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Job InformationJob Requisition ID: 20681Ministry: Communications and Public EngagementLocation: EdmontonFull or Part-Time: Full TimeHours of Work: 36.25 hours per weekRegular/Temporary: Regular and TemporaryScope: OpenClosing Date: Ongoing until filledClassification: Program Services 3About UsCommunications and Public Engagement (CPE) is the Government of Alberta’s full-service communications, public relations and marketing agency.CPE provides planning, execution and measurement of communications efforts. Its expert staff provides specialized services across the spectrum of communications and marketing from research, design, writing and social media, to event coordination, issues management, digital communications, advertising and public consultation.The agency staffs the external communications functions in all departments of government and its operations branch, with a mandate of enhancing communications between the people and the Government of Alberta.For information about CPE, visit our website atRoleLooking for a change CPE has a Communications Advisor (PS3) position available at a number of ministries within the Government of Alberta. This position provides advice and support to clients within the department, working closely with other communications advisors. Planning and attending ministerial announcements, producing lively communications materials and effectively using social media are all part of the role. This competition will also be used to fill future vacancies in other areas, so if you are interested in what a different communications branch may offer, now is the time to put your name forward!Regardless of which branch you are in, Communications Advisors in all ministries have some things in common. You must understand the goals and priorities of the Government of Alberta and how they align with ministry deliverables, stakeholders and other groups. You will use proven relationship-building skills to proactively develop networks, allowing you to better understand clients’ communications needs and become a trusted advisor in areas such as issues management, communications planning and media event planning, to name a few.A strong drive for results helps successful Communications Advisors deliver high-quality, strategic plans and products.Duties include: