Job Opportunities
Position: Artists/Creators
Job Type: Contract
Duration: May – July 2019
Time: Various
Honorarium: $1000 (paid in two instalments)
Positions Available: 6
Project Overview:
The WorkShoppe will mentor and employ female artists/creators in North Etobicoke to facilitate free weekly workshops for the public in local retail hubs. The artists/creators will collaborate with one another to develop a series of art-making workshops centred on their unique talents and artistic work, including visual, culinary and craft arts. The project will culminate with a final workshop and exhibition. A Signature project of the Cultural Hotspot produced in partnership with the City of Toronto.
Qualifications:
- Female-identified artist/creator
- Resident of North Etobicoke
- Experience leading in intergenerational environments
- Strong communication and problem solving skills
How to Apply:
Application Deadline is April 30, 2019
More Information on How to Apply in PDF Below
Job Type: Contract
Duration: May – July 2019
Time: Various
Honorarium: $1000 (paid in two instalments)
Positions Available: 6
Project Overview:
The WorkShoppe will mentor and employ female artists/creators in North Etobicoke to facilitate free weekly workshops for the public in local retail hubs. The artists/creators will collaborate with one another to develop a series of art-making workshops centred on their unique talents and artistic work, including visual, culinary and craft arts. The project will culminate with a final workshop and exhibition. A Signature project of the Cultural Hotspot produced in partnership with the City of Toronto.
Qualifications:
- Female-identified artist/creator
- Resident of North Etobicoke
- Experience leading in intergenerational environments
- Strong communication and problem solving skills
How to Apply:
Application Deadline is April 30, 2019
More Information on How to Apply in PDF Below
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Volunteer Opportunities
Position: Volunteer Board Director
Part-time:
5 hours/month
Term:
3 years (elected at the Annual General Meeting)
Applications Due:
January 20, 2019
How to Apply:
Contact Mary Smith, Chair of Nominations Committee: fcag.art@gmail.com
Location:
The Franklin Carmichael Art Group : 34 Riverdale Drive, Etobicoke (Islington and Albion)
About the FCAG:
The Franklin Carmichael Art Group is a non-profit charitable art centre offering art courses and programs as well as a gallery space dedicated to sustaining the arts in North Etobicoke.
Responsibilities:
Board Directors are responsible for the effective governance of FCAG by applying approved policies and procedures. Also, for ensuring that FCAG’s mandate and objectives are carried out.
Qualifications
- Specific skill-set (Finance, Fundraising, Management, Community-building, etc...).
- Knowledge of the arts sector.
- Commitment to FCAG’s mandate.
- Time(as required).
- Openness to learning.
For More Information Please Read Job Description
5 hours/month
Term:
3 years (elected at the Annual General Meeting)
Applications Due:
January 20, 2019
How to Apply:
Contact Mary Smith, Chair of Nominations Committee: fcag.art@gmail.com
Location:
The Franklin Carmichael Art Group : 34 Riverdale Drive, Etobicoke (Islington and Albion)
About the FCAG:
The Franklin Carmichael Art Group is a non-profit charitable art centre offering art courses and programs as well as a gallery space dedicated to sustaining the arts in North Etobicoke.
Responsibilities:
Board Directors are responsible for the effective governance of FCAG by applying approved policies and procedures. Also, for ensuring that FCAG’s mandate and objectives are carried out.
Qualifications
- Specific skill-set (Finance, Fundraising, Management, Community-building, etc...).
- Knowledge of the arts sector.
- Commitment to FCAG’s mandate.
- Time(as required).
- Openness to learning.
For More Information Please Read Job Description
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Position: Volunteer Camp Assistant
Location:
The Franklin Carmichael Art Group : 34 Riverdale Drive, Etobicoke (Islington and Albion)
About the FCAG:
The Franklin Carmichael Art Group is a non-profit charitable art centre offering art courses and programs as well as a gallery space dedicated to sustaining the arts in North Etobicoke.
Our Summer Art Camp Program:
Our day camp program is scheduled to run 6 weeks through July and August 2018. Working with children age 6 to 12, we provide a safe and encouraging environment while teaching students a mixture of drawing, painting, and sculpture techniques each week. We are a small camp consisting of one director/instructor, one camp leader/ assistant, and volunteers, and are supported by board members on occasion. For more information on our camp including the dates, see our website www.fcag.ca/camps.
The position:
We are currently searching for volunteer Camp Assistants to work side by side with our director and camp leader in implementing programs and assisting to supervise during our camps.
Responsibilities:
Qualifications:
Other Notes:
To apply, please send a resume and any other applicable information to fcag.art@gmail.com.
All applications must be sent as soon as possible to allow time for interviews and reference checks etcetera to take place before camp begins in July.
We welcome high school volunteers looking for a rewarding experience working with a non-profit arts organization while completing their 40 hours community service.
We are happy to provide letters of reference and offer future opportunities for volunteers who work well at our camps.
The Franklin Carmichael Art Group : 34 Riverdale Drive, Etobicoke (Islington and Albion)
About the FCAG:
The Franklin Carmichael Art Group is a non-profit charitable art centre offering art courses and programs as well as a gallery space dedicated to sustaining the arts in North Etobicoke.
Our Summer Art Camp Program:
Our day camp program is scheduled to run 6 weeks through July and August 2018. Working with children age 6 to 12, we provide a safe and encouraging environment while teaching students a mixture of drawing, painting, and sculpture techniques each week. We are a small camp consisting of one director/instructor, one camp leader/ assistant, and volunteers, and are supported by board members on occasion. For more information on our camp including the dates, see our website www.fcag.ca/camps.
The position:
We are currently searching for volunteer Camp Assistants to work side by side with our director and camp leader in implementing programs and assisting to supervise during our camps.
Responsibilities:
- Reporting to the Director/Instructor, the Camp Assistants are responsible for assisting in all activities day-to-day in the studio and outdoors, including:
- Welcoming children at start of day and upholding a good rapport with parents/families.
- Assisting to supervise children during outdoor time, leading group games, ensuring students are playing / working safely and upholding house rules.
- Joining children and monitoring during lunch and snack breaks, and supervising same.
- Assisting with set up for programming and clean up of grounds and studio.
- Working one on one with children to help them learn techniques and provide emotional and physical support while completing projects in the studio.
- Reports any serious occurrences, concerns, and behavioural issues to the director.
Qualifications:
- Must complete or be certified in First Aid by start date (standard for working with children)
- Must pass a criminal reference check (standard for working with children)
- Our ideal candidate is a hard worker who is reliable, takes direction well, learns quickly, and has a positive attitude.
- Experience with art making and/or an interest in the arts is an asset.
- Experience working with children is an asset.
Other Notes:
To apply, please send a resume and any other applicable information to fcag.art@gmail.com.
All applications must be sent as soon as possible to allow time for interviews and reference checks etcetera to take place before camp begins in July.
We welcome high school volunteers looking for a rewarding experience working with a non-profit arts organization while completing their 40 hours community service.
We are happy to provide letters of reference and offer future opportunities for volunteers who work well at our camps.
