Arrowsmith Health Care Society (AHCS) is a not-for-profit campus of care located in the beautiful oceanside community of Parksville. We have a proud 50-year history of delivering skilled and compassionate care, providing long-term care aa well as assisted living accommodations.

AHCS is looking for people…

• Who are passionate about giving back to the community.
• Who are motivated to learn new skills to succeed in this role.
• Who have some time and energy to spend attending board meetings, participating in committee work, and being an ambassador for AHCS in your community.

We need your experience…

• Are you a leader, served on a not-for-profit board before, or strategic thinker?
• Are you experienced in health care, finance, facilities management, technology, legal/risk management, or marketing/fundraising?

Next steps:

For more information on volunteering with AHCS, we invite you to email adminassistant@arrowsmithlodge.ca to meet with a board member or to schedule a tour.

To learn more about us visit our website arrowsmithlodge.ca

Overview

The Chartered Governance Institute of Canada (CGIC) is seeking independent contractors with subject matter expertise to deliver engaging, high-quality sessions and evaluate exams for the International Qualifying Program (IQP). As an examiner, you will play a key role in supporting the learning journey of senior professionals and aspiring governance leaders through dynamic session delivery and rigorous learner assessment.

This role offers flexible, project-based work with the potential for recurring virtual engagements.

CGIC requires subject matter experts in the following areas:

• Corporate Law
• Corporate Governance
• Corporate Compliance and Administration
• Interpreting Financial and Accounting Information
• Risk Management
• Boardroom Dynamics
• Development of Strategy

All facilitators must meet the following essential qualifications to be considered:

• A Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field is required and cannot be substituted with experience alone.
• 3–5 years minimum experience in facilitation, executive education, adult learning, or coaching.
• Demonstrated expertise in the subject area(s) as they relate to board governance and professional leadership.
• Excellent verbal communication, interpersonal, and group facilitation skills.
• Ability to meet deadlines and maintain detailed records of exam results and learner progress.
• Proficiency with virtual tools such as Zoom, Prolydian, and familiarity with learning management systems.

Preferred Qualifications:

The following qualifications are considered strong assets:

• Prior experience working as a Corporate Secretary or Governance Professional.
• Certification with the Chartered Governance Institute of Canada (CGIC).
• Prior experience in adapting or localizing content from international sources.
• Deep understanding of adult learning methodologies and executive education best practices.
• Proven ability to adapt facilitation style to suit diverse learning needs and engagement levels.

Key Deliverables

IQP Examiners will be responsible for the following:

Live Webinar Facilitation

• Review program materials, including the slide deck and study guides, in advance of the webinars.
• Customize and refine content to enhance participant engagement while maintain CGIC branding.
• Deliver six (6) live, interactive one-hour webinars per session to review chapter content and answer participant questions.
• Facilitate an inclusive and engaging learning environment tailored to adult learners.
• Be available to answer participant questions live during the webinars, or via email afterward, as required.

Exam Evaluation and Reporting

• Evaluate and grade candidate exams, which may include short-answer and essay-style responses.
• Include clear commentary within the exam documents to explain how marks were awarded and where marks were missed.
• Complete and submit and examiner report along with all graded assessments to the Education Coordinator.
• Maintain consistency and fairness in marking, adhering to CGIC’s academic policies.

Program Development (as required):

• Develop assignments aligned with course learning objectives to assess content mastery.
• Adapt and localize UK-based exam materials to ensure relevance and accuracy within the Canadian context.
• Provide feedback and recommendations to support ongoing improvement of course materials and learner outcomes.

Engagement Format

Independent Contractor Requirements

To be eligible for engagement, facilitators must:

• Operate as an independent contractor (not an employee of CGIC).
• Be legally entitled to work as a contractor in their province or country of residence.
• Be registered for self-employment or incorporated, with the ability to invoice for services rendered.
• Provide their own equipment, workspace, and internet access for virtual delivery.
• Be responsible for all applicable taxes and withholdings related to their income.
• Enter into a contractual agreement with CGIC that outlines scope, compensation, confidentiality, and deliverables.

Apply via this online form: https://forms.gle/BZDW4JkzpU43HVhTA

Overview

The Chartered Governance Institute of Canada (CGIC) is seeking independent contractors with subject matter expertise to deliver engaging, high-quality sessions for the Directors Education and Accreditation Program (DEAP). As a Facilitator, you will support the learning journey of senior professionals and aspiring board directors through dynamic session delivery and learner assessment.

This role offers flexible, project-based work with the potential for recurring engagements, both virtual and in-person.

CGIC requires subject matter experts in the following areas:

• Governance
• Finance
• Risk Management
• Strategy Development

All facilitators must meet the following essential qualifications to be considered:

• A Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field is required and cannot be substituted with experience alone.
• 3–5 years minimum experience in facilitation, executive education, adult learning, or coaching.
• Demonstrated expertise in the subject area(s) as they relate to board governance and director leadership.
• Excellent verbal communication, interpersonal, and group facilitation skills.
• Proficiency with virtual tools such as Zoom, and familiarity with learning management systems.

Preferred Qualifications:

The following qualifications are considered strong assets:

• Prior experience working with or on Boards of Directors.
• Certification with the Chartered Governance Institute of Canada (CGIC).
• Deep understanding of adult learning methodologies and executive education best practices.
• Proven ability to adapt facilitation style to suit diverse learning needs and engagement levels.

Key Deliverables

Before the Session:

• Review program materials, including the slide deck and study guide, in advance of the session.
• Customize and refine content to enhance participant engagement while maintain CGIC branding.
• Be prepared to lead an engaging learning experience, ensuring engagement of adult learners.

During the Session:

• Deliver dynamic training sessions using CGIC’s online learning platform and materials.
• Facilitate engaging and interactive sessions using established DEAP program curriculum.
• Facilitate discussions, activities, and case studies that promote practical application of concepts.
• Respond to participant inquiries, ensuring a respectful and inclusive environment.
• Monitor participant engagement and adjust strategies as needed.

After the Session:

• Evaluate and grade participant assessments, which include True/False questions and short answer responses.
• Submit all graded assessments to the Education Coordinator.
• Provide insights and recommendations for continuous program improvement.

Engagement Format & Travel

Most sessions are delivered virtually. However, some closed sessions through CGIC partnerships may require in-person delivery. Travel may include destinations across Canada, the Caribbean, and the Cayman Islands. Facilitators should be prepared to adapt delivery methods to suit both formats.

Independent Contractor Requirements

To be eligible for engagement, facilitators must:

• Enter into a contractual agreement with CGIC that outlines scope, compensation, confidentiality, and deliverables.
• Operate as an independent contractor (not an employee of CGIC).
• Be legally entitled to work as a contractor in their province or country of residence.
• Be registered for self-employment or incorporated, with the ability to invoice for services rendered.
• Provide their own equipment, workspace, and internet access for virtual delivery.
• Be responsible for all applicable taxes and withholdings related to their income.

Apply via this online form: https://forms.gle/dTH22nBV3VMoussw8