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Parks Canada Is Hiring For A Lot Of Jobs In Alberta & You Could Earn Up To $119K

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Banff National Park

Banff National Park

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Fancy getting yourself a new job in one of Canada's most stunning national parks ahead of the summer? You'll be glad to hear that Parks Canada is hiring for numerous jobs in Alberta right now and they offer great salaries.

These Government of Canada jobs are all about making Alberta's national parks the very best they can be. Parks Canada is looking for people with a ton of different skills and, as a bonus, you could be paid up to $119,000.

These are the Parks Canada jobs up for grabs in Alberta right now.


Information Management Support

Salary: $71,820 to $77,608 a year

Location: Calgary, AB

Who Should Apply: If you've got a degree and experience in information management, this could be the role for you. You would be working to help conservation staff members with information management standards, practices and tools.

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Visitor Experience Infrastructure Trails

Salary: $65,747 to $70,841 a year

Location: Calgary, AB

Who Should Apply: You would be planning, maintaining and improving the huge network of Parks Canada trails to help with accessibility and inclusion, as well as implementing projects. You'll need a degree with a specialization in tourism or a related field and experience in the development of tourism.

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Structural Conservation Engineer

Salary: $102,423 to $119,455 a year

Location: Calgary, AB

Who Should Apply: You would be leading asset management and conservation engineering policies, guidelines, tools and best practices. To apply, you're going to need a degree in engineering and be eligible for certification as a professional engineer in Canada.

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Manager, Realty and Municipal Services

Salary: $100,531 to $114,948 a year

Location: Jasper National Park, AB

Who Should Apply: You'll be working to develop, implement and ensure the compliance of long-range plans in Jasper National Park, including accommodation, hostels, businesses and major attractions. You will also be building relationships and partnerships with stakeholders.

You'll also need a degree with a specialization in business or a related field to apply.

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IT

Salary: $60,603 to $76,217 a year

Location: Various

Who Should Apply: You could be working in anything from maintaining connectivity in parks, building apps and testing software or developing new tech for park wardens.

If you've got a degree in IT or plenty of proven experience in the field, you should apply for this role.

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    • Creator

      Charlie Hart was a Calgary-based Creator for Narcity Media. Hailing from London, U.K., Charlie moved to Calgary with a passion for learning more about what Canada has to offer. She studied Magazine Journalism at Cardiff University and has over five years of experience for titles including Supply Management, Elle UK and InStyle UK.

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