Calgary's post-secondaries are hiring more than 180 people between them.
Most of the roles are the kind a student can actually get, and a lot of them publish the pay before you apply.
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Mount Royal is hiring an entire broadcast crew
Mount Royal has 51 open roles, and this is the cluster worth reading first.
Broadcast Play by Play Commentator. Broadcast Colour Commentator. Broadcast Camera Operator. Broadcast Supervisor/Producer. Video Board Operator at $21.87 to $27.61 an hour.
That's a working broadcast team for Cougars games, posted at the start of the season. For anyone in broadcasting, communications or journalism, it's on-air and behind-the-glass experience you can put on a reel.
The game-day jobs at MRU
Announcer — $21.87 to $27.61 an hour.
Game Day Supervisor, Courts Operations Supervisor — $21.87 to $27.61.
Statistician, Sports Information Assistant.
Scoresheet Attendant, Shot Clock Operator, Game Day Clock Operator, Game Day Camera Film Operator — $15.45 to $19.44.
Hockey Operations Team Member, Hockey Rover, Hockey Penalty Box Attendant — $15.45 to $19.44.
Intramural Lead, Intramural Scorekeeper, Promotions Assistant — $15.45 to $19.44.
And a climbing wall
Five separate positions on the wall alone.
Climbing Wall Lead Route Setter. Climbing Wall 2, Route Setter. Climbing Wall 2, Experience Lead. Climbing Wall 3, Instructor. Climbing Wall 1, Monitor.
The numbering is MRU's own skill tiering, which means there's a progression built in. Start as a monitor, work up to setting routes.
The lowest-barrier jobs
Usher, Event and Theatre Services — $15.45 an hour.
Library Aide — $17.00 an hour.
Fitness Centre Shift Lead — $15.00 to $18.87 an hour. That starting rate is Alberta's minimum wage exactly.
Fitness Centre Associate. Recreation Facility Attendant — $15.45 to $19.44. Campus Store Services Assistant. Customer Experience Representative.

Mount Royal flies planes
Worth knowing if you didn't: MRU runs an aviation program.
Flight Instructor — $54,319 to $97,773 a year. That's a wide band, which usually reflects ratings and hours.
Aviation Scheduler and Dispatcher — $61,170 to $77,404 a year.
The senior and professional roles at MRU
Manager, Electrical and Architectural Systems — $100,867 to $139,194 a year, the highest published band on the board.
Associate Vice President, Indigenization and Decolonization.
Research Impact Specialist — $42.53 to $53.83 an hour.
Manager, Financial Reporting and Analysis. Data Engineer. Academic Advisor. Leadership Giving Officer. Gender-Based Violence Prevention and Response Advisor. Athletic Therapy Clinical Practicum Coordinator.
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Student support and administration
Administrative Assistant, Iniskim Centre — $23.64 to $29.89 an hour. The Iniskim Centre is MRU's Indigenous student services hub.
Tutor, Iniskim Centre — $23.64 to $29.89 an hour.
Administrative Assistant. Scheduling Operations Assistant. Student Program Coordinator, Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship. Program Facilitator, Speech Arts.
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University of Calgary: roughly 100 roles
U of C is the largest employer of the four, with third-party job trackers listing between 100 and 120 open positions.
Recent postings include a Medical Office Assistant with Student Wellness Services, a Schulich Studio Technician with the Schulich School of Engineering on an eight-month term, an Employer Specialist with the Engineering Career Centre on a 24-month term, and a part-time Administrative Assistant with the Calgary Institute for the Humanities.
Also posted: a Senior Software Developer in Information Technologies on a 12-month term, and an Events and Communications Specialist in the Office of the Provost.
The one worth knowing about: an Evening Supervisor at the Olympic Oval, a recurring part-time role in the Faculty of Kinesiology. The Oval is a 1988 Games legacy facility and describes itself as home to the fastest ice in the world.
Academic postings run deep. Sessional instructors are being sought in anthropology and archaeology, English, music, Spanish, philosophy and gender and sexuality studies, electrical and software engineering, biological sciences and nursing. There are tenure-track openings in computer science and at the Haskayne School of Business.
Most support staff roles fall under the AUPE bargaining unit, which is why pay bands appear in the postings.
U of C postings are at careers.ucalgary.ca.

Bow Valley College and SAIT
Bow Valley College — 18 open roles in Calgary.
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SAIT — 13 open roles in Calgary.
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What to know before applying
Most of these publish the pay, which is a post-secondary hiring norm and unusual in the wider market. The rate in the posting is the rate, because it's set by a collective agreement.
Many are casual, term or variable-hours positions. Game-day roles run on the athletics calendar. U of C lists a lot of limited-term postings running six to 24 months. That's a feature if you're a student and a limitation if you need permanent full-time.
Timing matters. Most of the MRU postings went up between August 14 and 27, right before the semester. Campus hiring clusters that way, and the applicant pool is at its largest right now.
Answer every listed qualification in writing. Post-secondary postings score applications against stated requirements, and failing to address one is the most common reason a strong candidate gets cut early.
Expect background checks on anything student-facing.
Where to find them
Mount Royal, Bow Valley and SAIT postings are on our job board with full descriptions, and applications go straight to each school's own careers site.
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