School Travel Planner
Bilingual (French and English) Strongly Preferred
Job Posting
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DATE POSTED: August 5, 2026

EMPLOYMENT: Permanent

HOURS: GCC has a four-day work week. Full-time positions (1.0 FTE) work 32 hours/week and are paid a full salary.

SALARY: $60,000 per year + Work from Home Stipend, Optional Health Perks, Generous Vacation and Health Leave, and a Professional Development Budget.

LOCATION: Greater Toronto Area; work-from-home, with in-person work in Toronto. Must be able to work within GCC’s core working hours of 11am – 3pm ET. Some early morning and evening work required. Location in the West End preferred, but not required.

APPLICATION DEADLINE: September 6, 2026

START DATE: October 1, 2026 (negotiable)

Organizational Background:
Sustainable and climate-ready communities are urgently needed. Green Communities Canada (GCC) has been leading a community-based climate action movement for more than 25 years, working together with our members from across the country to advance transformative, equitable, and lasting change. As a membership-based organization, our mission is to connect community-based climate action groups through a national network to share resources, codesign innovative programming, and elevate the collective impact of GCC members. GCC’s current program areas of focus are sustainable mobility, home energy efficiency, and green infrastructure.

The Position:




GCC is seeking a School Travel Planner to facilitate our School Travel Planning (STP) program in Toronto. STP is delivered by GCC and supervised by the Toronto Student Transportation Group (TSTG), in collaboration with Toronto District School Board (TDSB) and Toronto Catholic District School Board (TCDSB).

The role of the School Travel Planner is to work with schools that are experiencing traffic safety concerns and/or aspiring to increase students’ rates of sustainable school travel. The School Travel Planner brings together various partners from the school, school community, school boards, the City, and community organizations to form an STP committee. The School Travel Planner collaborates with the committee to help schools assess and document current travel conditions and behaviours to develop and implement initiatives that support safe and sustainable travel modes for students.

In addition to joining the School Travel Planning team, the School Travel Planner will have opportunities for collaboration in other program areas of the Sustainable Mobility department, such as the National Active School Streets Initiative, Toronto-based active school travel engagement and encouragement events, the Canadian Electric School Bus Alliance, and more initiatives. The School Travel Planner will report to the Manager of Sustainable Mobility.

Responsibilities:

School Travel Planning (60%)

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📌 School Travel Planner / Responsable de la planification du transport scolaire (Ontario)
🏢 Green Communities Canada
📍 Ontario