Student Employment Program
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Canada Summer Jobs
The CSJ (Canada Summer Jobs) Program is a government-funded initiative that funds employers to create summer jobs for youth 15-30. It provides youth with valuable work experience while also offering assistance to local businesses, non-profits and sectors of government. Creating quality jobs, developing skills, and enhancing youth employability are the main priorities. Positions funded via CSJ must be decent jobs, and adhere to community priorities. This program is under the Youth Employment and Skills Strategy, an annual program.
Job Summary
Content Writer & Digital Marketing Assistant (under Canada Summer Jobs Program)Organizational Context: We are looking for a passionate Content Writer & Digital Marketing Assistant under the Canada Summer Jobs Program to join our team. You will be responsible for researching and writing interesting and informative blog posts, help optimize content for SEO, and support online marketing efforts to increase our digital footprint in this role.
Key Responsibilities:
- To that end, you conduct research on topics related to job postings, careers, and the job market, and write high-quality blog posts.
- Seize opportunities page optimization (SEO) for the website’s traffic.
- Help with social media management such as creating and interacting with posts
- Interview local employers and job seekers, to produce intellectual content.
- Proofread content to check for clarity and errors.
- Use website analytics to monitor the performance of your content.
- Keep track of the latest in popular current trends in blogging and digital marketing in general.
Discover the possible:
At the National Research Council (NRC), anything is possible. As Canada’s largest research and technology organization, our internationally renowned research advances the frontiers of science and engineering in pursuit of the impossible. We uncover new ideas through innovative discovery and open the doors to possibilities for companies that impact Canada’s future and the world every day.
At the NRC you will also explore new opportunities. We have a strong culture whereby idea generation is encouraged and all levels are open to new perspectives and innovation. We value teamwork. You will work with experts from several disciplines, and with the smartest individuals to derive innovative solutions. Most critically, you will learn what you are capable of from the inside, as you evolve, add the best value and advance your career. Explore your potential at the NRC, from path leading to ground breaking discoveries to a rewarding career.
The Role
Are you Canada’s next generation of STEM leaders? Are you seeking practical work experience related to your studies? Would you like to work on cutting-edge projects that matter to Canadians? Do you seek great learning experience in a creative and diverse environment?
The NRC Student Employment Program offers students a practical career-related experience in research and development (R& D), engineering and technology, administration, librarian science, computer science, trades, business, technology advisors, finance, human resources, and other professions. The students work in a tough and intellectually stimulating environment but enjoy access to better equipment, facilities and expertise.
General As a student at the NRC, you will be working on exciting projects in an environment where teamwork, initiative, and creativity are encouraged. Roles Deloitte Office are available at NRC!== NRC is a Federal nuclear research center in the world.
Who can apply?
Requirements for Eligibility for NRC Student Employment Program
- You have a High School diploma (or grade 12 equivalent) and minimum “B” academic standing or equivalency (a “B+” academic standing is preferred) (you can find equivalencies on the back of your transcript)
- You are enrolled in a recognized Canadian academic institution and returning to full-time studies in the following semester
- This also includes individuals with disabilities who are deemed by their academic institution to have full-time status, as well as participants in adult secondary-level education and retraining programs authorized by an accredited academic appropriately accredited institution
- You are a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident of Canada. Foreign national students, who are studying in eligible Canadian educational institution, have a valid Off-Campus Work Permit, and meets eligibility requirements may also apply. See information about this option at Citizenship and Immigration Canada (Work Off Campus) at the bottom for more specific requirements and information.
Application Requirements
To be considered for the SEP program please submit the following with your application. Otherwise, your application will be omitted from searches.
Resume:
- Most recent transcript:
- University/College/High college (grade 12 or equivalent)
- You do not have to send in an official version — an electronic copy is fine
- Select your transcript by clicking the “add a document” in the Second language evaluation results field
- Make sure to select your preferred location in the Preferred Work Location(s) section of the application — this will help you be considered for roles in the location that you are interested in.
Compensation
- $ 664 to $ 1436 weekly (37.5 hrs)
- Salaries are based on the Academic Semesters Completed.
