Become a Tulo Centre Student Ambassador!
Are you…
… passionate about storytelling, creating digital content, and connecting with other students and colleagues? The Tulo Centre is looking for student ambassadors to help increase awareness around First Nation projects and success stories across Canada, as well as Tulo Centre programs. We welcome diverse perspectives! Current students interested in creating content, meeting new people, and offering their ideas and perspective on various topics are invited to apply.
We are looking for each of our programs to be represented through student ambassadors: Certificate in First Nation Applied Lands Management, Certificate in First Nation Tax Administration and Certificate in First Nation Applied Economics.
Connecting Communities
As an active and engaged community member, First Nation staff member and Tulo Centre student – we are looking for your help to share stories and experiences through social media, writing, photography, video, and more.
You will be helping us find and research the best success stories to inspire other communities across Canada, while working closely with the Tulo team. You will also be using your networking skills to build and strengthen relationships with students and other stakeholders.
What We Are Looking For
Connected: You have an outgoing personality, and you’ve found creative, safe ways to expand your network and stay in touch despite social distancing. You want to talk to other students and learn more about their communities and the work their First Nations are undertaking.
Enthusiastic: People like to hear what you have to say, and you’re excited about helping others achieve their goals. You want to recognize the successes of Indigenous people and share it with the world. You’re passionate about the future of building sustainable economies in First Nations.
Resourceful: You are an excellent problem-solver and enjoy sharing good ideas. You don’t mind asking for help or doing research to find out what you need.
Detail-oriented: You are respectful and conscientious in what you say and write.
Skills & Qualifications
Must be a student in at least one of our three programs.
Able to commit to a maximum of 5 hours per month including virtual meetings.
Experience with digital publishing platforms, including but not limited to Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube. Bonus if you are an active and frequent publisher already.
Interest is social media and communications.
Ability to learn and use new tools, if required.
Benefits
Financial honorarium.
Professional development
Resumé-building experience that you can share with employers
Exposure to communications strategy and new platforms through practice and training
Make an impact as an active member of the Tulo Centre community