Part Time Field Representative

Ontario Soil and Crop Improvement Association

. Support program delivery across multiple counties and districts according to OSCIA procedures .

Posted 9/28/2026part-timeRemote • CanadaMid-LevelSenior💰 CA$28 - CA$35 per hourWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in agricultural program delivery, including facilitation of workshops and engagement with farming communities. Proficient in administrative coordination, communication, and understanding of Ontario agriculture and sustainability practices.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Post-Secondary Education In AgricultureFacilitating Adult Education SessionsStrong Communication SkillsKnowledge Of Agricultural Funding ProgramsOrganizational Skills

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Hard Skills

Understanding Of Ontario AgricultureFacilitating WorkshopsKnowledge Of Best Management PracticesComputer LiteracyTime ManagementAdministrative TrackingAbility To Conduct InspectionsEngaging Farm BusinessesResearch InitiativesCost-Share Application Support

Soft Skills

Excellent Interpersonal SkillsCustomer Service ExperienceAbility To Adapt To Changing EnvironmentsTeam CollaborationProfessionalism

Tools & Technologies

Virtual PlatformsDigital ToolsComputer ApplicationsFiling SystemsCommunication Tools

Certifications & Qualifications

Valid Ontario Class G Driver’s License

Industry Keywords

Sustainable Agriculture ProgrammingEnvironmental SciencesRural Community DynamicsAgricultural EventsFunding Opportunities

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Support program delivery across multiple counties and districts according to OSCIA procedures
Conduct virtual and in-person workshops, including logistics, delivery, reporting, and administration
Co-deliver workshops with Technical Advisors
Promote cost-share opportunities and assist with research initiatives through public engagement
Liaise with farmers by phone, email, and in person regarding cost-share applications and claims
Conduct on-site or virtual inspections of approved cost-share projects
Assist with information sessions about funding opportunities and program modifications
Provide accurate information aligned with operational procedures and funding guidelines
Identify efficiencies, share field insights, and incorporate client feedback to improve programs
Participate in agricultural events, producer meetings, conferences, workshops, and networking opportunities
Represent OSCIA in sustainable agriculture programming and knowledge transfer
Build and maintain relationships with farm organizations, agribusinesses, and partner organizations
Maintain confidentiality and data security in electronic and physical filing systems
Participate in team meetings, planning sessions, and staff training
Contribute to program messaging and outreach strategies
Track and report client feedback for process improvements
Travel within the assigned district and occasionally outside the region for support, training, or events
Prioritize seasonal workloads around farmer schedules and program timelines

Requirements

What you’ll need

Post-secondary education in agriculture, environmental sciences, or a related discipline; equivalent work experience considered
Strong understanding of Ontario agriculture, including environmental and economic farm sustainability, biosecurity, soil health, water quality, and best management practices
Demonstrated experience facilitating adult education sessions or agricultural workshops
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills when working with farming audiences
Customer service experience supporting producers or agricultural clients
Ability to engage farm businesses and encourage participation in programs
Strong administrative, coordination, and organizational skills
Ability to adapt to changing environments and learn new concepts quickly
Skilled in a wide range of computer applications and technology
Valid Ontario Class G driver’s license required
Familiarity with agricultural funding programs and sustainability practices
Knowledge of rural community dynamics and Ontario farm operations
Strong presentation and adult-learning facilitation skills
Computer literacy and comfort with virtual platforms and digital tools
Excellent time management and administrative tracking
Ability to work independently and in a team while managing a flexible schedule
Reliable transportation required
Dependable, high-speed internet connection required for virtual meetings and online collaboration
Ability to work early mornings, evenings, and weekends as needed
Ability to occasionally lift files, laptops, and workshop materials up to 20 lbs
Ability to maintain professionalism and confidentiality

Benefits

Comp & perks

Remote/home office work arrangement
Flexible working hours
Professional development and personal growth
Staff training
Occasional travel and event participation