March Break Camp
Assistants

MAR 16 – MAR 20, 2026

The McMichael Canadian Art Collection provides ArtVenture Camp for children ages four to twelve. Children learn the basics of drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, collage and more. Our programs help to stimulate creativity and build art making skills, in an environment that is safe, fun and fulfilling. Art activities are complemented by gallery tours, stories, games, and exploring the natural beauty of
our 40 hectares of conservation land.

Summary

Reporting to the Art Program Manager, the ArtVenture Camp Assistants will support the Camp Instructors with the delivery of a 1-week full day art program (Monday March 16 to Friday March 20, 2026) through preparing materials, monitoring health & safety, assisting campers individually or in groups, leading games and break time activities, cleaning the studio space, and providing additional support whenever needed. Assistants work with experienced Art Instructors in delivering all programs, gaining hands-on experience within a cultural institution.

Skills
Required

  • All camp activities will take place at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection in Kleinburg.
  • The successful candidate will be a student wishing to pursue studies in Child Education, Fine Arts, Art Instruction, and
    Teaching.
  • Experience working in art or nature camps/related fields and a passion for working and
    educating children/youth is essential.
  • Must attend any required training.
  • Fluency in English is required.
  • Current Emergency First Aid CPR-B or higher is required.
  • Clear Vulnerable Sector Screening check
    required.

Hours of Work
& Rate

Camp runs 9:00 am – 5:00 pm with before and after hour care; Assistant hours will include one hour pre/post camp to support camper drop off and pick up.

Rate of pay is $17.60/hr. plus 4% vacation pay.

Application
Process

Interested candidates should quote the job title and submit a brief cover letter and resume via email to
hr@mcmichael.com February 16, 2026

We thank all candidates for their applications; only those who are selected for an interview will be
contacted. The McMichael Canadian Art Collection will accommodate individuals with disabilities
during the recruitment and assessment process. These are existing, seasonal positions. No AI is used in the recruiting process.