
The Ministry of Natural Resources has many exciting job opportunities for students and recent graduates.
Hiring for each program happens at different times throughout the year as follows.
THIS PAGE IS FREQUENTLY UPDATED. PLEASE CHECK BACK OFTEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
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Name of Program |
Hiring Now? |
Program Timing |
Eligibility |
Hiring Timelines |
How Can I Apply? |
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Summer
(July-Aug)
8 weeks |
Rangers: For 2010, turning 17 between Jan.1st and Dec. 31st (born in 1993).
Enrolled in school.
A resident of Ontario.
In good physical condition.
Camp staff and cooks: See our site for details. |
Rangers: Deadline is the last Friday in March each year.
This year the deadline is March 26, 2010.
Camp staff and cooks: See our site for details.
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Applications and reference forms now available on our website!
Send them to the Ministry of Natural Resources Youth Programs Office. |
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All of the positions for 2009 have been filled.
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Summer
(July-Aug)
8 weeks
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Rangers: For 2010, turning 17 between Jan.1st and Dec. 31st (born in 1993).
Enrolled in school.
A resident of Ontario.
In good physical condition.
Team Leads: See our site for details. |
Rangers: Hiring occurs in early spring.
For your reference only, the list of 2009 team locations is still available on our website.
Team Leads: See our site for details.
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For your reference only, please see the 2009 List of Team Locations on our website.
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(If there are no job postings currently listed on our site, check back often as postings are updated throughout the year.)
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Year-round.
Up to two 10-month (40-week) placements |
Full-time post-secondary students.
Recent (within five years) graduates of a recognized post-secondary institution.
Those who are eligible to work in Canada. |
Jobs are posted throughout the year.
Deadlines vary.
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Intern positions are posted on OPS Careers (click on “Search”).
For your convenience, we have also listed postions on our web site.
Apply to each position listed with a resume and cover letter. |
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All of the positions for 2009 have been filled. |
Summer
(Between May and Aug)
7 weeks
Start dates vary. |
Between the ages of 15 and 24 (up to 29 for persons with a disability).
An Ontario resident.
Eligible to work in Canada. |
Hiring occurs in early spring.
The deadline for all 2009 Summer Experience positions has passed.
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The deadline for all Summer Experience positions has passed.
Also refer to the 2009 Summer Experience Job Library that describes all of the job types. |
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All of the positions for 2009 have been filled.
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Summer
8 weeks
(3 consecutive summers) |
Aboriginal youth between the ages of 15 and 24 (up to 29 for persons with a disability).
An Ontario resident.
Eligible to work in Canada. |
Between April and June. |
Positions recruited locally in partnership with participating First Nations communities.
Check with your local MNR office for available positions. |
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All of the positions for 2009 have been filled.
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Summer
(July-Aug)
8 weeks |
Aboriginal youth aged 17-24 (some exceptions may be negotiated through First Nations communities). |
Hiring occurs in the spring. |
Recruitment for these positions is facilitated through Confederation College, in partnership with participating First Nations communities. |
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All of the positions for 2009 have been filled.
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Year-round
2 years |
Graduated from a college or university within the last two years. |
Applications accepted during the month of January each year. |
For recruitment process and timelines, please click here. |
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Internship Program for Internationally Trained Individuals
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Year-round
6 months |
For eligibility criteria, please click here. |
Hiring occurs throughout the year. Deadlines vary. |
For recruitment process and timelines, please click here. |
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All of the positions for 2009 have been filled. |
Spring or fall semester
12 to 16 weeks |
Post-secondary students enrolled in a recognized co-operative education program. |
Positions posted at participating colleges and universities between February and August each year. |
Job posted at participating Ontario colleges and universities.
Submit a resume and cover letter to the address listed in the job advertisement. |

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