Careers - Toronto Film School

Adjunct Faculty in the Departments of Adult Education and Educational Leadership

Company

Founded in 2004, Yorkville University is a Canadian university with a national presence. With campuses in New Brunswick, Ontario, and British Columbia, Yorkville University offers professional, practitioner-oriented undergraduate and graduate degree programs online, in-person, and as blended. Learn more at www.yorkvilleu.ca

Position

The Faculty of Education promotes rigorous study and its innovative application as it supports students in their efforts to leverage education to change lives in their own communities. We recognize and value the rich experiential knowledge that leads individuals to higher education, and we are committed to cultivating learning spaces that position those experiences as co-curricular.

The Faculty of Education is seeking adjunct faculty to support its online Master of Education programs. While our degrees are offered with specializations in Adult Education, Leadership in Learning, and Educational Administration, we are also happy to receive applications from EDI scholars, and scholars of methodology, critical praxis, or change and transformation.

Minimum requirements:

Ph.D. (Education) or Ed.D.
Experience teaching graduate courses in an online environment
Experience in Graduate Research supervision
Active Research Portfolio

Application Process:

Application package must include a letter of application, indicating how candidates meet the above criteria, as well as current CV, detailing courses taught, courses developed, publications, and names of three references.

Equity, diversity, and inclusion are a critical component of life at Yorkville University, and we are committed to making these values an integral part of our culture. The Faculty of Education

encourages applications from all qualified candidates, including women, persons with disabilities, members of the BIPOC community, people within the LGBTQ2SIA+ community, as well as other historically marginalized groups.

The Faculty of Education welcomes local and global applications to teach in our diverse and culturally sensitive programs. Relocation to the campus is not required.

Please forward application package to the attention of Dr. Sepideh Mahani, Associate Dean, care of Human Resources at [email protected]

Admissions Advisor

Toronto Film School is seeking a dynamic and innovative individual to join its Admissions team across our three campuses in Toronto, Ontario.

Reporting to the Director of Admissions, you will be responsible for managing company generated leads and personally developed leads by supporting, interviewing and encouraging qualified students to study in Toronto Film School programs. You will be responsible for guiding prospective students through the admissions and registration process.

Position Profile

• 1-2 years of relevant public relations, sales and customer service.

• Exceptional communications skills written and oral

• Bachelor’s Degree preferred

• Outstanding telephone skills and demeanor

• Self-discipline and the ability to work independently and with a team

• Working a flexible schedule in a fast paced environment

• Excellent organizational skills, communication skills and excellent attention
to detail

• High standards of ethics and integrity

• Shares our commitment to changing lives

• An entrepreneurial attitude towards individual performance

• Results and goal oriented

• Meticulous about keeping records

Interested applicants should forward their resume and cover letter to[email protected]

Graphic Design Instructors

If you love design, and enjoy sharing your passion with the next generation, we want to talk to you.

We are looking for several teachers of Graphic Design for a variety of courses, including Motion Graphics, Packaging, Layout, Adobe Software, Art Direction and Visual Communication.

Requirements:

Minimum 6 years experience as a graphic design professional with a strong portfolio

Preference:

2 years experience in a teaching or mentorship role

Please send your CV along with your portfolio and (if applicable) examples of your students’ work.

About Toronto Film School

Toronto Film School offers a fast and effective path to an exciting career in film, television, theatre, fashion, graphic design or video games.

What sets Toronto Film School apart is that right from the start students begin the transformative process of turning raw energy and creativity into the practical skills demanded by the competitive world of the entertainment industry.

Students will be filming, editing, performing, writing and designing in a high-energy environment, preparing for exciting careers within the entertainment industry – with the guidance of industry professionals and supportive faculty, who understand what it takes to succeed.

Toronto Film School has three campuses in the GTA: Dundas Square, Davisville and Concord.

Please visit www.torontofilmschool.ca for further information.

Toronto Film School is committed to providing accessible employment practices that are in compliance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (‘AODA’). If you require accommodation for disability during any stage of the recruitment process, please notify Human Resources at 1-866- 467-0661 ext. 1236.

Interested applicants should forward their resume and cover letter to [email protected]

Instructors

The Toronto Film School has opportunities for part time instructors in the Fashion Design, Fashion Marketing & Merchandising, and Graphic Design programs at our Davisville campus.

Experts are sought in all areas, current opportunities:

Introduction to Fashion Photography
• Gerber
• Colour Theory

You will possess a minimum of 8 years of professional experience and a diploma or degree in a related field. Previous teaching experience is an asset.

If you are interested in teaching in an institution dedicated to student learning, please send your resume along with a cover letter to [email protected]

Regional Director of Student Recruitment - Asia

Toronto Film School has an opening for the role of Regional Director of Student Recruitment – Asia.

This role will be located at our 2180 Steeles Avenue campus in Concord, Ontario but will include regular travel to Asia and may involve extended periods of time away from home.

The RegionalDirector of Student Recruitment – Asia is responsible for the recruitment of students for Yorkville University and the Toronto Film School in the Asia region.

The Director will establish and deliver a recruitment strategy and conduct intensive overseas student recruitment activities in Asia and within Canada.

Success will be measured by the number of students who start and study in one of Yorkville University and/or the Toronto Film School’s degree or diploma programs.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Recruit students to study in Yorkville University and Toronto Film School programs in Canada through (but not limited to) the following channels:
- Transnational Partnerships
- International High Schools and Creative High Schools
- Training (preparatory programs)
- Agents
- Local (Canadian) international schools
- Other channels
Develop and maintain a wide range of high-level external international relationships with entities such as teachers, guidance counsellors, owners and directors of international and private high schools around the world including those in Canada.
Develop and maintain relationships with and conduct on-going training for the owners, managers and counselors of educational advising partners or agents located in Asia or other parts of the world.
Develop and maintain relationships with potential partner institutions in Asia. Work with internal academic leadership to develop transnational partnerships with Asian universities and colleges. Engage in recruitment activities at these colleges and universities in order to promote Yorkville University and Toronto Film School programs abroad.
Run recruitment events for prospective students and applicants in Asia.
Work with marketing in the development of their advertising strategies and campaigns in Asia.
Work with the Directors of Admissions to ensure Asian students and agents are receiving exceptional service at the inquiry and application stage.
Manage partnerships in Asia to maximize yield in terms of student starts. Serve as a communication bridge between internal academic leaders and their counterparts in partner organizations.
Ensures all duties and responsibilities are performed within budgeted resources.

POSITION PROFILE

A Bachelors Degree required, Masters degree preferred.
5 or more years experience recruiting international students in Asia.
Bilingual in Mandarin and English with strong written and verbal communication skills
A knowledge of concrete recruitment tactics and experience in the successful implementation of these tactics.
Highly ambitious and self-motivated with a strong sense of personal accountability
A fearless relationship builder
A willingness to work hours that correspond with Asian time zones as necessary
A willingness to travel
A deep knowledge of and experience in student recruitment in Asia.

Interested applicants should forward their resume and cover letter to the HR department at [email protected]

About Toronto Film School

Toronto Film School offers a fast and effective path to an exciting career in film, television, theatre, fashion, graphic design or video games.

What sets Toronto Film School apart is that right from the start students begin the transformative process of turning raw energy and creativity into the practical skills demanded by the competitive world of the entertainment industry.

Students will be filming, editing, performing, writing and designing in a high-energy environment, preparing for exciting careers within the entertainment industry – with the guidance of industry professionals and supportive faculty, who understand what it takes to succeed.

Toronto Film School has three campuses in the GTA: Dundas College, Davisville and Concord.

Please visit www.torontofilmschool.ca for further information.

Toronto Film School is committed to providing accessible employment practices that are in compliance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (‘AODA’). If you require accommodation for disability during any stage of the recruitment process, please notify Human Resources at 1-866- 467-0661 ext. 1236.

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Experience:

Recruiting: 1 year (Preferred)

Regional Director of Student Recruitment – Latin America and Africa

Toronto Film School has an opening for the role of Regional Director of Student Recruitment – Latin America and Africa.

This role will be located at our 2180 Steeles Avenue campus in Concord, Ontario but will include regular travel to Latin America and Africa and may involve extended periods of time away from home.

The Regional Director of Student Recruitment – Latin America and Africa is responsible for the recruitment of students for Yorkville University and the Toronto Film School in the Latin America and Africa region.

The Director will establish and deliver a recruitment strategy and conduct intensive overseas student recruitment activities in Latin America and Africa and within Canada.

Success will be measured by the number of students who start and study in one of Yorkville University and/or the Toronto Film School’s degree or diploma programs.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Recruit students to study in Yorkville University and Toronto Film School programs in Canada through (but not limited to) the following channels:
- Transnational Partnerships
- International High Schools and Creative High Schools
- Training (preparatory programs)
- Agents
- Local (Canadian) international schools
- Other channels
Develop and maintain a wide range of high-level external international relationships with entities such as teachers, guidance counsellors, owners and directors of international and private high schools around the world including those in Canada.
Develop and maintain relationships with and conduct on-going training for the owners, managers and counselors of educational advising partners or agents located in Latin America and Africa or other parts of the world.
Develop and maintain relationships with potential partner institutions in Latin America and Africa. Work with internal academic leadership to develop transnational partnerships with Latin America and African universities and colleges. Engage in recruitment activities at these colleges and universities in order to promote Yorkville University and Toronto Film School programs abroad.
Run recruitment events for prospective students and applicants in Latin America and Africa.
Work with marketing in the development of their advertising strategies and campaigns in Latin America and Africa.
Work with the Directors of Admissions to ensure Latin America and African students and agents are receiving exceptional service at the inquiry and application stage.
Manage partnerships in Latin America and Africa to maximize yield in terms of student starts. Serve as a communication bridge between internal academic leaders and their counterparts in partner organizations.
Ensures all duties and responsibilities are performed within budgeted resources.

POSITION PROFILE

A Bachelors Degree required, Masters degree preferred.
5 or more years experience recruiting international students in Latin America and Africa.
Bilingual in Spanish and English with strong written and verbal communication skills
A knowledge of concrete recruitment tactics and experience in the successful implementation of these tactics.
Highly ambitious and self-motivated with a strong sense of personal accountability
A fearless relationship builder
A willingness to work hours that correspond with Latin America and African time zones as necessary
A willingness to travel
A deep knowledge of and experience in student recruitment in Latin America and Africa.

Interested applicants should forward their resume and cover letter to the HR department at [email protected]

About Toronto Film School

Toronto Film School offers a fast and effective path to an exciting career in film, television, theatre, fashion, graphic design or video games.

What sets Toronto Film School apart is that right from the start students begin the transformative process of turning raw energy and creativity into the practical skills demanded by the competitive world of the entertainment industry.

Students will be filming, editing, performing, writing and designing in a high-energy environment, preparing for exciting careers within the entertainment industry – with the guidance of industry professionals and supportive faculty, who understand what it takes to succeed.

Toronto Film School has three campuses in the GTA: Dundas College, Davisville and Concord.

Please visit www.torontofilmschool.ca for further information.

Toronto Film School is committed to providing accessible employment practices that are in compliance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (‘AODA’). If you require accommodation for disability during any stage of the recruitment process, please notify Human Resources at 1-866- 467-0661 ext. 1236.

Job Types: Full-time, Permanent

Experience:

Recruiting: 1 year (Preferred)