Key Responsibilities:

• Support the coordination of studio programming, bookings, rentals, and scheduling during the summer season
• Assist with recurring property management and operational tasks within Unity’s community space
• Manage and track inventory, supplies, and equipment while supporting process improvements
• Update and organize studio training materials and operational resources
• Assist in developing a physical and digital community resource board
• Collaborate with staff and artistic teams to support community events and studio activations
• Help maintain organized systems and welcoming spaces for participants, artists, and partners

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Skills You’ll Develop:

• Adaptability: Learn to manage evolving operational priorities and schedules
• Collaboration: Work closely with staff across multiple departments and artistic teams
• Communication: Strengthen communication skills with internal and external stakeholders
• Creativity and Innovation: Support new systems, resources, and organizational improvements
• Digital Skills: Use digital tools for scheduling, inventory tracking, and administration
• Problem-solving: Identify operational challenges and support practical solutions
• Technical Skills: Gain experience with facilities coordination and studio operations
• Reading and Writing: Update operational documents, training materials, and administrative resources

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Ideal Candidate:

• Interest in arts administration, programming, community spaces, or event coordination
• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
• Comfortable working independently and collaboratively
• Passionate about youth, arts, and community-building
• Familiarity with Google Workspace, spreadsheets, scheduling tools, or administrative systems is an asset
• Interested in creating welcoming and inclusive community environments

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Participant Eligibility Criteria:

To be hired under Canada Summer Jobs (CSJ), participants must:

• Be between 15 and 30 years old at the start of employment
• Be a Canadian citizen, permanent resident, or person granted refugee status in Canada
• Have a valid Social Insurance Number (SIN)
• Be legally entitled to work in Ontario

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Wages:‍

Participants will be paid $18.00 per hour for 31 hours per week over a 9-week term, beginning June 8, 2026. Wages are paid bi-weekly by direct deposit, with all applicable statutory deductions applied.

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Workplace & Schedule

Please note that Unity Charity is piloting a 4-day work week during the term of employment as part of our commitment to staff well-being, sustainability, and healthy work-life balance.

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How to apply:

Send in your resume and cover letter to info@unitycharity.com

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