How to apply for federal public service jobs and internships: Presented by the Public Service Commission of Canada - In person

Target audience: Open to all undergraduate and graduate students in all programs, members of employment equity groups

Learn about Government of Canada jobs for students, graduates and members of an employment equity group (women, Indigenous Peoples, visible minorities and persons with disabilities)

Presenters

• Bibisha Mbimbi, human resources advisor from the National Recruitment Directorate - Quebec Region, Public Service Commission of Canada 
• Martine Louisma, Human Resources coordinator, Royal Canadian Mounted Police 

Did you know that the Public Service Commission of Canada supports departments and agencies in hiring qualified individuals into and within the public service?

In this information session, you will learn more about our students and graduates' recruitment programs. You will also have an overview of GCJobs, how to apply to postings, have tips and advice on how to answer pre-screening questions. 

As an HR advisor, Bibisha will also explain second language requirements for working in the Canadian government, how candidates are evaluated and accommodation in the selection process.

Learn more about the Federal Student Work Experience Program (FSWEP)

The Public Service Commission (PSC) is committed to achieving a public service that reflects the diversity of Canada. The PSC is responsible for identifying and eliminating barriers in recruitment and staffing, and for developing policies and practices that will continue to help ensure that equity group members are well represented in the federal public service. 

While preference will be given to Canadian veterans, Canadian citizens and permanent residents who meet job opportunity requirements, international students are invited to apply for positions.

Resources

• Learn more about Government of Canada jobs (including recruitment programs and specialized inventories).
• More information on Employment equity
• Accessibility in public service

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