Indigenous Student Programs Programmer in Toronto

Indigenous Student Programs Programmer in Toronto

Toronto Full-Time On-site
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Develop Indigenous student programs at the University of Toronto Mississauga using facilitation, partnership-building, and program evaluation skills. Work four days onsite, Monday to Friday. The Indigenous Inclusion Programmer develops and implements Indigenous cohort streams within CSE access programs. These include Ohahi:yoh, the Indigenous Transition Program, and Indigenous Orientation. The role supports Indigenous students through collaboration with internal and external partners, including the Office of Indigenous Initiatives. Key Responsibilities:

Determine logistics and activities for events and programming Build cooperative relationships with internal and external contacts Evaluate events and recommend program changes Facilitate educational workshops and seminars Train and coach student leaders and staff Requirements:

Bachelor's degree or equivalent combination of experience Three years' related post-secondary student services experience Experience implementing major project and event components Knowledge of Indigenous, equity, inclusion, and social justice approaches Strong facilitation, presentation, research, and analytical skills Apply Indigenous programming, facilitation, and partnership-building skills to support student engagement at UTM's Centre for Student Engagement.

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Indigenous Student Programs Programmer in Toronto employer: YO AI Labs

At YO AI Labs, we pride ourselves on fostering a collaborative and innovative work culture that empowers our employees to thrive in a remote environment. As a Product Owner, you will have access to continuous learning opportunities and the chance to make a significant impact by shaping AI-enabled products that drive real business value. Join us for a rewarding career where your contributions are valued and recognized, all while enjoying the flexibility of remote work.

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YO AI Labs Recruitment Team