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There is a wide range of summer student jobs available in the Government of Saskatchewan! To help you apply for those which are a good fit, we have grouped them into categories, each with its own application form. You may apply to as many as you wish, based on your interests, qualifications and experience.
Click on a job category from the list below to learn more about the category and apply.
For students with education, experience or interest in supporting the care and treatment of clients. Education may include Social Work, Education, etc. (Includes positions at Camp Thunderbird, Candle Lake.)
Typical jobs may include:
For students who enjoy working with their hands in an active environment. Work locations may be within a government building or outdoors, including Wascana Centre.
Specific education is not generally required but those studying skilled trades may find these positions a good fit.
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For students who want to spend a summer in a beautiful Provincial Park while working with campers, staff and the outdoors. Those studying History, Education or Arts are well suited for the Interpreter positions.
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For students with experience or interest in working in a professional business setting. These positions are fitting for those with experience or education in Finance, Accounting, Economics, Marketing, Communications, Human Resources or Policy.
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For students with experience or interest in working in a professional office setting. Specific education is not always required but may be of interest to those studying Business Administration, Arts, Office Education, etc.
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For students who enjoy working outside in the summer, working our province's highways and infrastructure. Specific education is not generally required, but those studying skilled trades may find these positions a good fit.
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For students with education or experience in areas including Engineering, Biology, Health Sciences, Computer Science, etc. These positions will be a good fit for students with experience in research, testing, surveying, information technology, etc.
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For students with education in Geology. These positions include office/lab work and field work.
Typical jobs include:
Deadline to apply was January 15, 2023.
For students with experience or interest in working in the field of Security or Corrections. These roles will be of interest to those studying Correctional Studies, Aboriginal Policing Preparation, or Human Justice.
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For students pursuing a degree in Law.
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Deadline to apply was November 10, 2022.
For those students studying in fields related to agriculture or the environment.
Typical positions include:
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