Applications now open for 2018 Canada Summer Jobs offered by Government of Canada

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Applications have now opened for 2018 Canada Summer Jobs that are offered by the Government of Canada. This is an initiative by the government to assist students to identify paid jobs throughout the summer season.



Canada Summer Jobs program offers wage subvention for employers enabling them to provide jobs to Post-secondary and Secondary students. It is also beneficial to organizations and local communities as well.

The Canada Summer Jobs program is an exceptional opportunity for students. It offers them the chance to gain experience that they would not have availed normally. This is also an opportunity to gain sensible jobs aligned with their own fields and interests.

The website of Canadian government states that Summer Jobs offers to fund to not-for-profit organizations and public sector firms. It is also available for SMEs with less than 50 full-time workers. This initiative offers summer jobs to youth at the age of 30 and 15 years. These must be full-time students. They must also intend to go back to their studies for the next academic year, as quoted by the Brock Press.

Applicant students must either have Citizenship of Canada or PR or Protected status as refugees. They must also be entitled by the law to Work in Canada.

The important feature of Summer Jobs is that its objective is to offer opportunities to students to have jobs all through the summer season. It is beneficial not only to the students but also to the communities too. The application process is tailored to the Government of Canada. It believes that these jobs will help the communities. Jobs will also be created at the most needed places.
The last date for submitting the application for the Summer Jobs Canada is 2 February 2018.

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