Looking for a job on campus? Many areas of the university need students throughout the year on a full- and part-time basis. It's a great, flexible way to gain valuable work experience and complement your studies. 

Here are some tips to land a campus job:

1. Check out the Work-Study Program

• The Financial Aid & Awards Office offers a work-study program, available to full-time students only. See if you're eligible and apply here.
   

2. Reach out to alumni

• Alumni Advancement and Alumni Relations needs help from current students throughout the year for fundraising campaigns and events. 
• To work at the Annual Giving Call Centre, send your CV and cover letter by email to call.centre.alumni@concordia.ca. 
• To work at Alumni events, you can apply by sending your CV and cover letter by email to events@concordia.ca.

3. Join the athletics team

• Athletics & Recreation hires referees, timekeepers, ticket sellers, parking attendants and more.
• Fill out an application form during the summer. Send your CV to ljacinto@alcor.concordia.ca

4. Help out at Campus Stores

• Concordia Stores hires students during rush periods on a casual part-time basis at both the Sir George Williams Bookstore and Loyola Bookstore. Learn more here.
  
  

5. Check out the Concordia Student Union (CSU)

• The CSU offers a range of jobs from administrative to research positions. Find current openings. 
• They also administer HoJo, a housing and job bank.

6. Solve front-line IT and AV problems at IITS

• Working at Instructional and Information Technology services (IITS) gives you real-world A/V, IT and customer support work experience.

Work at the Service Centre's helping to support multi-media classrooms and provide on-site Audio-Visual support for live events.

Work at the Service Desk providing front-line IT support.

• Casual positions (non-contract), if available, are posted on HoJo or CAPS.
• Full-time position (permanent), if available, are posted on the Human Resources website.
  

7. Invigilate an exam

• The Exams office offers invigilation positions to graduate students, or other interested parties who are not current undergraduate students.
• View the Final Examination Invigilator job description.
• Applications are accepted during the months of January and September only. Bring your CV to the Examinations Office, 1550 De Maisonneuve West, second floor, room GM 210 or e-mail it to exams.invigilators@concordia.ca
  

8. Greet newcomers at the Welcome Centre

• Show Concordia in its best light: become a Campus Tour Guide! Positions are posted on HoJo.

9. Apply to a company on campus

• Aramark: Apply for a food service position on-campus
  • Email your CV to chang-matthew@aramark.ca