SW 448-003 Social Work Practicum II - Winter 2027 - Regina Face-to-Face

SW 448-003 Social Work Practicum II - Winter 2027 - Regina Face-to-Face

Regina Full-Time On-site
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At iMarketing, we inspire people around a common purpose to take small actions that collectively make a big difference. We build communities of supporters and donors in the social good and advocacy space. Through the power of our innovative services, we link people with causes, providing our clients with the support and resources to make great things happen.

As a Fundraising Professional at iMarketing, you will play a crucial role in driving the financial success for our diverse range of clients in the not-for-profit, political, and community association sectors.

You are an engaging communicator who is passionate about inspiring people to donate to important causes.

What you can expect as a Fundraising Professional at iMarketing:

  • You will interact with an average of 135 individuals daily over the phone.
  • You will learn how to skillfully establish rapport and solicit donations while delivering a well-crafted presentation that effectively communicates the campaign's significance.
  • You will empathetically listen to consumers and overcome objections, creating urgency and encouraging support.
  • You will communicate regularly with your team, sharing and celebrating success.
  • You will be supported by our Training and Leadership teams and provided with coaching and feedback to reach goals.
  • You will make a difference. Each and every day.

What we offer:

  • Competitive Compensation
  • $18 - $28 per hour
  • Generous Bonus Structure
  • Great Benefits Package
  • Flexible Schedules - Full-time and Part-time
  • Diverse Team
  • Paid 3 Week Virtual Training
  • All Necessary Equipment Supplied (You Just Need High-speed Internet)

SW 448-003 Social Work Practicum II - Winter 2027 - Regina Face-to-Face employer: University of Regina

At the University of Regina Press, we pride ourselves on fostering a collaborative and inclusive work environment that values creativity and scholarly excellence. As a Development Editor, you will have the opportunity to contribute to meaningful publications in Indigenous and Canadian studies while enjoying professional growth through mentorship and access to diverse resources. Our remote work culture promotes flexibility and work-life balance, making it an ideal place for passionate individuals looking to make a significant impact in the academic publishing landscape.

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Contact Details:

University of Regina Recruitment Team