Description Position Summary Posted on: August 10, 2026 Closing on: August 31, 2026 Location: Toronto, ON Employment Type: Full-time, 1 year contract Remote/Onsite: Hybrid Level: Fellow Report to: Curator of Public Programmes Start date: October 5, 2026 Salary: $50,700 per annum Benefits: Attractions Ontario Benefits and Toronto Attractions Council Benefits Reporting to the Curator of Public Programmes and Artistic Director, the TD Public Programmes and Learning Fellow will collaborate with the team to research, coordinate, and deliver diverse public and learning programmes online and in-person.

The Fellow will organize and lead learning workshops, TD Community Sunday programming, group sessions, and guided tours, aligning with the Fall 2026 and Spring 2027 exhibition seasons.

This role also includes leading MOCAs Youth Council, Creative Youth, including recruiting and onboarding the councils incumbents.

The Fellowship offers extensive opportunities to network with educators, artists, and cultural leaders, enhancing professional and creative growth.

It also provides a chance to develop accessible and inclusive learning content related to and beyond MOCAs exhibitions.

Key Responsibilities Leading MOCAs Youth Council, Creative Youth, by developing programme plans, conducting outreach and research, and delivering weekly sessions.

Organizing, producing, facilitating, and delivering select learning workshops and guided tours, including but not limited to those for MOCA Family Weekends.

Organizing, producing, facilitating, and delivering select public programmes.

Researching, producing, and editing digital content, including PDFs, videos, and other materials as needed for MOCAs online platforms; photography skills are an asset.

Performing administrative tasks including, but not limited to, contract drafting, managing rental logistics, handling communications, and overseeing budgeting.

Assisting with live events.





Leading two semester-long sessions of MOCAs Youth Council, Creative Youth, and overseeing the delivery of two youth-led programmes.

Producing clear, organized, and engaging learning workshops and public programmes tailored to MOCAs target audiences.

Creating content within the frameworks, guidelines, and structures set by MOCA Toronto for various in-person and online platforms, including photography, writing, and editing.

Establishing and nurturing both new and pre-existing community and programming relationships.

Collaborating with the Learning Coordinator and Art Educators on educational programme development and delivery, including school tours, workshops, and programmes.

Skills, Knowledge and Expertise Must-haves A minimum of three years of professional experience in the development, execution, and/or research of arts, learning, or public programmes, with a strong background in community engagement and inclusion.

Knowledge of contemporary art practices.

Demonstrated experience working with the public, including children (ages 4-14), youth (ages 14-18), and families.

Proven track record in developing and executing community-based partnerships and collaborations.

Extensive experience in developing, supporting, or executing a diverse range of public programmes and learning opportunities, such as performances, panel discussions/talks, community-based activations, site-specific events, and group visitations.

Ability to move tables, chairs, and other equipment weighing up to 30 lbs.





Ability for evening and weekend work.

Nice-to-haves Proficiency in Google Suite and related programmes, including word processing and spreadsheets.

Familiarity with online project management software, such as Asana, is beneficial.

Benefits Attractions Ontario Benefits and Toronto Attractions Council Benefits Vision The Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto is at the heart of the art ecosystem. MOCA will be ambitiously inclusive, interdisciplinary, and internationally renowned through our work with artists. A place for everyone to explore that provokes ideas and discussion and challenges the current cultural moment.

Mission Artists, relationships, and experimentation are at the centre of everything we do. MOCA Toronto presents rotating exhibitions and programmes that prioritize twenty-first-century artistic production, primarily through commissioning new work.

We foster active dialogue, participation and celebrate complexity; in order to serve as an inclusive cultural hub in this hyper-diverse city and world.

Values Equity, inclusion, and access Artist-centered, interdisciplinary and process-oriented Critical conversations and transformative work at our core Reciprocal and relationship-based Locally rooted and globally connected Courage and Responsibility Brief History MOCA is a twenty-year-old institution that has experienced numerous iterations over the years.

However, two main aspects have remained constant: The institution has served as an important gathering space in Toronto and Canada for artists to experiment, celebrate complexity, and offer thought-provoking responses to the current cultural moment MOCA has been and is constantly evolving and expanding with our times In September 2018, MOCA moved into the Auto BLDG, a purpose-designed home in a former industrial space at the heart of a recent neighbourhood in the Lower Junction.

📌 TD Public Programmes and Learning Fellow (Toronto)
🏢 Museum of Contemporary Art
📍 Toronto