Careers & Opportunities
Our team is committed to creating accessible, hands-on learning opportunities that help children, youth, families, and communities build practical skills for the future. At Inno-Hive, we are guided by our values of inclusion, collaboration, innovation, sustainability, and community impact. Each day, our team works alongside schools, farms, libraries, municipalities, and community partners to connect technology, food systems, agri-tech, circular economy, and experiential learning. We are driven by the belief that meaningful education should be practical, community-based, and accessible to everyone, and we see the impact of that work in the people and communities we serve.
Join Inno-Hive in delivering hands-on learning experiences that connect technology, sustainability, food systems, and community innovation.
Current Job Openings
Applications are being collected in August. Shortlisting and interviews are expected to begin in Fall 2026, subject to project funding and program needs.
Community Workshop Facilitator
Part-time / casual opportunity
King City and partner locations across Ontario
As a Community Workshop Facilitator, you will design and lead engaging workshops that promote innovative thinking and skill development. Responsibilities include planning sessions, collaborating with community partners, and evaluating program outcomes. Ideal candidates will have experience in education or community outreach, strong communication skills, and a passion for fostering learning.
Community Outreach and Registration Coordinator
PART-TIME / CASUAL OPPORTUNITY
HYBRID: KING CITY, REMOTE, AND PARTNER LOCATIONS ACROSS ONTARIO
As a Community Outreach and Registration Coordinator, you will support outreach, registration, and coordination for Inno-Hive workshops, events, and community programs. Responsibilities include communicating with partners and participants, organizing registrations, supporting event logistics, tracking attendance, and helping ensure programs are accessible, welcoming, and well-organized. Ideal candidates will have experience in community outreach, administration, events, or nonprofit programming, with strong communication skills and attention to detail.
To express interest, please email your resume and a short note to info@inno-hive.org with the subject line: [Position Title] Application.
What We Value
Community-first learning
We design programs that meet people where they are — in schools, libraries, farms, community centres, and local spaces.
Hands-on education
We believe people learn best by building, testing, growing, creating, and solving real problems.
Sustainability and innovation
We connect technology, food systems, agri-tech, circular economy, and environmental learning.
Access and inclusion
We aim to reduce barriers so more children, youth, and families can participate in meaningful learning opportunities.