Are you passionate about accessibility in Guiding? Do you have experience recruiting team members? Are you overflowing with programming ideas that you can’t wait to share? Now you can!
We have vacancies on the following provincial committees:
- Training Sub-committee – supports and promotes training in Ontario and Nunavut, and encourages and assists trainer development.
- Public Relations Sub-committee – promotes the consistent and positive messages of Girl Guides of Canada–Guides du Canada, Ontario Council by developing, contributing to, and monitoring official social media accounts/platforms for Ontario and Nunavut
- Program Sub-committee – supports and creates provincial programming opportunities for youth in Ontario and Nunavut.
- Archives Sub-committee – supports Ontario Archives in preserving the history of Guiding in Ontario and Nunavut.
- Cookies Sub-committee – supports successful cookie campaigns with the goal to improve and increase cookie sales.
- Outdoors Experiences Sub-committee – promotes outdoor learning and engagement activities and develops provincial programming initiatives and events.
- Unit Finance Speciality Community Sub-committee – supports Girl Guides of Canada–Guides du Canada, Ontario Council on best financial management practices, acts as a resource to the Provincial Treasurer and provides support to Unit Treasurers.
We’re looking for people with passion, experience, and commitment from diverse communities, who want to help grow Guiding and be a catalyst for a better world, by girls.
The term for a Provincial Committee Member is three years.
If you’d like to join us, please submit your short online application and upload your cover letter and resume. All applications will be reviewed by our Provincial Selection Committee and selected candidates will be invited to an interview.
Upon request, GGC will make available reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities during the recruitment process.
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We are searching for a new ACL (or a team of co-ACLs!) for your community; someone who can lead adult members and girls to fulfill our Mission to be a catalyst for girls empowering girls and to help them meet the most important person in their lives – themselves.
We need ACLs with passion, experience and commitment from diverse communities. We are actively recruiting for ACLs for communities 4, 5, 13, 15, 18, 22, 27, 40 and 41.
Passion – we need believers and promoters of the Vision and Mission. The new direction has been set and it is time to implement the National plan for change on a local level. You should be passionate about building a team of Community Guiders who are just as impassioned about girl empowerment as you are! Together, you will work with the Guiders in your community to ensure that the experience of girls, parents and Guiders is positive.
Experience – We know that supporting girls and Guiders requires added skills and strengths from our new ACLs:
Within GGC – You have experience in the organization and have an understanding of the existing structure (for example, as a Unit Guider).
Outside GGC – You have knowledge of your geographic community beyond Girl Guides (for example, through volunteering, family/friends or work).
Leadership – You have held a leadership and/or administrative role through employment or volunteering.
Conflict Management – You have successfully navigated challenging conversations with people to resolve conflict, inspire growth, and/or change behaviours.
Commitment – We need you to commit the time to be an active and impactful ACL. This means approximately 5-10 hours a week for a three-year term. You can also apply as a team of co-ACLs to share this commitment between two people! Some things this will include are: attending an ACL Forum in the spring and the fall in Toronto, being responsive to emails and phone calls within 48 hours, recruiting and placing Community Guiders effectively and participating in regular check-ins with your ACL Adviser and DPC.
Diversity – We are committed to ensuring that our ACL team reflects the richness of human diversity and the Canadian population. In addition to wide and varied skills, interests and experiences, we want a diverse ACL team with regard to race, ethnicity, age and lived experience. We want to ensure that the senior volunteers consider all of the various perspectives necessary to grow Guiding where every girl is empowered to be everything she wants to be.
What you’ll get from us:
Being an ACL right now is an opportunity to play an essential leadership role in an organization at a pivotal point in its 100+ year history. You will have the chance to encourage and empower girls and Guiders in your community during the transformation of Canada’s largest and oldest movement for girls and women as it undertakes a most profound change that will, if we get this right, have a significant impact on the lives of girls across Ontario, Nunavut and Canada.
You will become a catalyst for girls empowering girls to help them meet the most important person in their lives – themselves. With girls at the center, this is an opportunity to ensure that GGC is a safe space where every girl in Ontario and Nunavut can have the voice and choice to be everything she wants to be.
Do you enjoy supporting and working with others? Are you a skilled communicator who can help resolve conflict? Can you manage a busy job effectively? Then you should consider becoming an Administrative Community Leader (ACL). There is a three year term for this position. Contact Keri Taché, Deputy Provincial Commissioner, at
on-dpc2@girlguides.ca, if you have questions.
Administrative Community Leader position description
Administrative Community Leader application form