Aboriginal Youth Work Exchange Program

What is the Aboriginal Youth Work Exchange Program?

This is a program which provides youth who self-identify as Aboriginal* and are between the ages of 15 to 24 (up to 29 for persons with a disability) with eight-week work placements in the summer.

The participant focuses on resource management projects, job skills readiness training and personal development training.

Each participant remains with the program over three summers, during which time an exchange component is completed between the MNR and an Aboriginal community and/or organization.

To see Aboriginal Youth Work Exchange participants in action, watch our video!

Recruitment for these positions is facilitated in partnership with participating Aboriginal communities and organizations.

How Do I Apply?

• During the hiring season (April - June), you will find below the list of summer jobs with the 2012 Aboriginal Youth Work Exchange Program. 
• For each job you are interested in, you would apply directly to the position with a cover letter and a résumé.
• There are no set deadlines for applying, however as positions are filled they are removed from our website. 

(*  As per the constitutional definition of Aboriginal:  First Nation, Inuit or Métis)