Bismarck Parks & Recreation

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Bismarck Parks and Recreation District is an equal opportunity employer.



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Job Openings

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Full-Time Employment Opportunities

Part-Time Employment Opportunities

Position Number of Hours Information/Job Descriptions Contact Person
BLAST 15-20 hours per week.
3 – 6pm
M-FMust be 16 years of age or older		 BLAST Leaders Cindy Gums, 222-6771
Facility attendants and/or front desk staff WWMB: 20-30 hrs/wk. Evenings and weekends.

Capital Racquet & Fitness Center (CRFC): 10-20 hrs/wk. Evenings and weekends.
  • World War Memorial Building: Jeremy Dykstra, 222-6641
  • CRFC Katrina Hanenberg,  221-6855
Fitness Staff:

  • Group Fitness Instructor
  • Water Aerobics Instructor
  • Flexible hours
  • Free Membership to both fitness facilities
  • Paid Prep-time
 Linsay Berg, 751-4271, LBerg@bisparks.org
Lifeguards

Swim Lesson Instructors

 Up to 40, based on availability BSC Aquatic & Wellness Center: Jahna Gardiner, 751-4270
Local Foods Coordinator
 20-30 hours per week Local Foods Coordinator RaNae Jochim, 222-6766
Programs (youth & adult):
Archery, Basketball and volleyball.
• Coaches
• Officials		 Hours Vary
  • Adult Basketball:
    Brandon Wilkens, 222-6531
  • Archery, Youth Volleyball:
    Jeremy Dykstra, 222-6641
  • Adult Volleyball: RaNae Jochim, 222-6766
Warming House Attendants
  • 20-40 hours per week (dependent on shift schedule)
  • Monday – Friday from 3:30 – 9pm
  • Saturday, Sunday and public school holidays 1 – 9pm
  • Sledding hill – weekends and public school holidays 12 – 5pm
 Warming House Attendants Colin Bales, 222-6464

Internship Program

All 2021 Summer Internships are now full.

Bismarck Parks and Recreation District (BPRD) offers an engaging and educational internship program. In which, community college, college undergraduate, graduate students, and recent graduates can apply traditional academic classroom learning into real-world work experience within a local government parks agency, to develop technical skills for career development. The internship goal is to provide interns with the following opportunities:

  • Gain practical experience in the parks and recreation industry.
  • Understand the impact of park and recreation infrastructure and services to the community and how the agency operates in a municipal government setting.
  • Understand the duties and responsibilities of parks and recreation jobs and career paths in the industry.
  • Become involved in activities that will develop professional skills and foster professionalism.
  • Determine professional strengths and areas in which to grow/improve.
  • Develop an understanding of the organizational environment and administrative procedures.

This 12-week paid internship provides a rewarding and valuable experience for those seeking introductory work experience, and/or college credit.

Internship Eligibility

Applicants must be a student enrolled in a community college, undergraduate, graduate, or recent graduate pursuing a degree in park/recreation administration, business or public administration, community engagement, marketing/communications, and/or similar relevant majors.

Internship Qualifications

BPRD is looking for applicants with the following required qualifications:

  • Are motivated self-starters, able to flexibly work independently and work effectively in a team environment.
  • Have humility and a desire to work on a variety of assignments, from daily tasks to high priority park projects.
  • Have a basic understanding of parks and recreation operations, programs or community outreach strategies.
  • Can provide support to a small team of staff, potentially including assisting staff at community meetings.

Internship Pay, Schedule & Location

  • Interns will receive $11.25/hour.
  • The internship time commitment is at least 20 hours per week. Specific internship schedules will be determined upon internship offer, but it will be routine week to week between Mondays – Fridays 8:00am – 5:00pm. Evening and weekend work may also be required.

The internship schedule will be determined and based on interns’ availability. Interns will work at the BPRD main office and may have periodic fieldwork at other facilities within the district.

For additional questions, please contact RaNae Jochim at rjochim@bisparks.org.

 

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