WE'RE HIRING!
PR & Media Relations Lead (Contract / Project-Based, Virtual Job)
📍 Toronto / GTA (Local Applicants Only)
We’re launching something new — and we’re looking for a PR professional based in the Toronto GTA to help us bring it into the world.
This is a project-based PR role focused on building buzz, securing local media coverage, and shaping a strong public narrative around our upcoming launch. You’ll work closely with our internal team to translate the story, strategy, and energy of the project into press that actually lands.
What You’ll Do
- Lead PR strategy and execution for a new brand/project launch
- Identify and pitch relevant Toronto & GTA media outlets (print, digital, lifestyle, culture)
- Secure press coverage, features, interviews, and listings
- Develop press materials including media pitches, press releases, and key talking points
- Leverage existing relationships with editors, journalists, and local media contacts
- Advise on launch timing, angles, and opportunities for maximum visibility
- Coordinate outreach around launch moments, events, or activations (if applicable)
Who We’re Looking For
- Based in Toronto or the GTA with a strong understanding of the local media landscape, good connections
- Proven PR experience, ideally in lifestyle, culture, food, hospitality, design, or creative brands, examples must be provided
- Existing relationships with Toronto-based media contacts (this is key, we will ask to see examples)
- Strategic thinker who can also execute quickly
- Clear communicator who understands storytelling, timing, and relevance
- Comfortable working independently while collaborating closely with our team
Role Details
- Contract / project-based (with potential for future work)
- Launch-focused timeline
- Flexible schedule with clear milestones
- Compensation based on experience and scope
How to Apply
Please send:
- A brief intro about yourself
- Relevant PR experience or past launches
- Examples of media placements you’ve secured (Toronto/GTA preferred)
- Your availability and rate
We’re excited to work with someone who knows the city, understands culture, and knows how to get the right story in front of the right people — at the right time.
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Intermediate Level Ceramics Instructor
Our team is more than just a group of talented ceramicists and ceramics teachers; we're a community of creators. Teaching is not just a job; it's an opportunity for artists to enrich their own practice while sharing their knowledge to beginners just kicking off their creative journey.
We are seeking an intermediate-level skilled Ceramics Instructor to fill a part-time, on-site position and round out our existing team. The Ceramics Instructor will be responsible for upholding our studio values and fostering a friendly, kind, and encouraging environment while teaching adults and/or children of various experience levels how to work with clay.
All our ceramics instructors must be proficient in hand-building, wheel throwing, glazing, and firing. Responsibilities include planning and preparing lesson plans, supervising and guiding students during hands-on activities, providing feedback to the Studio General Manager, and maintaining studio equipment and materials.
Responsibilities:
• Teach adult and/or youth students in wheel throwing, hand-building, glazing, and firing techniques.
• Develop and execute engaging lesson plans tailored to different skill levels.
• Provide hands-on guidance and technical support during classes.
• Maintain studio equipment and ensure a safe and welcoming learning environment.
• Communicate feedback and updates to the Studio General Manager.
Qualifications:
• 3+ years of teaching experience at the intermediate level in wheel throwing.
• Advanced skills in trimming and glazing.
• Experience with ceramics including hand-building, wheel throwing, glazing, and firing.
• Strong verbal communication skills to assist both beginners and professional ceramicists.
• Ability to demonstrate proper ceramics techniques and explain the principles behind them.
• Strong organizational and planning skills with the ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines.
• Proven ability to work effectively in a team as well as independently.
• Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts or related field, or equivalent practical experience.
• Experience working with children and instructing adults is a plus.
• Experience teaching ceramics in a creative or educational environment is a plus.
Application requirements:
Apply by filling out the form below and include the following:
• Resume outlining relevant experience.
• Cover Letter explaining their teaching philosophy.
• Portfolio with samples of ceramic work.