Benefits

• Posting is live on the current employment page for up to 30 days
• The job posting will be placed on the BCIA website and social media accounts
• The job posting will be emailed directly to all Registrants as part of the next Monthly Email Update, which is distributed within the first week of each month

Criteria

• Postings must be agrology-related, i.e., agriculture, agronomy, natural resources, environmental, reclamation, etc.
• If applicable, employers agree to cooperate to ensure the successful candidate(s) becomes registered to practice agrology.
• The postings will incur a $210.00 advertising fee*. GST/PST excluded
• BCIA reserves the right to accept or reject any posting or content.

To Post an Employment Ad

• A guest user account is required, if you do not have an account please create one (allow 1-3 days for authorization)
• Please provide your job posting details and make payment HERE.
• An order confirmation email will be sent after we've received payment.

Please submit items for posting, CLICK HERE

Please submit items for posting, CLICK HERE

• Advisor Program at Catalyste+ (national and international)

By sharing your professional knowledge and expertise, you can make a positive difference in Canada and around the world? Catalyste+, a Canadian nonprofit organization, is seeking volunteer advisors to mentor and advise on agriculture, agri-business, agri-forestry, natural resource management, governance and more in support of both economic and social change by strengthening the private sector and creating an environment for communities to thrive.

To learn more about becoming a Catalyste+ Advisor, please contact Volunteer With Us | Catalyste+ (catalysteplus.org)

BC Agriculture in the Classroom – Volunteer Opportunities

BC Agriculture in the Classroom is seeking volunteers to support their Ag Adventures programs in Kelowna and Abbotsford, as well as summer gardening camps for children aged 6–11. Volunteers help deliver hands-on, outdoor learning experiences focused on agriculture, food systems, and environmental stewardship for K–12 students.

This is a great opportunity to support agricultural literacy in BC, connect with the community, and gain eligible volunteer hours for professional development (documentation provided).

They are also offering a limited number of workshop-only spots in their Summer Institute (weeklong PD program), which includes field tours, guest speakers, and practical learning on sustainable food systems.

Summer Institute: https://www.bcaitc.ca/summer-institute

Ag Adventures: https://www.bcaitc.ca/ag-adventures