Accepting applications until positions are filled. Hiring will occur on an ongoing basis throughout the posting period.
Referees needed for volleyball leagues scheduled on evenings and weekends. Candidates should be familiar with the rules, regulations, and general play of the sport of volleyball and have availability during league times.
The successful candidates will monitor, enforce rules and, as required, score keep for Recreation Services sports programs and/or leagues. Applicants must have the ability to follow game play rules and instructions. The Referee ensures that participants have a positive experience and are following established rules or protocols. Work is performed under the general supervision of the Active Living Coordinator (or designate). It is essential that the ideal candidate has strong interpersonal skills, is energetic and enthusiastic, is well organized plus is able to communicate effectively (verbal and written) with all levels of internal and external contacts.
The terms of employment are based on recreation programs and/or activity service delivery to meet community demand. Hours of work will be linked to specific programs and/or activities, the hours and availability of work are dependent on program and or activity registrations.
Hourly rates:
• Referee I: $19.23
• Referee II: $21.40
Referee I's must have experience participating in sports and understand game rules and regulations.
Referee II's must have in-depth knowledge of the sport they are refereeing, supported by a certificate of training.
Duties May Include
Required Qualifications
Required Skills and Abilities
To Apply:
Please submit your resume, quoting the appropriate competition online at vernon.ca/careers by selecting “apply” and creating a candidate profile. Internal applicants are asked to apply using their worker profile.
The City of Vernon wishes to thank all applicants; however, only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.
Welcome to the City of Vernon, B.C. The City of Vernon was incorporated on December 30, 1892. The City of Vernon has a population of approximately 40,000 (2013), while its metropolitan region, Greater Vernon, has a population of 58,584 as of the Statistics Canada 2011 Census. With this population, Vernon is the largest city in the North Okanagan Regional District.
Heritage buildings, structures, sites and streetscapes are those physical elements of the past which reflect each community's historic evolution and unique identity. Vernon, as the oldest incorporated city in the Okanagan Valley, has a rich inventory of heritage resources. For more than a century, Vernon has welcomed people from all parts of the world who were attracted by its character and physical beauty together with its economic and cultural diversity. Today Vernon continues to grow while maintaining for both newcomer and old-timer alike the connections with the past that lend a sense of stability and continuity to the community.
With cycling and hiking trails expanding every year, a growing transit system (providing direct access to UBCO), and a new public library and secondary school under construction, Vernon is the ideal location to raise your family, start a business or retire.
The Okanagan Valley has one of the most enviable climates in Canada. This makes Vernon and the Okanagan Valley a popular choice among visitors, immigrants and other Canadians who are relocating or retiring. Although Vernon enjoys a four seasons climate, it is not unusual to see golfers on the courses in the spring while skiers enjoy the deep powder of nearby mountains.
