OCAD U CAREER LAUNCHERS

2022 Membership Career Launcher, Toronto Tool Library Makerspace (TTL)

OPPORTUNITY DESCRIPTION

The Toronto Tool Library Makerspace is a place to learn, access resources and workspace, and grow as a creator. TTL provides an outstanding shop, online resources, and a rich community of creators who are invested in supporting emerging creatives and makers.

The Centre for Emerging Artists & Designers is excited to announce the inaugural TTL Makerspace Membership Career Launcher for students in their graduating term. Two (2) successful applicants will be awarded a Membership with TTL Makerspace for four months ($308 value) and $400 in credits towards materials and equipment rental. TTL Makerspace includes a wood shop, CNC router, production studio, tool library and more. Some of TTL courses teach skills in the use of traditional tools, like the Wood shop Certification, 8-week Woodworking, Lathe Workshop, and more. Other courses provide training in modern computer-based fabrication techniques like the CNC Mill, Laser Cutter, and 3D printers. A complimentary spot in two upcoming TTL Makerspace classes/certifications will also be given to each recipient. This is an amazing opportunity to become part of a larger creative community and gain access to the excellent multidisciplinary facilities that TTL has to offer. 

This collaboration is dedicated to the memory of Lamin Martin, OCAD graduate, talented artist, and tireless champion for living a full creative life. He was always there for people starting their journey. —Toronto Tool Library

Visit TTL Makerspace’s website for their full membership & workshop offerings

MEMBERSHIP OFFERINGS

Two (2) successful candidates will each receive:

• 4 Month Membership ($308 value)
• $300 Credit towards materials and equipment rental
• Participation in 2 complimentary workshop/certification course ($50-100 value)

DEADLINE:

Sunday, April 3, 2022, 11:59 PM ET

APPLICATION SUPPORT

The OCAD U RBC CEAD is committed to promoting substantive equality for equity-seeking groups that are under-represented in the creative sector. We encourage applications from first-time applicants to the program and graduates of equity-seeking communities including racialized and Indigenous persons, persons with disabilities, and persons of all sexual orientations and gender identities / expressions. Applicants are welcome to advise the CEAD of any accommodations needed to ensure you have access to a fair and equitable process. Applicants who need assistance with their submissions are invited to connect with the RBC CEAD for Advising support. Click here to learn more about how to book an advising appointment.

ACCESSIBILITY

Applicants who have concerns about meeting a Career Launcher application deadline are invited to connect with the CEAD in order to discuss possible alternatives. We encourage all who might require assistance with the application process to reach out to determine available support. Outreach of this nature should be undertaken at least one week prior to the published application deadline.