Programming Assistant – Summer Position
June 29 – August 22, 2026
$18.35/hour | Approximately 280 hours
The Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame is looking for an enthusiastic and community-minded Programming Assistant to join our team for the summer. This position is ideal for someone who enjoys working with the public, bringing energy to community events, and helping create engaging experiences that connect people through sport, culture, and history, and is willing to work alternate hours, including weekends, evenings and some travel.
Throughout the summer, the successful candidate will play a key role in supporting the Hall of Fame’s Traveling Mobile Exhibit and community programming initiatives. From local activations in Regina to special events across Saskatchewan, this position offers the opportunity to travel, collaborate with a small team, and help deliver memorable experiences for visitors of all ages.
The Programming Assistant will also contribute to the development and delivery of hands-on activities, educational programming, and interactive demonstrations designed to encourage participation and learning. Whether helping children explore historical sport games, facilitating STEM-based physical literacy challenges, or supporting museum visitors during busy programming days, this role is perfect for someone who enjoys being active, adaptable, and creative.
This is a dynamic position that combines public engagement, event support, and behind-the-scenes museum work. No two days are exactly alike, and the successful candidate will gain valuable experience in programming, visitor services, event coordination, and cultural organization operations.
Applicants should be comfortable with travel, physical activity, and working flexible hours, including evenings and weekends. A criminal record check and a valid driver’s licence are required.
This position is funded through the Canada Summer Jobs program. Applicants must be between 15 and 30 years of age, legally eligible to work in Canada (international students are not eligible for the Canada Summer Jobs grant), and possess a valid Social Insurance Number.
We encourage applicants who are enthusiastic, reliable, and interested in community engagement, sport, history, education, or museum programming to apply.
The full job posting is available here.