Canada’s National Ballet School has embraced the evolution of dance for over 60 years, establishing itself as a vibrant, internationally-recognized arts organization. Graduates of NBS have become some of the world’s top ballet dancers, choreographers and administrators. At the same time, NBS has broadened accessibility to dance through innovative community outreach initiatives.
On-site · Toronto
The Academic Guidance Counsellor provides comprehensive academic and post-secondary planning support to students while assisting the Academic Principal with administrative coordination. This role involves managing student timetabling, staff scheduling, and maintaining accurate records to ensure student success.
On-site · Toronto
The Kitchen Assistant supports the Chef and Cooks by preparing food, clearing and cleaning the kitchen, and serving meals to staff and students. They are responsible for maintaining a safe, sanitary work environment while adhering to food handling policies.
On-site · Toronto
Lead the production and technical delivery of performances and events while managing the daily operations of the Betty Oliphant Theatre. Oversee budgets, staff, and rental operations to ensure high professional standards and safe theatre practices.
On-site · Toronto
The Production Manager leads and oversees all technical and production operations for NBS performances, events, and the Betty Oliphant Theatre. This role involves managing budgets, supervising staff, and ensuring safe, high-quality delivery of artistic programming.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Coordinator supports government relations activities, grant development, and the execution of strategic special projects. They are responsible for tracking project finances, managing administrative tasks, and fostering relationships with internal and external stakeholders.
On-site · Toronto
The Administrator provides essential operational and administrative support for the Young Dancers and Adult Ballet programs, including scheduling, record keeping, and event logistics. They serve as a primary point of contact for students and families while ensuring program activities are delivered efficiently and consistently.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Coordinator supports government relations activities, grant development, and the execution of strategic special projects to expand community impact. They are responsible for researching funding opportunities, tracking project finances, and stewarding partnerships with external stakeholders.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Coordinator supports government relations activities, grant development, and the execution of strategic special projects. They are responsible for researching funding opportunities, managing project administration, and stewarding relationships with partners and stakeholders.
On-site · Toronto
The Cashier manages daily café operations, including processing transactions and serving food and beverages to students and guests. They are also responsible for maintaining a clean, stocked, and sanitary environment in accordance with food safety standards.
On-site · Toronto
The cashier is responsible for providing friendly customer service, processing transactions, and maintaining a clean, well-stocked café environment. They will also assist with opening and closing procedures and support the food services team during busy periods.
