Parks Canada offers a number of job vacancies in the province of Alberta.

There is a variety of available positions including: Information Technology and even educating visitors about some of the most culturally important sites and landscapes in Alberta.

Below are some of the available jobs at Parks Canada now:

Various Administrative/Clerical Positions :

Salary: $50,980 to $61,567 per year

Location: Lake Louise, AB or Radium Hot Springs, B.C. or Field, B.C.

Who should apply: Someone with administrative experience, as the work will be in one of three field offices in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, as well as tasks including file management, scheduling, preparing and reviewing routine reports, and responding to information requests.

Heritage Presenter :

Salary: $46,234 to $52,046 per year

Location: Bar U Ranch, Longview, AB

Who should apply: If you love storytelling, this might be the perfect job for you, as you will be compiling programs to engage visitors and teach them all about the natural and cultural heritage of Bar U Ranch, which is a historic natural site.

IT :

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

Location: The position is available in various locations

Who should apply: Although this job posting is not for a specific IT position, it may match the job that best fits your skills, as the Parks Canada IT team works in a number of different areas from network connectivity in very remote areas, data management for scientific research, and helping to make parks and sites “smart”.

Heritage Presenter :

Salary: $46,234 to $52,046 per year

Location: Cave and Basin, Banff, AB

Who should apply: This job is ideal for someone with experience in performing arts or museums, as you will interact with visitors and teach them all about the site and its history, and you do not need a degree to apply.

Heritage Presenter :

Salary: $46,234 to $52,046 per year

Location: Rocky Mountain House, AB

Who should apply: If you are a history enthusiast, you might be perfect for this job, as you will teach visitors all about the history of Rocky Mountain House and trade in the area.