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Employment
Current Job Openings at SHI:
Education Director with responsibility to provide leadership and management of education programs and projects. Requires extensive knowledge of the educational, social, cultural and economic needs of Southeast Alaska Native Peoples, knowledge of and experience in culture/place-based curriculum development; knowledge of education systems and requirements; ability to manage multiple projects and activities; grant writing and administrative experience; and excellent written and oral communication skills. Qualifications: Bachelors of Arts or Science degree in education or related field. Two years of experience in an educational system. Two years of experience managing a program or project. Prefer Master of Arts or Science degree in education or related field; and five years of progressively responsible administrative experience. FT/benefits. Salary DOE. Submit cover letter, college transcripts, resume, names of three references to Sealaska Heritage Institute, Attn: Lola Foss Director of Finance/HR, One Sealaska Plaza Suite 301, Juneau, AK 99801 or Email to Lola.Foss@sealaska.com. Ph. 907-463-4844, Fax 907-586-9293. Position open until filled. The Institute is a non-profit organization created by Sealaska Corporation. Shareholder preference.
Contractual Work at SHI:
SHI occasionally has the need to
contract for the following work:
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Tlingit, Haida, Tsimshian transcribing and translating
SHI employment and contracting policies give preference to Sealaska
Shareholders and Descendants who meet the requirements of the
position/contract and whose work/price is competitive. If you are
interested in these possible employment/contracting opportunities,
please submit your resume to
ATTN: Human Resources
One Sealaska Plaza, Suite 301
Juneau, AK 99801
Ph 463-4844, Fax 586-9293
Other Employment Resources:
Lands and Shareholder Services Coordinator (Eyak Corp.)
ENDANGERED NATIVE AMERICAN LANGUAGES CAMPAIGN
COORDINATOR
Cultural Survival and Native American partners are launching a campaign
to heighten awareness about the importance of revitalizing critically
endangered Native American languages before they are lost forever.
Target audiences will include tribal governments, foundations,
corporations and businesses that employ or serve Native Americans, and
Native American casino tribes. Funds raised as a result of the campaign
will be used to provide direct support and technical assistance to
critically endangered Native American language immersion schools and
other language-learning programs...(more)
Kensington Gold Mine
The company building the Kensington Gold Mine near Juneau will be
hiring craft workers periodically. To check up-to-the-minute job
listings, call the TIC employment hotline at 1-800-424-0156. To learn
more about the company see
www.ticus.com.
NativeCountryCareers.com
A job posting site for Native American Employers
providing career opportunities for Native American and non-Native
American job seekers.
Sealaska Corporate Employment Opportunities
Central Council Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska Employment Opportunities
Goldbelt Native Corporation Employment Opportunities
Alyeska Pipeline Service Company
Coca-Cola Internships and Employment