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Student Life & Learning Support is Hiring for Student Staff 2024-2025!

Are you looking for a job on campus? The department of Student Life & Learning Support hires students every year - you could be one of our student staff in summer 2024 and in the next academic year!

Student Life and Learning Support is a big team dedicated to student success and development. We are Learning Support, International Student Support, Student Life & Campus Engagement, and the Tri-Mentoring Program - and we’ll be accepting applications from January 8 - February 2, 2024.

Student Life & Learning Support provides opportunities for students to take ownership of their TMU experience so that they grow as socially, civically and academically engaged members of their communities.

Please keep in mind that most of our positions are based on Career Boost/Career Boost International/Career Boost Graduate eligibility. If you have any questions about such eligibility please contact jobs@torontomu.ca. (opens in new window) 

For any hiring related questions, please fill out the  (google form) SLLS Hiring Inquiry Form (external link) .

To learn more about our programs at Student Life & Learning Support, please visit our Youtube Channel (external link) 

Not sure whether you have the right skills to apply for a job with Student Life and Learning Support?

Visit our SLLS Job Information Table on the bridge between the SLC & Library: Date TBA

Students need to sign into their TMU account in order to view the job descriptions below.

Please Note: Summer positions marked with * also require a Fall/Winter commitment.

International Student Support (ISS)

Learning Support: Math Support

Learning Support: Study Skills & Transition

Learning Support: Writing & Language Support

Student Life & Campus Engagement

Tri-Mentoring Program (TMP)

International Student Support (ISS)

Learning Support: Math Support

Learning Support - Study Skills & Transition

Learning Support: Writing & Language Support

Student Life & Campus Engagement

Tri-Mentoring Program (TMP)

Frequently Asked Questions

All TMU students can apply for SLLS jobs. However, the majority of positions have been created for domestic undergraduate students, and require Career Boost Program approval. Read the job descriptions carefully as some positions have been created solely for graduate students and / or international students. More information can be found on the Career, Co-op, and Student Success webpage.

Most positions require on campus in-person interaction, however, some remote work may be possible. This is a good question to ask in the job interview.

For Summer 2024, there are 2 contract periods (see individual job postings):

  • Period 1: May 6th to August 9th, 2024
  • Period 2: May 20th to August 23rd, 2024

For Fall 2024: September 9th - December 13th 2024

For Winter 2025: January 6th - April 4th 2025

Summer 2024: 35 hours per week for 14 weeks

Fall 2024: Approx. 10 hours/week for 14 weeks

Winter 2025: Approx. 10 hours/week for 13 weeks

All domestic undergraduate students must obtain Career Boost approval. For student eligibility requirements and the approval application please visit the Student Financial Assistance website. Students residing outside of Ontario are not eligible for Career Boost. If you are on a work term or an exchange, you will not be eligible for Career Boost for that term.

To obtain Career Boost approval, the minimum GPA is 2.0, however some SLLS positions may require a higher GPA.

You need to be enrolled in a full-time course load for both the fall term and winter term, i.e. at least 3 courses per semester.

The Career Boost International program provides employment to full-time Undergraduate and Graduate International students who hold valid study permits and whose educational costs are not covered by Canadian government student assistance programs.

Unlike Career Boost for Domestic students and Graduate students, there is no formal application process to gain official "approval status" for Career Boost International. International students will need to meet all the criteria in  (google doc) this checklist document (external link) . Only certain SLLS positions have been created for international student applicants.

Log in to recruitstudents.torontomu.ca to view Career Boost International job postings. Postings will be added on a rolling basis in late February.

The Career Boost Graduate & Law program provides jobs for eligible full-time domestic Graduate and Law students. Read the job description for each position carefully to see if graduate students are eligible.

Apply through the SLLS job portal. The cover letter, resume, (and portfolio if needed) need to be uploaded as one PDF document. New for 2024, candidates can only apply to jobs within a single unit of SLLS, i.e. International Student Support, Learning Support, Student Life & Campus Engagement, TMU Leadership, Tri-Mentoring Program.

The Career, Co-op & Student Success Centre provides workshops and events, e.g. How to Write a Resume Employers Will Love. They also offer 1-on-1 appointments, e.g. Resume / Cover Letter Advising.

If you need advice on how to make your resume or cover letter stand out, but don't have the time to make an appointment, the Career, Co-op & Student Success Centre now offers online resume and cover letter reviews by their Career Education Advisor team and will provide written feedback within a few days - no appointment is needed. For more information, visit their  (google form) Virtual Resume & Cover Letter Review form (external link) .

The Career, Co-op & Student Success Centre provides workshops and events, e.g. Interviews: How to Make a Great Impression. They also offer 1-on-1 appointments, e.g. Mock Interview / Interview Tips.

In a hiring carousel candidates are assigned to a small group of 6-10 people. Each group will engage in a group discussion and a problem-solving activity. During the group activities, participants are observed and graded on their engagement with their fellow group members. The final component consists of each participant being  called to a brief individual interview.