camp counselor

english as a second language teacher

school nurse

kitchen helper

admissions officer

Bronte College of Canada

I was only teaching assistant within the school, I primarily worked one on one with child with special needs, I had flexibility to work in other rooms to assist with teacher and students. Was involved with running school lunch/snack program for entire school population. I ran errands outside of school for prinicipal for school related activities. The easiest part of my job was the children I was able to interact with, the ENTIRE teaching staff was amazing and so supportive of one another. I did not find this job difficult at all. I learned alot of being able to juggle many jobs such as working one on one in classroom, being pulled out to deal with a maintainance issue, to running an errand in the next moment. I enjoyed that kind of day. I handled it very well.

DO NOT RECOMMEND. My first week working and HR complained about the students, telling me that I'll end up hating and loving some kids. They explained how the culture was and gossiped about the teachers being miserable because they weren't hired by the school board and some employees being snobby. I was shocked how unprofessional HR was. Further, the head of the kitchen stopped caring about her job and the kids. There were times where food would run out in the cafeteria and students were still in line for lunch forced to eat whatever was left over - usually not enough to fill them.  There were lice in the dorms, broken sinks, broken door locks, broken lights in classrooms, leaks, ongoing maintenance issues that would go unsolved because there was only one employee responsible for the entire building. Not enough attention and care by management to improve the school's infrastructure.

Bronte is a place I truly appreciate for its inclusiveness and rich variety. We celebrate diversity in all its forms, and it’s heartwarming to see how friendly and helpful everyone is. As a staff member, I always feel supported. I believe students experience the same sense of care and belonging. Every morning, I walk into work with a smile, knowing I’m part of a community that values connection and collaboration. By the end of each day, I leave feeling fulfilled and happy. The incredible campus life staff, front desk team, and librarian all contribute to making Bronte such a positive and nurturing environment. It’s this strong sense of community and shared purpose that makes Bronte more than just a workplace—it’s a place where everyone can thrive together.

 * They lie on their jobs adds describing the position as " Maternity leave", * Unrespectful environment from HR and MKT area * Dirty place in general , * Arrogant boss * They are looking for a slave with a minimum of rights. * Very unprofessional place to work * Your job will never be enough for the governance ( front desk direct boss)  and marketing department, and will treat you as a woman with no rights.  *** As a ex employee in that "school" I don't recommend that place even for working or studying. Stay away form that place.

Bronte is a close-knit family. The staff is helpful and students are very respectful and loving. Diverse Community: Working in a multicultural environment can enrich experiences and perspectives, fostering inclusivity and collaboration. Supportive Environment: A strong emphasis on student development and well-being often creates a positive workplace culture. Professional Development: Opportunities for growth and advancement, including workshops and training, can appeal to educators and staff. Innovative Programs: Engaging with new teaching methods or curriculum developments can be exciting and fulfilling.

I value the open communication with the management at all levels, making the feeling of family and belonging. The Bronte family has been used by many of the staff who have been here for decades and myself included. I have found that the new staff get the help they need to fit in and also feel a part of the family. Being here for over a decade now, I have been privileged to see the school grow in students and staff as well as seeing the transformation of the building. The students here are very dedicated, and the staff certainly play a huge part in their growth and get to see them grow up to become successful adults.

This job gave me a great opportunity to work on my language and communication skillS. The camp members were children from all over the world whose first language was not english so it was really enriching to help them navigate around the language and culture. The average day consisted of waking up the participants and ensuring they were ready for breakfast and their morning classes, then we organized and supervised various activities across ontario during afternoon and evening programs. The work environment was very friendly and all staff was extremely helpful and pleasant.

I enjoy working at Bronte College because of the supportive work environment that encourages professional growth and collaboration, the strong feeling of community, and the chance to inspire and assist students from a variety of backgrounds. I am especially grateful for my supervisor, who is approachable, kind, and always ready to offer constructive feedback. Their leadership creates a positive atmosphere, fostering motivation and trust, and I feel valued and empowered in my role.

Each year Bronte College of Canada pick 8 the most organized and well managed students of the school in order to become a school staff supervisors on each floor of the residence. The overall experience was brilliant because I was surrounded by a wonderful team of my peers as well as school management and administration in order to work on school's environment and to create fabulous experience for other 600 students who were studying with us.

The admissions office was a busy but relaxed place to work with friendly colleagues and lots of opportunities to learn new skills. There’s a fair amount of paperwork involved but lots of opportunities to chat with new people when providing tours and answering inquiries. Learning about various education systems around the world was interesting and the students were friendly and helpful. Lots of opportunities for advancement. 
 

Top Job Titles	Average salary
Camp counselor 2 salaries reported	$694 per week
English as a second language teacher 1 salary reported	$165 per day
School nurse 2 salaries reported	$22.50 per hour
Kitchen helper 3 salaries reported	$17.47 per hour
Admissions officer 5 salaries reported	$39,900 per year

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