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Montreal-based non-for-profit school (OSBL) is looking for Program Director to research and develop academic programs in AI, AR, VR, XR, business analytics, etc., to resource projects, partners, and funds, to support our teachers, students and our media library members, users. The ideal candidate should have superior communication experiences with public agencies, deep learning capability, excellent French/English writing skills, and strong R&D analysis capacity, plus sound academic background. The candidate should be able to develop, lead

Job Type: Part Time, Temporary Start Date: As soon as possible Language: English Minimum Education: Bachelor’s Degree Positions Available: 10 NOC Group: Other Instructors (4216) NOC Job Title: Private Tutor – Secondary School Subjects Expires in 19 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 We are currently recruiting our team and in need of qualified full-time/part-time teachers in the

Hill + Knowlton Strategies, is seeking an Account Director Health and Wellness to join our Ottawa. This role will be responsible for providing strategic government relations and advocacy for our Health client accounts, and for ensuring that client satisfaction is maintained at the highest level. This role will also help ensure our group meets its financial objectives, including ensuring profitability, maintaining market profile and cultivating new business opportunities to grow the practice. Take your career

WORKING AT RENAISSANCE MEANS BUILDING A CAREER AND MAKING A DIFFERENCE: It also means being a part of a solid, growing, non-profit Québec organization. It means enjoying advantageous conditions and interesting career possibilities. It means working in a fast-paced environment and doing gratifying work. It also means joining a community of 1000 committed employees, and, just like them, being an essential link in the chain of success of the integration mission of a social economy