, you will support the organization by identifying and researching grant opportunities using various grant research databases with the backing our Administration Team to secure funding for our programs and initiatives. This is a fully remote position, you will need a High Speed Internet Connection, and a private Space to work (a home-office, or bedroom). The only skills required for this placement is Microsoft Office, as well as the ability to work alone, and follow written directions without direct supervision, while having access to supervisors for support, electronically (by Telephone, Instant Messaging, etc).

Workplace Essential Skills

• Reading
• Document use
• Writing
• Numeracy
• Oral communication
• Working with others
• Thinking skills
• Computer use

Responsible for coordinating summer baseball operations including field scheduling, umpire assignments, training camps, special events, and program logistics. Duties include creating and maintaining schedules for games, practices, and camps; coordinating with coaches, teams, and local authorities; monitoring field conditions and managing cancellations. Oversees weekly umpire scheduling and resolves conflicts. Plans and promotes tournaments, ceremonies, and community events. Provides leadership for Rally Cap (ages 5–9) and skill-development camps, ensuring a safe, inclusive environment. Acts as on-site coordinator for Sr. Men’s home games, arriving 90 minutes early, overseeing volunteers and operations (gate, 50/50, promotions), and supporting game-day events and publicity. Serves as main contact for parents/staff, manages equipment, enforces policies, and handles reporting and records.

Workplace Essential Skills

• Reading
• Writing
• Numeracy
• Oral communication
• Working with others
• Thinking skills
• Continuous learning

The successful applicant will be responsible for basic grounds care, lawn mowing, planting and maintaining flower gardens. Painting and general outdoor improvements, repairs, cleaning and minor renovations of interior buildings and barns. During our fair students will provide friendly effective customer service to ensure patrons needs are met. During community functions, students will be required to interact with seniors to create a friendly welcoming atmosphere representing our organization in a friendly pleasant manner.

Workplace Essential Skills

• Oral communication
• Working with others

this student will maintain the grounds at Quaker historical burial grounds and the local community cemetery, ie mowing and clean up

Workplace Essential Skills

• Reading
• Writing
• Numeracy
• Oral communication
• Working with others
• Thinking skills
• Computer use
• Continuous learning

The Outside Service Attendant is responsible for providing a high level of service to members and guests by ensuring a positive arrival and departure experience. Duties include greeting golfers, handling golf bags, staging carts, maintaining the practice facilities, cleaning and preparing carts, and assisting with general grounds and clubhouse support as needed. This role requires a friendly attitude, strong work ethic, and a commitment to safety, efficiency, and excellent customer service.

Workplace Essential Skills

• Reading
• Document use
• Writing
• Numeracy
• Oral communication
• Working with others
• Thinking skills
• Computer use
• Continuous learning

NB SEED Student position

Job duties and expected outcomes
May through August 31, 2026

This position is for 35 hours per week. The time on the job may be flexible to meet the garden needs. You will help to increase food security by planting, tending, and harvesting the food bank garden vegetable plots.
You will raise awareness by hosting, and encourage participation in weekly open “garden days” at our gardens, showcasing our garden peak season.


Passing out freshly harvested vegetables to registered families of the food bank, and sharing information on how best to prepare, eat and store products.

Other duties may be assigned including some light administrative work, packing food hampers, painting, grocery shopping, and engaging with registered clients of the St. George and Area Food Bank. Not limited to but other duties as enlisted by management. The student summer newsletter and posters and engaging in keeping data files updated.

Workplace Essential Skills

• Reading
• Document use
• Writing
• Oral communication
• Working with others
• Thinking skills
• Computer use

Assist in the day to day business of the Foundation, which includes but is not limited to social media posts, organization and execution of the Bloomin' Artists fundraiser, review and organization of files and documents pertaining to the Foundation, research and preparation of promotional/educational material.

Workplace Essential Skills

• Reading
• Document use
• Writing
• Oral communication
• Working with others
• Computer use

Quad NB is seeking a detail-oriented summer student to support the Provincial Trail Permit Coordinator with accurate entry of handwritten trail permit sales from Service New Brunswick (SNB) locations into the organization’s database. This data is essential for verifying valid permit holders in the event of incidents, confirming voting eligibility, supporting clubs, and providing tourism reporting on visitor and out-of-province permit sales. Duties include reviewing paper forms for completeness, entering data with a high level of accuracy, organizing permit records, and assisting with basic administrative tasks related to permit management. This role requires comfort with repetitive keyboard and mouse work, strong attention to detail, and the ability to follow established procedures. The student will gain practical experience in data management, records administration, and database operations within a provincial non-profit organization.