Students will be matched to jobs related to their area of study. This program offers applicants the opportunity to work in summer employment for a period of two to four months. Jobs run from May 1 to August 31. Successful applicants will work in a variety of areas, including accounting, computers, engineering, planning, database management, horticulture, statistical analysis, and crime prevention education. A total of 11 positions may be available.
All positions are tentative, pending receipt of federal and provincial funding .
Hourly wages are dependent upon position.