Conestoga’s School of Business is one of Ontario’s best, providing numerous options, opportunities and pathways for you to complete, specialize or expand your business education, either full-time or part-time. Choose from programs that reflect today’s business needs across a wide range of credentials, from apprenticeships, one-year certificates, two-year and three-year advanced diplomas, to graduate certificates and degree opportunities that include multiple specializations. Bachelor’s degree programs include International Business Management and Accounting, Audit and Information Technology as well as Public Relations. Our career-ready graduates have the skills and knowledge to address real-world needs and make a difference in today’s rapidly changing business world. Here, you’ll learn more than just business skills and management theories. You’ll also have many opportunities to develop the critical thinking skills required to solve problems quickly and the specialized knowledge that will help shape your successful career.
Hybrid · Kitchener
The Admissions Officer manages the full scope of the international admissions process, including verifying credentials and admitting qualified applicants to support enrolment plans. They also handle stakeholder communications and coordinate information sessions for prospective international students.
On-site · Kitchener
Provide front-line and virtual customer support for student learning resources, including textbook purchases and returns. Handle back-end administrative tasks such as sponsored student verification, invoicing, and vendor follow-ups.
On-site · Kitchener
The professor will deliver theory and lab courses in health and life sciences while ensuring the curriculum remains current and reflective of best practices. Responsibilities include evaluating student progress, maintaining records in the D2L system, and fostering a positive, diverse learning environment.
On-site · Kitchener
The President & CEO provides overall leadership, stewardship, and strategic direction for Conestoga College. The role involves guiding the institution through stabilization and renewal while strengthening partnerships with government, industry, and community stakeholders.
