Your next job awaits! The Toronto Pearson Career Expo is back this October, offering a number of opportunities at the airport, along with a new career discovery experience for youth.

Toronto Pearson International Airport employs over 52,000 people across a wide range of industries.

What to expect at the Toronto Pearson Career Expo

On Oct. 1, the career expo will welcome those interested in learning about career pathways and opportunities for long-term growth at Canada’s largest airport.

“Pearson’s workforce is projected to grow significantly over the next decade,” shares Toronto Pearson. “Pearson LIFT (Long–term Investment in Facilities and Terminals) will enable the airport to accommodate up to 65 million passengers annually by the early-to-mid 2030s, adding roughly 16,000 jobs at Pearson.”

Along with these added jobs, the expo is also including a Youth Career Discovery Stream. This will offer young people exposure to the careers at Pearson, interactive learning, skills awareness, and a guided exploration of airport-related career pathways, according to the airport.

Those interested in joining the expo must register online ahead of the event. While walk-ins are welcome at the event, priority will be given to those who pre-registered.

Whether you’re looking for employment in Safety and Security, Hospitality and Retail, Operations, or Airlines, the opportunities are there for you to explore.

Toronto Pearson Career Expo

When: Thursday, Oct. 1, 2026
Time: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Where: Toronto Congress Centre, Hall F — 650 Dixon Rd, Etobicoke, Ont.

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