Government Of Canada Jobs For Students Are Available & You Could Earn Over $34 An Hour

There are so many government of Canada jobs available for high school, college and university students that you can apply for right now, including one that will pay you to live and work in France.

The feds are hiring students through the Federal Student Work Experience Program and salaries go up to more than $34 an hour!

With these government of Canada student jobs, you'll be able to discover career paths that are available across the country and gain experience that can help you when looking for work after you graduate.

The student inventory is open year-round and positions are available with more than 200 federal departments and agencies for both full-time and part-time work.

You can find jobs in fields including administration, agriculture, communications, finance, IT, and more.

Also, there are work locations across the country in more than 300 cities and towns.

You're eligible for the Federal Student Work Experience Program if you meet these three criteria:

• you're registered as a full-time student in a secondary or post-secondary accredited academic institution
• you meet the minimum age requirement in the province or territory of work
• you'll return to full-time studies in the next academic term

If you're in your final year of studying, you're eligible to work part-time until you graduate but you must have been previously employed with the Federal Student Work Experience Program, the Co-op/Internship Program or the Research Affiliate Program.

After you apply, your application will be included in the student inventory and managers will request applications that match their job requirements throughout the year.

You'll be notified by email if you're matched with a job opportunity and then contacted by a manager for a test and/or interview if your application is selected for further consideration.

The student government of Canada jobs have salaries that depend on whether you're in high school, college, CEGEP or university.

High school students make $16 an hour while college and CEGEP students make $16, $16.84, $17.83, $18.90, $20.04 or $21.24 an hour.

If you're an undergraduate student in university, you can earn $16.99, $18.17, $19.48, $20.80, $22.29, $23.85 or $25.52 per hour with the Federal Student Work Experience Program.

Students getting a master's degree get 22.71, $24.50, $26.46 or $28.57 an hour and doctorate students make $26.72, $29.12, $31.74 or $34.59 an hour.

If the provincial or territorial minimum wage is higher than the current maximum offered then the provincial or territorial minimum wage rate is to be applied, the federal government said.

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