Career Opportunities

The Montreal Holocaust Museum encourages people who self-identify as members of minority groups to apply.

Permanent Positions (full-time & part-time)

We don’t have any available positions at the moment.

Temporary Contract Positions

Agent visitor services and mediation. Temporary, on call.

Summer Student Positions

We don’t have any available positions at the moment.

We cannot respond to hate with hate.

Jean Kutscher, survivor and testimony speaker

Volunteer

Volunteer recruitment for 2023 is now closed. To receive information on our next recruitments, subscribe to our newsletter!

Guides

Volunteer guides lead guided tours of the permanent exhibition, as well as educational workshops for school groups (grade 6 and up) in French and/or English. They also occasionally provide tours for community groups and other adult audiences. They receive intensive initial training, offered annually, as well as ongoing training during the course of each school year.

We recruit guides every year. See you next year for the next recruitment.

Survivor Testimony

If you are a Holocaust survivor and you wish to share your experience with others, you are welcome to become a survivor speaker for the Montreal Holocaust Museum.

Committee Members

There are many committees that support the development of programs and the democratic nature of the Museum. They include the Remembrance, Education, Museum, Human Rights (young adults), Events, Communications, Fundraising and Public Position committees.

Volunteers are at the heart of the Holocaust Museum

In addition to being trained and acquiring new skills, volunteers are invited to participate in events organised by the Museum. They can get involved in contributing to the Museum’s mission, as well as raising public awareness about the Holocaust and issues related to racism, antisemitism and genocide. The Museum relies on a diverse team of 180 volunteers.