Previous experience dealing with the public is considered an asset. This program offers applicants the opportunity to work in summer employment for a period of four months. Jobs run from May to September. Successful applicants will work in the recreation, tourism, and clerical fields. Students will be provided with first aid training, if required by the job.
Preference is given to university students.
A total of 10 positions may be available. All positions are tentative, pending receipt of federal and provincial funding . While working in this program, youths earn minimum wage.