The most interesting of the opportunities we've seen this week:
The Canadian Institute for Advanced Research, a global network that supports Canada's research community, is seeking a new
programs department coordinator. The successful candidate will be providing administrative support, and help ensure the smooth operation of the office of the Vice Presidents’ of Research; applicants should have some senior administrative experience.
For those with a specific interest in health science, a few particular opportunities of note. The Ontario Institute for Cancer Research is hiring an
IT manager to help meet their corporate IT needs. Candidates with at least 7 years of relevant experience are preferred. The Canadian Cancer Society also has several vacancies at the moment. Two in particular of note: they are looking for a
senior manager of communications to lead all communications strategy within the organization's Ontario division; and they are looking for a
marketing assistant to help provide support for national marketing strategies.
The East Scarborough Storefront, a community development organization, is currently filling two vacancies. One is a maternity leave opening for a
local economic opportunities specialist to support existing local businesses and aspiring entrepreneurs in the community. The other is a permanent position for a
community employment specialist, whose role will be to help local residents connect to job opportunities and pursue meaningful career development.
For those with an interest in the environment, TREC Renewable Energy Cooperative needs an
accounts coordinator with strong data management and mathematical skils. Another environmental group needing some office support: Lake Ontario Waterkeeper. The non-profit works to preserve and improve the health of our great lake, and is looking for a
secretary to fill a three month contract, with a possibility of renewal.
Bridging the worlds of nature and culture, the McMichael Art Collection offers visitors the opportunity to engage both with Canadian art and the Canadian landscape. They are looking for an
arts and special programs coordinator, to help develop and implement school, corporate, and other public programming.
Finally, for those who simply love Toronto and have a deep understanding of the city, Walk T.O., a pedestrian-based tour guide company, is looking for part-time
educational tour guides. The walks are environmentally and socially conscious, and the audience will be students in grades 5-12.
Do you know of a creative and innovative job opportunity? Let us know!