Applicants must be
(a) is between 15 and 30 years of age (inclusive) at the start of employment;
(b) is a Canadian Citizen, permanent resident, or person on whom refugee protection has been conferred under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act [S.C. 2001, c. 27]*; and
(c) is legally entitled to work according to the relevant provincial / territorial legislation and regulations. *International students are not eligible. Recent immigrants are eligible if they are Canadian Citizens or permanent residents.
d) Do not have to be a student.

Constituency: South Shore-St. Margarets – sports program administrative coordinator $18/hour 35 hours/week
Constituency: Kings-Hants – sports programs coordinator $18/hour 35 hours/week
Constituency: Dartmouth-Cole Harbour – special events program planner $17.50/hour 35 hours/week

Planning triathlon events and programs for those areas. An asset if you have knowledge of triathlon or have participated in the sport but not a prerequisite. Also an asset if you live in those areas but not a must.

Triathlon Nova Scotia has a summer employment position for a sports program administrative coordinator, if you are interested here is the job information.

Please email your resume and cover letter to triathlonnovacotia@gmail.com

With this additional support from the Communities, Culture, Tourism and Heritage Communities, Sport and Recreation Division the event was able to make some upgrades to improve the safety and delivery of the event.

We thank the Province of NS for their continued support of sport in the province.

Registration Information

Triathlon NS will be holding its annual general meeting and awards Saturday, March 25th from 2-4 pm at Garrison(1149 Marginal Road, Halifax).

There will be a cash bar if people would like a beverage.

At the AGM there will be an election of officers for the board of Triathlon NS with a variety of positions available.

Sunday May 29
11am – 1 pm
École Bois joli parking lot
École Bois-Joli
(902) 433-7070
https://goo.gl/maps/YgebQ3tV97zju7yK9

WHAT: Senior, certified cycling coaches will instruct athletes on proper techniques related to draft legal racing. The course promises to cover how to safely:

• Ride in a peloton/paceline environment
• Rotate positions within a paceline
• Signal to communicate within a paceline
• Position hands on the handlebars, maximizing safety
• Employ emergency maneuvers and proper braking procedures within a paceline
• Remove, drink, and replace water bottle while riding in a paceline
• Use all gears effectively
• Apply proper cornering techniques
• Apply seated and standing climbing techniques
• Apply the ‘long and low’ position to maximize aerodynamic efficiency

Athletes demonstrating relevant competencies will receive a Certificate issued by Triathlon NS upon completion of this clinic.

Pre-requisite: This clinic aims to build upon the skillset of athletes that already have basic cycling competencies in place.  Athletes will be cycling in a pack environment; all participants attending Draft Clinics must already possess basic cycling competencies.

Please note: The use of a road-specific bike with drop bars is required.  Riders with Mountain bikes, and time trail specific bicycles are not permitted to ride in groups but will be allowed to participate in the individual skill-building.  Only bicycles in good functional maintenance will be permitted.