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Description of the company*Grey-box is a social innovation startup. Its main product, Uni, provides wireless access to digital resources (such as Wikipedia, Khan academy, several MOOC-type online courses, medical databases) in areas where access to the internet or to electricity is unreliable. While 50% of the world’s population is not connected – and the COVID-19 situation is exacerbating these inequalities – our team is working on an accessible product (portable, energy efficient, climate resistant and,

Job Type: Part Time, Contract Start Date: As soon as possible Language: English Minimum Education: Bachelor’s Degree Positions Available: 2 NOC Group: Educational Counsellors (4143) NOC Job Title: Academic Adviser Expires in 18 days Expires: 2021-05-08 Posted: 2021-04-13 Last Updated: 2021-04-13 Job Location(s) 8788 McKim Way Unit 3160 Richmond, British Columbia V6X 4E2, Canada Job Description Role/Responsibilities: assisting the consulting manager with education-related research, client proposal creation, client follow-up, note-taking keeping organized records of student

Location: We will consider candidates based in the Greater Toronto Area, Vancouver, or Montreal, and are open to a blend of remote and in-person days in a typical work week. In this permanent full-time role, you will join Park People’s management team to support the growth of our professional services work. You will manage a small team of staff who are expanding the suite of Park People’s consulting services, professional development offerings and planning a

The Salvation Army salvationarmy.ca Published April 12, 2021 Location Hamilton, ON, Canada Category Ontario   Job Type Part-time   Competition # HBCC-001 Salary Range: $16.09 per hour as per the Collective Agreement Posting Expires: April 23, 2021 Applications Accepted By: Email: [email protected] Attention: Gary White, Food Services Manager Please, no phone calls. Description The Salvation Army exists to share the love of Jesus Christ, meet human needs and be a transforming influence in the communities