If you're seeking employment this summer, Parks Canada is on the lookout for thousands of nature enthusiasts across the country, and they have increased their pay rates!
The government agency is aiming to hire over 3,000 students and temporary workers for seasonal roles, along with several permanent full-time positions. Working at one of Canada's national parks, historic sites, or marine conservation areas offers a unique experience while playing an essential role in preserving the environment and Canadian heritage.
Available Roles Parks Canada offers numerous perks, including a healthy work-life balance and opportunities for professional development. Various positions are available:
- If you love the outdoors, consider roles like fire team crew, learn-to-camp, lifeguarding, or trail crew.
- Prefer indoor work? Explore opportunities in finance, human resources, marketing, multimedia creation, and social media.
For a complete list of available positions, visit the Parks Canada Jobs Inventory.
Competitive Pay Rates Salaries vary by role, with students earning between $16.84 and $24 per hour. Some entry-level seasonal roles can pay up to $30 per hour. Here are a few examples of roles and their respective pay rates:
- Visitor Services Attendant — $29.29 to $29.85/hr
- Lifeguard — $32.55 to $33.28/hr
- Maintenance Worker — $31.03 to $31.73/hr
- Heritage Presenter — $57,300 to $58,597
- Carpenter — $37.39 to $38.24/hr
Application Process To apply, create an account on the Parks Canada application portal, upload your resume, and provide details about your language skills and education. You can select up to 10 preferred job types and locations. The application process is straightforward and takes less than 15 minutes.
The deadline to apply is May 1, 2025, but since applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, it’s best to submit yours as soon as possible.
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