Developing habits of the heart and mind for a life of purpose and service
Trinity College School (TCS) is a nationally respected leader in independent education, recognized for its enduring mission to “develop habits of the heart and mind for a life of purpose and service.” Founded in 1865, TCS continues to shape the lives of young people through excellence, innovation, and care. Located on a breathtaking 100-acre campus in Port Hope, Ontario, on the traditional territory of the Michi Saagiig Anishnaabeg and within the Williams Treaties, our school community brings together approximately 600 students from more than 30 countries, spanning Grades 5 to 12. At TCS, learning extends far beyond the classroom. Our holistic approach integrates academics, service learning, athletics, and the arts within a culture that values wellbeing, inclusion, and personal growth. Educators and staff who join TCS become part of a collaborative, forward-looking community dedicated to nurturing potential in both students and one another. Together, we prepare young people to lead lives of integrity, purpose, and impact.
Chapel Organist
(Permanent part-time position commencing August 24, 2026)
Reporting to the Chaplain, the Chapel Organist plays an important role in the spiritual and musical life of the School. The role supports daily chapel services and contributes to a reflective, inclusive, and values-aligned worship experience through musical leadership and student engagement. This individual will be filling a vacancy starting in August 2026.
This is a permanent part-time position, typically averaging approximately 15–20 hours per week across the academic year, with some seasonal variation depending on the school calendar, services, rehearsals, and special events.
Working in collaboration with the Chaplain, the Organist prepares and performs music for regular weekday chapel services, as well as occasional Sunday services and special observances aligned with the Anglican tradition and the School’s calendar. The role also leads the School’s chapel-based ensembles, including the Chapel Choir and handbell groups, fostering student participation, confidence, and a sense of belonging.
Key Responsibilities
● Provide organ music for regular weekday chapel services (typically five mornings per week), as well as occasional Sunday services, major Anglican holy days, and key School events
● Collaborate with the Chaplain to plan music aligned with the liturgical calendar, Anglican traditions, and the School’s values
● Lead and rehearse the Chapel Choir and handbell ensembles, supporting student participation in chapel services and events
● Contribute to a welcoming and inclusive chapel environment that reflects the School’s commitment to belonging and community
Qualifications
● Demonstrated proficiency as an organist
● Familiarity with Anglican liturgical traditions and repertoire preferred
● Experience working with youth ensembles (choir and/or handbells)
● Strong collaborative and organizational skills
Candidate Profile
● A relational, student-centered approach to music leadership
● A commitment to inclusive and engaging community experiences
● A positive presence, with flexibility and responsiveness to the rhythms of school life
● Alignment with the School’s mission and commitment to student wellbeing and belonging
The hourly rate for this position is $37–$54 per hour. Placement within the range will reflect the successful candidate’s qualifications and relevant experience.
To apply:
Please email a cover letter and résumé in PDF format to:
Jennifer Paziuk
Head of Senior School - Student Support
Trinity College School
Email: jobs@tcs.on.ca
Please address all correspondence by June 12, 2026 | For more information, visit www.tcs.on.ca.
Trinity College School thanks all applicants for their interest; however, we can acknowledge only those selected for an interview. Please note that artificial intelligence (AI) will not be used in the selection process.
Trinity College School is an equal-opportunity employer. We celebrate the diversity of our school community, including differences in race, colour, religion, national or ethnic origin, sexual orientation, and gender identity. We welcome candidates representing such diversity.
Trinity College School is committed to providing accommodations for persons with disabilities. The School will provide support in its recruitment processes to applicants with disabilities, including accommodation that considers an applicant’s accessibility needs.
