Location Surrey (British Columbia)

Are you a high school student who identifies as a woman? Are you thinking about your career options after high school graduation? Are you interested in a career in safety and security?

Are you available the week of July 7 to 11, 2025? If so, you may be a good fit for this student employment opportunity.

What you will gain: A knowledge of career options in the field of safety and security; The chance to be hired for future student jobs.

What you will do: Explore careers in the field of safety and security, Connect with experts in the field; Visit different departments and learn about their daily operations in:

Canada Border Services Agency

Canadian Security Intelligence Service

Correctional Service Canada

Public Safety Canada

Royal Canadian Mounted Police

What we are looking for:  High school students who identify as women. Preference will be given to those in grade 11, will be a minimum of 16 years of age by July 7, 202, are interested in safety and security, are passionate about helping people, demonstrate leadership and initiative.

Submit your application and don’t forget to self-declare as a woman to be considered! Under the Employment equity self-declaration section of your application, answer “yes” to the question: Do you identify as a woman?  You must answer the mandatory questions included in the application process to be considered. Share why would you like to participate in the program and make sure to include details like your extracurricular activities, volunteer, and work experience. Responses will be used to select candidates.

Conditions of employment:

The employment is for one week (5 full days for a total of 37.5 hours). Salary $18.27 per hour - Number of jobs 150 available

You must be available in person the week of July 7-11, 2025, during the day for the entire duration of the program.

Parent/guardian consent is required to participate.

Selected candidates must arrange and pay for their own travel and all other related costs if coming from another area/city than the job location.

Additional requirements 

Participants must have a Social Insurance Number before the start of employment.

Participants must have a bank account in their name before the start of employment.

During the internship, participants will have the opportunity to visit various government sites. This may involve walking and there may be occasional exposure to loud noises.

Accommodation measures

Our selection processes are inclusive and barrier-free. Contact us to request accommodation measures during any stage of the process. Information received about accommodation measures will be managed confidentially. To apply go to:  https://emploisfp-psjobs.cfp-psc.gc.ca/srs-sre/page01.html?poster=1644&lang=en

For more information on accommodation measures, please consult the following link: Applying for Government of Canada jobs: Testing and accommodation measures