11 Aug
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National Research Council Canada / Conseil national de recherches Canada
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Quebec City
11 Aug
National Research Council Canada / Conseil national de recherches Canada
Quebec City
This Indigenous Student Employment Program is open to students who self‑declare as Indigenous Peoples (First Nations, Inuit, Métis). It provides practical, career‑related experience in research, development, engineering, technology, administration, library science, computer science, trades, business, finance, human resources, and other professions.
City: Multiple NRC Offices across Canada
Classification: Student
Duration: Approximately 16 weeks (four months). Full‑time during a non‑academic semester and part‑time during an academic semester.
Work Arrangements: Positions may be eligible for a hybrid arrangement (on‑site and telework) depending on the nature of the work. Teleworkers must travel to the designated site at least three times per week (minimum 60% of the work schedule). Exceptions may be granted to accommodate Indigenous candidates’ community connections.
The role
Contribute to research and development projects across a range of disciplines.
Collaborate with team members from diverse fields and backgrounds.
Apply knowledge from your field of study to real‑world challenges.
Learn how to use specialized equipment, facilities, and expertise available at NRC.
Length of term
Student work terms last for approximately sixteen weeks (four months). Work can occur full‑time during a non‑academic semester and part‑time during an academic semester.
Who can apply?
You self‑declare as an Indigenous person (First Nations, Inuit, Métis).
You have a high school diploma (or grade 12 equivalent).
You are studying at a recognised educational institution and will return to full‑time studies next semester.
Definitions:
First Nations: Indigenous grouping composed of many different nations with their own history and culture.
Metis: Indigenous People of mixed First Nations and European ancestry, united by a common history and culture.
Inuit (Inuk): Indigenous People inhabiting or traditionally inhabiting the northern regions and Arctic coasts of Canada (Inuit Nunangat).
Persons with disabilities: Considered to have full‑time status by their academic institution or participating in adult secondary‑level education/retraining under authorised institutions.
Condition of employment
Reliability Status: Verification of background information over a period of five years is required.
Application requirements
Resume
Most recent transcript (electronic copy acceptable) from university, college or high school.
Self‑declare as an Indigenous person in the Employment Equity section of the application.
Provide preferred location(s) in the Preferred Work Location(s) section.
Compensation
From $664 to $1,436 per week (based on the number of academic semesters completed).
Notes
Incumbent must adhere to secure workplace practices at all times.
Hiring managers search the database for qualified candidates throughout the year. Only selected candidates will be contacted.
Contact
E‑mail:
[email protected]
Telephone: 613‑993‑9101
Toll‑free: 1‑877‑NRC‑CNRC or 1‑877‑672‑2672
Closing date: There is no set deadline; this program is an ongoing process.
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📌 Indigenous Student Employment Program (Quebec City)
🏢 National Research Council Canada / Conseil national de recherches Canada
📍 Quebec City