Successful candidates are then assessed against other required qualifications. Language The language requirements for specific positions vary and are based on the nature of the duties and the location of the position. Some Customs Inspectors are required to provide services to the public in both official languages. For certain positions where immediate bilingual capability is not required, language training may be provided. Where service needs require immediate bilingual capability, candidates are tested to determine whether their language skills are sufficient.
Some positions require the use of only one of the two official languages.
This training is oriented towards the practical skills required of a Customs Inspector. Travel to and from Rigaud and in-residence expenses, including meals, are provided at no cost to the candidate. The Centre provides recreational activities outside the hours of the formal training program, and trainees are entitled to periodic weekend trips home at the CCRA s expense.