As of November 7, 2026, Jobsy lists 5 academic advisor jobs in Canada. The most active employers are University of Waterloo, Lakeland College and Northern Alberta Institute of Technology. Skills often requested: problem solving, counsel students, communication skills and reporting.
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3+ YOEWestern University needs a candidate with an undergraduate degree in a relevant discipline and 3 years of academic advising or student affairs experience. The candidate must handle confidential information with discretion and communicate well with students, staff and faculty.
Northern Alberta Institute of Technology: In addition to full-time, part-time and apprenticeship programming, NAIT provides customized corporate training locally, nationally and…
3+ YOECandidates need a bachelor's degree in a related field and 3 years of related experience, plus strong communication, interpersonal and organizational skills. Experience advising on JR Shaw School of Business programs is an asset.
Coaching, Counsel students, Business processes, Case management, Reporting, Communication skills
Candidates need a bachelor's degree and strong Microsoft Office skills, with PeopleSoft an asset. Post-secondary experience and knowledge of transfer credit systems are preferred. The role calls for a student-focused, detail-oriented person who can work independently and within a team.
University of Waterloo: In a complex and rapidly evolving world, WatSPEED at the University of Waterloo is professional education that’s designed to be different.
3+ YOECandidates need knowledge of university academic policies, pharmacy program requirements and student support resources. Strong advising, record-keeping and communication skills are needed to work with students, faculty and academic leaders.
University of Waterloo: In a complex and rapidly evolving world, WatSPEED at the University of Waterloo is professional education that’s designed to be different.
3+ YOECandidates need knowledge of university academic policies, pharmacy program requirements and student support resources. Strong advising, record-keeping and communication skills are needed to work with students, faculty and academic leaders.
University of Waterloo (2), Lakeland College (1), Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (1) and Western University (1).
What skills do academic advisor jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention problem solving, counsel students, communication skills, reporting, collaboration, record keeping, education administration and report writing.