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Join a Team Where Passion Meets Purpose

Build Your Future While Shaping Theirs

Whether you're earning volunteer hours, building your resume for university applications, or just exploring a passion for tech and teaching, you’ll gain hands-on experience, sharpen in-demand skills, and make a real impact working with youth and emerging technologies.
Qualities we look for across all our staff
  • Academic focus - committed to school success and continuous academic growth
  • Genuine enthusiasm for mentoring and engaging with young learners
  • Enthusiasm for Learning – Have a genuine interest in STEM and a willingness to learn alongside the students.
  • Problem-Solving Mindset – Ready to think critically and help students overcome challenges.
  • Teamwork & Collaboration – Comfortable working with instructors and other volunteers in a supportive environment.
  • Adaptability – Can go with the flow and adjust to different students, technologies, or tasks
  • Reliable and punctual, with a strong sense of responsibility
  • Takes initiative and shows leadership when opportunities arise
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3D Printer Repair Technician

Position Type: Part-Time / Contract
Location: Envision Robotics Studio (Markham/Thornhill area) and occasional on-site service calls

About the Role

Envision Robotics is seeking a skilled and reliable 3D Printer Repair Technician to diagnose, maintain, and repair FDM 3D printers. The ideal candidate has hands-on experience with 3D printing technology and is comfortable troubleshooting both hardware and software issues. Experience with Bambu Lab printers is considered a strong asset.

Responsibilities

  • Diagnose and repair FDM 3D printers, including mechanical, electrical, and software-related issues.
  • Perform routine maintenance such as nozzle replacements, belt adjustments, lubrication, calibration, and firmware updates.
  • Troubleshoot print quality issues including layer shifting, under-extrusion, adhesion problems, and filament feeding issues.
  • Replace and install components such as hotends, extruders, motors, sensors, belts, fans, and control boards.
  • Test printers after repairs to ensure proper operation and print quality.
  • Maintain accurate service records and communicate repair recommendations to clients.
  • Assist with inventory management of spare parts and repair supplies.
  • Provide basic customer support and guidance on printer maintenance and operation.

Qualifications

  • Experience operating and maintaining FDM 3D printers.
  • Experience diagnosing and repairing 3D printers.
  • Strong mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting skills.
  • Familiarity with slicer software such as Bambu Studio, Cura, or PrusaSlicer.
  • Ability to work independently and manage multiple repair projects.
  • Strong attention to detail and problem-solving abilities.
  • Excellent communication and customer service skills.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Experience with Bambu Lab printers (X1C, P1S, P1P, A1, A1 Mini, H2D, etc.).
  • Experience with other FDM printer brands such as Prusa, Creality, Anycubic, or Elegoo.
  • Basic knowledge of electronics, wiring, sensors, and firmware.
  • Experience in educational, maker, or small business environments.

Compensation

  • Competitive hourly rate based on experience.
  • Flexible scheduling.
  • Opportunity to work with a growing STEM and 3D printing organization.

To Apply: Please send your resume and a brief description of your 3D printing and repair experience. Include any printer models you have owned, maintained, or repaired.

IMPORTANT:  Given the nature of this role applicants should live close to our Studio.  

Lunchtime (Daytime) STEM Program Assistant

Envision Robotics is an approved Special Interest Provider for the YRDSB and YCDSBs.  

We have an opening for a Lunchtime STEM Program Assistant that will start in early in the fall of 2026.  The candidate will provide hands-on support to the primary STEM Instructor who is responsible for conducting assigned STEM lesson with the students.   Our school lunchtime programs are are conducted in the library of elementary schools during their lunch period and typically focused on kids in grade 3 - 6.  The candidate will help organize equipment, seating, and lessons for that day's lunchtime program, attend the lunchtime program where they will help set-up the computers (wifi connection), help students follow the lesson being taught, provide troubleshoot support, help clean-up and pack computers and equipment, and once back at the studio put equipment on charge.  

As per school board policies any person providing lunchtime programs within the school, to students, during the school day must present a current (~ 12 months) Vulnerable Sector Check (VSC).  To obtain a VSC with the York Regional Police applicants must be 18+.    Additional details will be provided.    

Position Hours and Duration

  • Part-time position that will start late January or early February based on candidate availability.
  • Program will run on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays
  • Duration: 6 weeks
  • Time: ~ 12 noon - 3 pm
  • Suitable for someone that is a university student, in-between jobs, or someone looking to work a few hours a day a few days per week
  • Hourly rate is up to $22/hr

At minimum candidates should ....

  • Have a Vulnerable Sector Check (VSC) that is "current" (within 6 months) as defined by the school board or be willing to apply for a VSC. 
  • Be dependable, detail oriented, have a positive & kid-friendly attitude, a team-player, be calm under pressure, be professional and responsible,
  • Be able to carry two grocery-style tote boxes that each weigh approximately 15-18 lbs from the parking lot to the library, and potentially up a set of stairs as we don't have access to a school elevator
  • Be able to get to our STEM Studio in a timely manner for each shift
  • Experience with one or more of the following disciplines is helpful, but not required: robotics, coding, 3D printing, game design
When applying indicate you are applying for the Lunchtime STEM Program Assistant.

Please note that only candidates who meet the minimum requirements and are selected for further consideration will be contacted for a phone interview.
STEM Instructor
Instructors are paid team members responsible for overseeing student progress and managing support staff to ensure all lessons are delivered effectively during their assigned shift.

At minimum candidates should ....
  • Be in grade 11 – 12 (high school) or college / university
  • Have experience with one or more of the following disciplines: robotics, coding, 3D printing, game design
STEM Volunteer
STEM Volunteers play a vital role in supporting student learning by coaching kids through lessons across a range of technologies and platforms. In addition to earning community hours, volunteers gain valuable experience that strengthens university applications, scholarship opportunities, and future part-time student employment prospects.

We have volunteers that join us during the school year and in the summer (July - Aug).

Volunteers should ....
  • Be in grade 9 - 12
  • During the school year ber willing to commit to a 2 hours timeslot over a 3 month period
  • During the summer be willing to commit for a minimum of 1 week, Monday - Friday from 9 am - 4 pm.
Cooperative Student
Our co-op positions offer students hands-on experience in STEM education. During the school year, co-op students focus on developing new lesson content or coaching students during their sessions. In the summer, co-op placements take on greater leadership by running segments of our STEM Camps and guiding daily activities.

If you are a Coop Student looking of a position contact us directly or speak with your school guidance to get in touch with us. 
Envision Robotics is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We welcome and encourage applicants of all backgrounds, experiences, and identities. We are committed to creating an inclusive, respectful, and supportive environment for our staff, students, and families. All hiring decisions are based on qualifications, merit, and program needs.
Envision Robotics STEM Education
8220 Bayview Avenue, Unit #10
Thornhill ON  L3T 2S2
647-502-6319

info@envisionrobotics.com
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The Role of a Volunteer
Envision Robotics Volunteer Guide

Volunteers are an important part of the Envision Robotics team. Your support helps our programs run smoothly while creating a positive, safe, and engaging environment where students can learn, explore, and grow.

As a volunteer, you are more than an extra set of hands — you are a mentor, role model, motivator, and leader. Whether helping a student complete their first robot build, encouraging them through a coding challenge, or helping maintain a safe environment during camp activities, your contribution has a direct impact on each child’s experience.

At Envision Robotics, we want students to feel:

  • Supported when they need help
  • Encouraged when things become challenging
  • Proud of what they create
  • Excited to return and learn more

Your attitude, energy, patience, and professionalism help make this happen.

Core Responsibilities

Classroom Assistance

Volunteers help students remain engaged, successful, and focused during lessons and activities.

Supporting Student Learning
  • Help students locate robotics parts, tools, and materials needed for activities
  • Assist students who may be stuck during a robot build or coding activity
  • Encourage students to try independently after demonstrating or explaining a step
  • Avoid completing projects for students — the goal is for students to learn through hands-on experience
  • Help students understand worksheets, instructions, spelling, and lesson concepts when needed
  • Encourage students to problem-solve and think critically before immediately giving answers
Encouraging Student Success
  • Monitor student progress throughout the lesson
  • Help students stay on track so they can complete their build and coding objectives
  • Encourage students who may become frustrated or discouraged
  • Celebrate student successes and progress, even small achievements
  • Help create a positive and welcoming classroom atmosphere
Maintaining Classroom Safety & Organization
  • Watch for tablets, laptops, robotics parts, or materials left on floors or desk edges
  • Help keep student workstations organized and safe
  • Encourage students to remain seated and focused while lessons are in progress
  • Help minimize distractions and unnecessary noise during instruction
  • Notify instructors if equipment appears damaged or unsafe

Student Transition & Classroom Reset

Volunteers play an important role in helping classes transition smoothly and efficiently.

Helping Students Prepare to Leave
  • Remind students to collect personal belongings:
    • Water bottles
    • Coats and hats
    • Lunch bags
    • Worksheets or projects
  • Ensure tablets and computers remain safely at workstations
  • Help maintain calm and organized dismissal procedures
Cleaning & Resetting Workstations
  • Assist students with carefully disassembling robots
  • Ensure motors, controllers, and sensors are returned to the correct storage areas
  • Help prepare stations for incoming students by:
    • Loading lessons on computers/tablets
    • Organizing materials
    • Replacing missing components
    • Tidying desks and workspaces
  • Scan floors for robotics parts, electronics, or tripping hazards
  • Help keep the studio clean, organized, and professional at all times

Summer Camp Responsibilities

Safety is always the highest priority during camp programs. Camp activities include both in-studio learning and outdoor activities at nearby parks.

Volunteers play an important role in helping maintain a safe and organized environment.

Indoor Safety
  • Remind students to walk safely inside the studio
  • Help guide students to their assigned rooms and activities
  • Assist with student transitions between activities
  • Help supervise hand washing, lunch preparation, and line organization
Outdoor & Park Safety
  • Help maintain orderly walking groups to and from the park
  • Assist instructors in monitoring students during outdoor activities
  • Position yourself strategically at the park to help supervise equipment and student behaviour
  • Watch for unsafe actions or situations and notify staff immediately if concerns arise
  • Encourage students to include others and participate respectfully
  • Help students follow instructions quickly and safely

Expectations & Professional Conduct

As a volunteer, you represent Envision Robotics and are expected to demonstrate the same professionalism and positive behaviour expected of staff members.

Professionalism
  • Arrive on time and ready to assist
  • Maintain a positive and respectful attitude
  • Be engaged and attentive throughout your volunteer shift
  • Use appropriate language and behaviour at all times
  • Treat students, families, instructors, and fellow volunteers respectfully
Being Alert & Proactive
  • Stay aware of what is happening in your assigned area
  • Look for students who may need assistance, encouragement, or support
  • Watch for potential safety concerns before they become problems
  • Keep your attention focused on students and activities
Positive Student Interaction
  • Be encouraging, patient, and approachable
  • Speak respectfully and positively with students
  • Help students feel confident and capable
  • Encourage persistence when activities become difficult
  • Always ask before physically assisting or touching a student’s project or materials
Phone & Device Usage
  • Personal phones and devices should not be used while volunteering
  • If you need to take an important call or send a message, please ask an instructor for a brief break
  • Volunteers should remain fully engaged with students during programming time
Breaks & Communication
  • If you need a break or need to step away, let an instructor know first
  • Communicate concerns, incidents, or questions to instructors promptly
  • Ask questions whenever you are unsure about procedures or expectations

Tips for Being a Great Volunteer

Great volunteers are:

  • Positive and encouraging
  • Patient and understanding
  • Responsible and dependable
  • Observant and proactive
  • Professional and respectful
  • Willing to learn and help wherever needed

Remember:
Students may not remember every lesson you taught them — but they will remember how you made them feel.

Your support, encouragement, and leadership can help inspire confidence, curiosity, creativity, and a lifelong passion for learning.

Thank You

Thank you for volunteering your time, energy, and talents with Envision Robotics. Your contribution helps create an exciting, supportive, and inspiring environment where students can explore technology, build confidence, and develop skills for the future.

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Volunteer Code of Conduct
Policy Brief & Purpose

As a volunteer you are a representative of Envision Robotics and an important part of our team! Our Code of Conduct policy outlines the expectations regarding a volunteers’ behavior towards current and prospective students, their parents, the public, and fellow colleagues.

We promote freedom of expression and open communication. But we expect all staff to follow our code of conduct. Staff should avoid offending, participating in serious disputes and disrupting our workplace. We also expect staff to foster a well-organized, respectful and collaborative environment.

Scope
This policy applies to all our staff regardless of employment agreement or rank.
Volunteers are bound by our Code of Conduct while performing their duties.

The components of our Code of Conduct below:

1. Compliance with law
• All staff must protect our company’s legality. We expect staff to be ethical and responsible when dealing with our company’s clients, finances, products, partnerships and public image.

2. Respect in the workplace
• All staff should respect their colleagues, our current and prospective customers. We won’t allow any kind of discriminatory behavior, harassment, or victimization.

3. Protection of Company Property
• All staff should treat our company’s property, whether material or intangible (i.e., digital, licenses), with respect and care.
• Staff:
- Shouldn’t misuse company equipment or use it frivolously.
- Should respect all kinds of incorporeal property. This includes trademarks, copyright and other property (information, reports etc.) Staff should use them only to complete their job duties.
- Staff should protect company facilities and other material property (e.g. robot platforms, tablets, laptops, etc.) from damage and vandalism, whenever possible.

4. Professionalism
• All staff must show integrity, fairness, respect, dignity, and professionalism in the workplace
• All staff should dress in attire appropriate for working with youth
• Avoid and minimize physical contact with youth
• Encourage people to speak up about issues related to personal or Group safety that concerns them.
• Personal devices such as phones, tablets, and laptops should be stored; request a short break if you need to access your phone/tablet for messages, to arrange pick-up, etc.

• I WILL NOT EVER:
• Behave in such a way that anyone could misinterpret my actions no matter how well-intended
• Engage in any form of inappropriate relationship with youth or exploit them in any way
• Ignore or trivialize abuse, harassment, bullying, hazing or bad behaviour
• Have one to one contact with youth online or in-person
• Swear or use inappropriate language in front of youth
• Use punishments and discipline that are demeaning, embarrassing or degrading
• Engage in inappropriate conduct or behavior with youth, including suggestive remarks threats, even in fun.

5. Job duties and authority
• All staff should fulfill their job duties with integrity and respect toward customers, and other staff
• Managers mustn’t abuse their authority; we expect them to delegate duties to their team members taking into account their competences and workload.
• Likewise, we expect team members to follow team leaders’ instructions and complete their duties with skill and in a timely manner.

6. Absenteeism and tardiness
• Staff should follow their schedules. We can make exceptions for occasions that prevent staff from following pre-scheduled days.
• But, generally, we expect staff to be punctual when coming to and leaving from work.

7. Collaboration
• Staff should be friendly and collaborative. They should try not to disrupt the workplace or present obstacles to their colleagues’ work.

8. Communication
• All staff must be open for communication with their colleagues, managers, and team members.

9. Disciplinary actions
• Our company may have to take disciplinary action against staff who repeatedly or intentionally fail to follow our code of conduct. Disciplinary actions will vary depending on the violation.
• Possible consequences include:
- Reprimand.
- Suspension or termination for more serious offenses.

How can we help?

Credit / Discount Codes

Multiple Program Codes (NEW for 2026!)
We introduced a new credit/discount code policy to make our programs more accessible and rewarding for all families. Parents enrolling a single child in multiple programs will now receive a similar discount to those registering multiple children.
  • Families registering two or more children will continue to receive 10% off the second and third child’s registration.
  • Families registering a single child in two or more programs or camps will receive 10% off the second and third program.
  • Multiple program discounts will apply to Extended Care fees (10% off)
  • Discounts applied to lower cost programs
  • To qualify, all programs must be registered in the same transaction.
How the Discounts Work (BIG Savings for ALL Parents!)
1 Program
  • Full price
2 Programs
  • First program at full price, second program 10% off
3 Programs
  • First program at full price, second and third program 10% off
4 or more Programs
  • First program at full price, second, third, and each additional program at 10% off
Questions?
  • Reach out to info@envisionrobotics.com
PARENT REFERRAL CODE
By Reuqest
  • Parents that refer a new customer to us are eligible for a referral credit equal to 10% of their friend's first program fee
  • Referring parent must be an existing customer
  • No limit on the referral amount or the number of referrals
  • Referral codes are good for 12 months from the time of issuance
OTHER PROMOTIONAL CODES
Varies
  • We regularly launch promotions to incent new customers to join as well as reward existing customers for their loyalty
  • Promotions change frequently and are time limnited
  • Promotion end dates are listed online; if no end-date is listed it is 3 weeks from the date of issuance/communication
GOOGLE REVIEW CODE
Thankyou10
  • Leave a Google Review, Get $10 Off
  • As a thank-you for your time, we offer a one-time $10 credit when you leave us a brief review on Google.
  • How to Redeem: After submitting your review, use code thankyou10 at checkout—or let us know, and we’ll apply it for you!
Leave a Google Review HERE
IMPORTANT:
  • Envision Robotics reserves the right to adjust or reverse any discounts applied in error or through misuse of credit codes.
  • All credit codes are pre-tax
  • Credit codes are not eligible for Extended Care, material fees, or FLL Competition programs/fees
  • Multiple credit codes can be used in the checkout
  • Envision Robotics offers a variety of codes to assist parents with managing the cost of our programs and camps.
Thank you for understanding!
If you have questions email us at info@envisionrobotics.com

FLL Competition Team Inquiry

Referral Credits

Get Recognized for Referring your Friends!
10% Referral Credit
We proudly offer a generous 10% referral credit to families who refer new customers to Envision Robotics!

Here’s how it works:
  • The credit is based on the program fee (excluding tax, extended hours, etc.) from your referral’s first booking.
  • Referral credits are valid for 12 months from the date your referred family registers.
  • You can combine referral credits with other credits (e.g., sibling, review credits).
  • Multiple referral credits can also be used in the same transaction.
  • No limit on the value of the referral - we've awarded referral credits over $250 in a single referral
  • A new customer is
  • No limit on the number of parents you can refer!
We love recognizing families who help spread the word! If you’ve referred someone and haven’t received your credit yet, please email us to help connect the referral to you.
  • We work very hard to ensure a fair and equitable solution for all
  • Our philosophy is simple "what we do for one we need to be able to do for all"
Thank you for understanding!
If you have questions email us at info@envisionrobotics.com

Weekly Class Policies

IMPORTANT:
  • We do not offer refunds for classes so please be absolutely sure you can attend the date (s) you booked – otherwise we recommend not booking.
Make-Up Policy
  • Since we schedule and set up workstations in advance, we ask that you give us prior notice if you’re unable to attend your class.
  • Please provide 24 hours’ notice if you cannot attend your class. For illness, same-day notice is required before the start of class.
  • Students may use one make-up class per Level (8 classes) when advance notice is given. Without notice, the absence will be considered a ‘no-show’ and the make-up opportunity will be lost. Thanks for your understanding!
  • We are unable to provide refunds or credits for missed classes or absences.
  • As a small business, managing missed classes and schedule changes can be challenging. We appreciate your support in following our policies and thank you for your understanding.
Emergency Situations
  • In the event your child is severely injured (e.g., broken limb) or a family emergency (e.g., funeral) prior to starting a weekly class a credit may be issued and/or the start date shifted
  • A credit may be issued for the value of the unused portion
  • Any credit issued under the above circumstances will expire after 12 months
Schedule Conflicts:
  • We expect parents to attend the programs that they book – otherwise we recommend not booking until you know can attend
  • Regular Programs – in the event a schedule conflict arises we may consider a temporary pause of a few weeks with advance notice (2 weeks)
  • We work very hard to ensure a fair and equitable solution for all
  • Our philosophy is simple "what we do for one we need to be able to do for all"
Thank you for understanding!
If you have questions email us at info@envisionrobotics.com

Camp Policies

IMPORTANT:
  • We do not offer refunds for camps or programs so please be absolutely sure you can attend the date (s) you booked – otherwise we recommend not booking.
Emergency Situations
  • In the event your child is severely injured (e.g., broken limb) or a family emergency (e.g., funeral) prior to starting a camp or program a credit may be issued and/or the start date shifted
  • A credit may be issued for the value of the unused portion
  • Any credit issued under the above circumstances will expire after 12 months
Schedule Conflicts:
  • We expect parents to attend the camps and programs that they book – otherwise we recommend not booking until you know can attend
  • Camps – in the event you have a conflict with your camp we offer the following:
  • If a camp date is available for an earlier week we may be able to shift your child to that week
  • We can’t shift camps to weeks later in the summer season
  • We allow parents to find other families to take their camp spots (but the economics of that will need to be worked out between the families)
  • We work very hard to ensure a fair and equitable solution for all
  • Our philosophy is simple "what we do for one we need to be able to do for all"
Thank you for understanding!
If you have questions email us at info@envisionrobotics.com
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