How to become a CMS Ambassador
The Career Management Services (CMS) Ambassador Program offers a unique opportunity for students to get involved at John Molson.
What are the responsibilities of a CMS Ambassador?
- Understand the strategies and direction of CMS, positively reinforce the value and clearly convey career management resources available for John Molson students while providing high quality customer service
- CMS Ambassadors will deliver in-class presentations that introduce CMS services to new and current students and particpaite in open drop-in sessions
- Represent CMS and assist in career events (i.e. Employer Recrutiment/Information Sessions, Career Fairs, Panels,booths and other special events, etc.)
- Be receptive and open to both formal and informal feedback from the CMS Program Managers, CMS staff, Coordinators
- Participate in the continuous creation, evaluation and enhancement of CMS projects and John Molson outreach initiatives
What is the required commitment?
- Approximately 50 hours of on-campus experiential learning over 8 months (2 semesters)
- Participate in initial training and be willing to participate in additional training and meetings throughout both terms (exact times and dates will be discussed when hired)
- Maintain a high level of confidentiality, respect and ethical standards
- Enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program at John Molson (in good academic standing)
- Be able to effectively communicate in English (Fluency in other languages is considered an asset though French is preferred)
What skills do you look for in a CMS Ambassador?
- Proactive and Innovative: Self-starter with flexibility and punctuality.
- Team Player: Works well independently and in a team setting.
- Diverse and Professional: Respect for diversity and business etiquette.
- Effective Communicator: Strong communication skills and professionalism.
- Engaging and Enthusiastic: Ability to connect with others and understand their needs.
- Reliable: Balances academic and ambassador responsibilities effectively.
- Academic Standing: Enrolled in a John Molson undergraduate or graduate program and in good academic standing
- Bilingualism: Fluency in English and French is an asset
