Working at Ð԰ɵ¼º½
Join Our Team
Ð԰ɵ¼º½â€™s greatest asset is the people who work here.
Our people are passionate and make a difference every day. At Ð԰ɵ¼º½, we offer a variety of employment opportunities for faculty and staff roles across our post-secondary institution.
Ð԰ɵ¼º½ has been offering diverse programs and opportunities for learners since it was founded – as Red Deer College – in 1964. In 2021, we announced a new chapter in our evolution, when our institution officially became Ð԰ɵ¼º½.
To fulfill Ð԰ɵ¼º½â€™s mission of advancing economic and social development in Alberta, people representing diverse perspectives and experiences are required.  We welcome and encourage applications from Indigenous persons, Black and racialized persons, women, persons with disabilities, persons with any sexual orientation and persons of any gender identity or gender expression. 
Ð԰ɵ¼º½ provides job applicants with accommodations in accordance with the Alberta Human Rights Code.  To request an accommodation, please email  People & Culture.
All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply; however, Canadians and permanent residents will be given priority. 
Perks of Working at Ð԰ɵ¼º½
Careers at Ð԰ɵ¼º½
Ð԰ɵ¼º½ offers employment opportunities for faculty, non-credit instructors, staff and managers.
As you consider applying for a position at Ð԰ɵ¼º½, we want to help take some of the guesswork away. We hope to make the steps of applying for a position, being interviewed and being hired a positive experience.
As you explore the potential of working at Ð԰ɵ¼º½, you may have some questions. We've compiled information to help answer frequently asked questions. If your question is not addressed in this list, please contact us.
Collective Agreements & Bargaining
Ð԰ɵ¼º½ has a Faculty Association and bargaining units for staff members.
View current Collective Agreements to learn about working conditions for our employees that promote the mutual interests of Ð԰ɵ¼º½, the unions, the faculty association and our employees, as we work together to support our students and our communities.
- Faculty Association Collective Agreement (FAÐ԰ɵ¼º½) (2019-2024)
- Alberta Union of Provincial Employees Collective Agreement (AUPE) (2020-2024)
Want to learn more about the bargaining process and view status updates?
Onboarding
Our onboarding program is designed to provide you with the tools and information you need to transition into Ð԰ɵ¼º½ and become a high-performing contributor.
Successful onboarding is a shared responsibility between People & Culture, leadership team members, supervisors and you.
New employees will receive an onboarding package from Ð԰ɵ¼º½'s People & Culture team. New faculty and staff members will be invited to attend a Welcome Onboarding Session, hosted throughout the year.