Rideau Canal Student Recruitment Inventory 2023 - Elgin, Canada - Parks Canada

Parks Canada

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Elgin, Canada

3 weeks ago

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Sophia Lee

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Description

Parks Canada - Ontario Waterways

Rideau Canal

Elgin (Ontario), Ottawa (Ontario), Smiths Falls (Ontario), Eastern Ontario - Other locations (Ontario), National Capital Region - Other locations (Ontario)
SU-0- Office Administration (Smiths Falls), SU-0- Geomatics Student (Smiths Falls), SU-0- Communications and Social Media (Smiths Falls), SU-0- Visitor Services Attendant, (Smiths Falls, Ottawa), SU-0- Learn to Paddle - Canoe Guide (Ottawa), SU-0- Resource Management Student (Smiths Falls)
$16.00 to $20.80 per hour (Salary to be determined at the time of the hire, is based on the current academic level of the student, and is currently under review.)
For further information on the organization, please visit Parks Canada

Learn more about Parks Canada's Historic Canals and Waterways Lock Operations.
Parks Canada Web site
Closing date: 30 June :59, Pacific Time

Who can apply:

To be eligible, you must be:

full-time secondary or post-secondary student in an accredited institution;

- currently recognized as having full-time student status by the academic institution in which you are presently enrolled;
- the minimum age to work in the province where the job exists.

Important messages:

We are committed to providing an inclusive and barrier-free work environment, starting with the hiring process.

If you need to be accommodated during any phase of the evaluation process, please use the Contact information below to request specialized accommodation.

All information received in relation to accommodation will be kept confidential.

Assessment accommodation

Salary to be determined at the time of the hire and is based on the current academic level of the student.

Duties:

SU-0- Office Administration (Smiths Falls)

General administrative support within various departments, including Finance, Operations and Human Resources.

Duties will include - among other things - filing, records management, data entry, revenue reconciliation, interview scheduling and client service.

SU-0- Geomatics Student (Smiths Falls)

Provides geomatics technical services in the manipulation, analysis, integration, and presentation of geospatial and non-geospatial data to functional specialists and managers of the field unit.

Maintains field unit geospatial and non-geospatial data and information in support of management activities and local implementations of national systems that utilize geomatics.

SU-0- Communications and Social Media (Smiths Falls)

SU-0- Visitor Services Attendant, (Smiths Falls, Ottawa)

These students will deliver retail services, trip-planning support, reception, and interpretive programming at the historic site, facilitating opportunities to discover, appreciate, and learn about the site's natural and cultural significance.

In addition, they will have light cleaning duties and provide some administrative support as needed.

SU-0- Learn to Paddle - Canoe Guide (Ottawa)

These students will deliver basic canoe skills for the Learn to Paddle program, offer guided tours by canoe, historical and interpretive story telling relevant to our historic site.

They will facilitate opportunities to discover, appreciate, and learn about the site's natural and cultural significance. In addition, they will have light cleaning and maintenance duties.

SU -06 Resource Management Student (Smiths Falls)

The Resource Management Students will support our Environmental Services team by conducting in the field (on land and on water) resource management monitoring programs, including invasive species, site restoration assessments, shoreline assessments and fish spawning surveys.

Work will also include consolidating and summarizing data for project sites and making figures, developing program guidance documents, information management, improving training materials, collecting information and providing administrative support.

Work environment:

Ontario's historic canals are defining features of Canada and provide communities and visitors with beauty, recreation, and a unique sense of history.

Parks Canada plays a leadership role in the protection of these special places.

From the heart of Canada's capital, the historic Rideau Canal waterway winds south from Ottawa through towns, farms and woodlands for 202 kilometres (126 miles) towards Kingston on Lake Ontario.

Constructed after the War of 1812 on fears of an American expansion across the St. Lawrence River, the Rideau Canal served as an alternative shipping route between Montréal and Kingston.

The working canal, with its 19th century locks and structures, links rivers and lakes with man-made channels - an ideal landscape for outdoor activities and glimpses of Old Ontario.

Intent of the process:

The intent of this process is to hire students for the summer of 2023, for a determinate period. Qualified students may be offered other student employment opportunities at the Rideau Canal.

SU-0- Office Administration (Smiths Fa