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Carey Theological College is looking for a Manager of Hospitality and Guest Experience to oversee hotel operations and student residences while ensuring services align with a mission of Christian hospitality. This role supports students and guests alike, fostering community through shared spaces and service excellence.
Manager of Hospitality and Guest Experience: Carey Theological College
Situated on the beautiful UBC campus in Vancouver, where Carey has served students and churches for over six decades, Carey Theological College is undergoing an ambitious transformation. This is not a traditional institutional posting—it’s a call to help rebuild something that matters. Carey is repositioning itself with the boldness of a startup, but the foundation of a historic, conservative evangelical tradition. We are re-establishing our identity around theological clarity, classical formation, and the unchanging truths of Scripture.
We are looking for those who are battle-tested—both spiritually and professionally. People who will not drift, who lead with conviction, and who are energized by the hard, often unseen work of rebuilding systems, culture, and mission. This is a role for builders, not maintainers. For those who want to leave behind institutional drift and help shape a place where truth is not only taught—but embodied.
Roles at Carey are not static. They are designed to grow and evolve as the College itself is renewed. If you’re ready to embrace complexity, bring order to chaos, and serve something larger than yourself, then we invite you to consider joining us.
The Manager of Hospitality and Guest Experience plays a pivotal role in shaping how Carey welcomes, serves, and supports its students, guests, and wider community. At the intersection of hotel operations, student housing, guest services, and campus coordination, this is a multi-functional role for a service-driven leader who brings both strategic thinking and operational follow-through.
As Carey reimagines its campus life through the lens of Christian hospitality, this role ensures day-to-day operations are not only efficient but deeply aligned with Carey’s theological vision. The Manager oversees the Carey Centre (hotel), guiding its transformation into a distinctive expression of ministry-centered hospitality. Simultaneously, the role supports the operations of both student residences—including our newly opened, purpose-built facility—and leads the guest services desk team in delivering a warm, coordinated, and deeply hospitable experience.
This role also contributes to community-building through food and shared spaces. The Manager supports the logistics of student meal plans, kitchen coordination, and shared dining between hotel guests and students—working closely with the Dean of Students and Facilities Supervisor to foster an environment of mutual respect and welcome.
This is a transitional, multi-hat role, designed for a season of growth and streamlining. As Carey evolves, this position may develop into a more senior hospitality or operations leadership portfolio.
This is a full-time position based at Carey Theological College on the UBC campus in Vancouver, BC. The salary range for this role is $70,000–$85,000 per year, commensurate with experience and qualifications.
Carey offers a generous benefits package, including:
Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Full Time
TBD
Carey Theological College
(236) 457-5543
gsutherland@carey-edu.ca
Hospitality/Travel
Not Applicable
Carey Theological College exists to equip the faithful few: those who will not drift, who lead with conviction, and who hold fast to the truth when the world lets go. As a conservative evangelical institution rooted in the classical Protestant and Baptist tradition, Carey offers fully online, graduate-level theological education that is biblically faithful, academically rigorous, and spiritually formative. Our goal is not merely to educate but to form Christians in wisdom and the virtues—leaders shaped by the transcendent realities of truth, goodness, and beauty.
Drawing on the classical and scholastic Christian traditions, Carey embraces a master-apprentice model of ministry preparation, engaging the great texts of the Christian and Western canon, and recovering theology as the queen of the sciences, with philosophy as her handmaiden.
Embodying the Reformation cry Post Tenebras Lux —“After darkness, light”—Carey bears witness to renewal through the rediscovery of God’s truth in both the light of Scripture and the light of nature. Out of theological drift and moral confusion, we are returning to the wisdom of the Christian tradition and the Lordship of Christ. Carey is a place where truth is not only taught—but embodied and defended.