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The Calgary Minor Soccer Association is seeking outgoing individuals to support the CMSA Grassroots League and CMSA tournaments/events this season on a part-time basis. This position will report to the Tournaments and Events Coordinator and the CMSA Technical Manager and will be responsible for assisting in planning and coordinating the CMSA U7-U9 Grassroots League Match Days, as well as tournaments and competitions hosted by CMSA.
View the job posting HERE.
The Technical Programs Coordinator position offers the chance to lead innovative programs, drive grassroots and league development, and support the growth of soccer at all levels. You’ll oversee the U7-U9 Grassroots and U10+ Leagues, contribute to coach and referee development, soccer in schools, adapted programs, and drive club growth initiatives in alignment with our forward-thinking 2024-2027 Technical Plan. You’ll collaborate with a dedicated team, Member Clubs, and stakeholders to innovate programs, refine strategies, and support technical excellence. The Technical Programs Coordinator will ensure these programs are well organized, appropriately staffed, operationally ready, and delivered to a high standard in alignment with CMSA’s technical and strategic priorities.
View the job posting HERE.
The Calgary Minor Soccer Association is seeking an ambitious and experienced Referee Development Coordinator to assist in referee recruitment, retention, and development strategies. The individual will have experience in refereeing and be familiar with the referee structure in Alberta. Motivation to increase the quality and quantity of the referee pool is a must. This exciting role will directly influence referee development and soccer in Calgary, having a significant impact on our 30,000+ players, coaches, officials, and volunteers. The Referee Development Coordinator will be a well-organized and dynamic individual who takes initiative and is not afraid to tackle new challenges.
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Type: Casual / event-based, approx. 15–30 appearances per year
Compensation: $20.00/hour (Performer) · $17.50/hour (Attendant) · 3-hour minimum call
Closes: November 1, 2026
About Sport Calgary
Sport Calgary is a nonprofit that supports 350+ sport clubs and associations across the city. We exist so every kid can find their sport — and through it, a place they belong. Our work removes the barriers that keep kids out: cost, access, and awareness.
Rookie is our mascot, and for a lot of Calgary kids, Rookie is the first and only piece of Sport Calgary they’ll ever meet in person. We’re hiring two casual roles to bring Rookie to community events, school visits, club nights and festivals across the 2026–27 season.
Mascot Performer — $20.00/hour
You perform as Rookie: no speaking, limited vision, 20-minute sets, and a room full of kids who will remember it forever.
Perform at community events, school visits, club nights, festivals and Sport Calgary flagship events
Lead the energy — high fives, dance-offs, photo poses, mini games
Read the room: big for a crowd, small and gentle for a nervous child
Stay in character at all times. Rookie never speaks and never removes the head in public
Care for and transport the costume
Backgrounds that translate well: dance, theatre, cheer, sport, coaching, cosplay, camp leadership.
Mascot Attendant — $17.50/hour
You are Rookie’s eyes, voice and exit — and the adult accountable for every interaction being safe and visible.
Stay within arm’s reach of Rookie at all times in public
Speak on Rookie’s behalf — greet families, run the photo line, share what Sport Calgary does
Manage crowds and physical space, and guide the performer around hazards
Monitor for heat and fatigue, and call breaks. This decision is yours, not the performer’s
Capture photo and video at every appearance
First aid certification an asset
Backgrounds that translate well: youth sport, camps, education, events, front-of-house or customer-facing work.
Requirements (both roles)
18 years or older
Police Information Check with Vulnerable Sector Search — required before your first appearance. Sport Calgary covers the cost
Availability on weekends and weekday evenings, with the heaviest season running May through September
Reliable transportation to venues across Calgary. Parking and mileage reimbursed
Performer: comfortable carrying approximately 20 lbs of costume, and working in a hot environment. Approximate height range 5’6″–6’0″ for suit fit
Conditions
Paid from call time to release — the 45-minute setup, all mandated breaks, and pack-down are paid time. Rookie and the Attendant are always booked as a pair.
How to apply
No resume required. Send a short note telling us which role you want and why, plus a 60-second video of you moving — dance, play, be ridiculous. That’s the audition. Attendant applicants: instead of the video, tell us about a time you had to manage a crowd or say no to someone politely.
Apply to marketing@sportcalgary.ca by November 1, 2026.
Sport Calgary welcomes applicants of all backgrounds, abilities and experience levels. If you need an accommodation at any stage of the process, tell us and we’ll work it out.
Recreational Sports Supervisor
Department of Cougars Athletics & Recreation | Mount Royal University
Permanent Full-Time | Mount Royal Staff Association (MRSA)
Starting Salary: $66,193.40
Closing Date: October 2, 2026
About the Role
Join the Cougars Athletics and Recreation team as our next Recreational Sports Supervisor (RSS)! This dynamic role offers an exciting opportunity to immerse yourself in the post-secondary campus recreation sector and shape the student experience. In this role, you will lead the planning, execution, evaluation, and assessment of all recreational sports programs—including intramurals, sport clubs, drop-in activities, tournaments, and instructional sessions.
Key Responsibilities
Student Team Leadership: Recruit, train, schedule, and mentor a diverse team of student employees, including sport-specific leaders, officials, and scorekeepers.
Sport Club & Practicum Support: Provide ongoing mentorship and operational support to sport club student executives and practicum students.
Program Oversight: Design and execute inclusive, high-quality recreational programming for the campus community.
Continuous Improvement: Assess and refine offerings to maximize student engagement and program impact.
Ready to Apply?
Take the next step in your campus recreation career with Mount Royal University.
Reporting to the Chief Sport Officer, the High-Performance Director (HPD) is a member of the Senior Leadership Team and leads the High-Performance programming; programming that enables podium performances on the world stage in line with Skate Canada’s strategy, vision, and values. The HPD is part of the Performance Excellence department and is well supported by PE staff.
The HPD is responsible for the development and management of the Train to Win stage of the Podium Pathway, including the implementation of the strategic direction of the High-Performance programing including leadership, planning, and management of the National Team, management of relationships with sport funding and performance partners, as well as people development, budgeting and administration. This is a full-time position that requires frequent travel domestically and worldwide.
Under the direction of the Director, Sport Operations, the Coordinator, Sport supports the efficient planning, administration, and delivery of Swim Alberta’s sport-related programs and services. This position plays a key role in executing the logistical and operational components of athlete, coach, and competition initiatives, including camps, tour teams, and funding programs. The Coordinator, Sport is responsible for maintaining tracking data, coordinating travel and event logistics, managing administrative systems and databases, and supporting communication efforts across the sport team. By ensuring the smooth execution of operations, this role helps advance Swim Alberta’s strategic priorities and supports a high standard of service to athletes, coaches, and clubs.
The Guest Experience Supervisor provides leadership and operational oversight for Guest Services and membership operations at SLS Centre. This hands-on role leads the Guest Services team, ensures a consistent and high-quality guest experience, and maintains accountability for front-line service standards, processes, and performance.
As a visible leader and trusted escalation point, the Supervisor supports staff development, customer service operations, and cross-departmental collaboration. Working closely with colleagues across the organization, this role helps create a welcoming, efficient, and community-focused environment while supporting service excellence, operational goals, and revenue objectives.
KidSport Calgary & Area exists because of our incredible partners and enthusiastic volunteers. Whether you’re an avid sports fan, believe that health and wellness are critical to childhood success, or simply want to make your community a better place, we want you on our team!
We are continually searching for more volunteers to assist in a number of essential roles, in a variety of fun events and activities throughout the year. Opportunities range from one-off support at our fundraising events, admin support in the office, equipment sorting and outfitting support with our Calgary Flames Sports Bank, to strategic positions with one of our board committees. You can even volunteer to plan your own fundraiser, and really get into the spirit of KidSport!
If you’re interested in being part of the enthusiastic, Calgary & Area team that makes it So ALL Kids Can Play! Please get in touch! Send an email outlining your interest to eden@kidsportcalgary.ca, or give us a call at 403-202-0251. Thanks for your interest in supporting our cause.
Canadian Adaptive Snowsports Association (CADS) Calgary is a volunteer-driven nonprofit organization that provides individuals with disabilities the opportunity to experience skiing and snowboarding. We ensure personalized support and meaningful progress with one-on-one coaching to group lessons. ONLINE VOLUNTEER REGISTRATION OPENS ON SEPTEMBER 1st and is ongoing. The number of students we can accept is directly tied to the number of volunteers who register. Each student is usually paired with 2 volunteer instructors, although that can vary depending on the needs of the student. We pair new volunteers with more experienced volunteer instructors. Volunteers need to be comfortable on skis or snowboard at WinSport, Canada Olympic Park. We provide training to our volunteers starting with information sessions in November and then we run a lesson program for students for 8 weeks starting in January. This year the lesson program runs for 6 Sunday evenings and 2 Saturday evenings. Volunteer training is Thursday and Friday evenings in December and then Thursday evenings in the new year.
Sign up early and join in the fun! Volunteer with CADS Calgary to share your passion for snowsports with those who need your support!
We are looking for some volunteers to come out and help aid our upcoming Learn to Skate Programs in the New Year:
Some of the responsibilities will be as follow:
Assist children in finding the correct skate size
Help put on and tie skates securely
Support coaches on the ice and help kids build confidence while skating
Hand out gloves and basic equipment as needed
Monitor ice capacity to ensure safety
Skating experience preferred, but not required
We are looking for volunteers ages 15+ to join us as Movement Mentors in our sessional programs!
As a Movement Mentor, you’ll bring your energy, creativity, and enthusiasm to share dance, music, and movement with participants of all abilities. In this welcoming and inclusive space, you’ll build meaningful connections while making a positive impact.
All volunteers receive training and hands-on guidance from our skilled facilitators. Each Movement Mentor is paired with a participant, creating the opportunity to develop a supportive and trusting one-on-one relationship
