Education / Student Affairs Jobs in Canada 2026

12 entry-level positions available (11 full-time, 1 internships)

Education and student-affairs roles suit graduates interested in universities, schools, learning programs, tutoring organizations, edtech, and youth programs. Entry-level work can involve advising support, curriculum coordination, program operations, student communications, and workshop delivery.

In-Demand Skills for Education / Student Affairs

  • Student Advising
  • Program Support
  • Curriculum Coordination
  • Workshop Facilitation
  • Learning Design
  • Case Notes
  • Scheduling
  • Student Communications

Showing all education / student affairs positions for new grads, juniors, and interns in Canada.

Frequently Asked Questions

What education roles do not require a teaching license?

Education program coordinator, student affairs assistant, academic advising support, curriculum assistant, learning coordinator, and youth program roles may not require teacher certification.

What experience helps for student-affairs jobs?

Campus leadership, tutoring, orientation work, residence life, peer mentoring, club operations, and clear student-facing communication experience are useful signals.