Marketing and Communications Lead (Leduc)

BGC Leduc (formerly known as Boys and Girls Club of Leduc) Location: BGC Leduc, Leduc, Alberta Term: 8 weeks | Full-time (35 hours/week) Positions Available: 1 Wage: $19.00 Reports to: Operations Manager CSJ Job Category: Marketing Coordinator What You’ll Be Doing This is a storytelling + content + creativity role. As our Marketing & Communications Lead, you’ll help bring our programs to life by showing the community what actually happens at BGC Leduc. From summer camp moments to youth programs and community events, you’ll be the voice and visual behind how people experience our work online. Your job is easy (but powerful): help more people see, understand, and connect with what we do. What Your Days Might Look Like · Creating and managing social media content (Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn) · Capturing photos and videos of programs, camps, and events · Turning real moments into posts, stories, and updates people actually want to engage with · Designing and providing newsletters to families, partners, and the community · Supporting consistent branding across all digital and print materials · Working with staff to highlight stories, successes, and impact · Helping ensure communications meet funding and grant recognition requirements · Building content for future use · Designing Programming templates we can easily edit as programs change, but color, design and font are brand cohesive. What You’ll Get Out of It · Hands-on experience in marketing, communications, and storytelling · Skills in content creation, social media management, and design · Portfolio-building work (real content, not mock assignments) · Experience working with a nonprofit and community-based organization · Strong understanding of how communications support funding and impact · Organizational skills · Collaborating with team members to ensure newsletters and content reflect our various programs well · A chance to build something people actually see and engage with We’re Looking For Someone Who · Enjoys social media, storytelling, or content creation · Is creative and has an eye for visuals, photos, or design · Can write clearly and communicate ideas in a simple, engaging way · Is organized and able to manage multiple tasks and deadlines · Is comfortable working in a busy, active environment (you’ll be moving around programs) · Can work independently but also check in with a team Experience with Canva, social media channels, photography, video editing, or social media management is an asset—but not required. Working Conditions · Active role across indoor and outdoor program settings · Regular movement between camp sites, programs, and events · Some flexibility required for capturing live program moments · Combination of independent work and team collaboration Who Can Apply This position is funded through Canada Summer Jobs. Applicants must be between 15–30 years of age. We are committed to building an inclusive and accessible team. We strongly encourage applications from students facing barriers to employment, including Indigenous students, racialized students, students with disabilities, and students from underserved communities. Why This Role Matters Most people never see what actually happens in community programs. You change that. Through your work, families, funders, and the broader community get a real picture of the impact happening every day—from camp moments to youth programs and everything in between. Your content helps build trust, connection, and awareness that directly supports future programming and funding. Pay: $19.00 per hour Benefits: - On-site parking Work Location: In person Apply on Kit Job: kitjob.ca/job/2o4f08