BMO is hosting a recruitment event this September!

Thursday, September 9 12pm CST

Come on board BMO’s Career Track as we uncover the many ways in which you can transport all that you have learned at school into exciting opportunities!

Join us to understand where the next stop in your career journey will be with BMO: Technology & Operations, Corporate Areas, Commercial Banking, Personal & Business Banking, and Wealth Management

To sign up for the event, click on this link.

If you have any questions or need assistance preparing for this recruitment event, contact Student Employment Services at ses@rrc.ca. An Employment Advisor will be more than happy to help!

Jobs Canada Fair is hosting a virtual job fair!

Wednesday, September 22, 2021 | 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm

You are invited to register for free to meet with hiring companies from Manitoba online

The Manitoba Virtual Career Fair connects candidates and industries across the province of Manitoba (Winnipeg, Brandon, Steinbach, Thompson, Portage la Prairie, Winkler, Selkirk, Morden, Dauphin, etc.)

List of exhibitors will be updated 24 hours prior to the Career Fair

For more information, visit: Jobs Canada Fair

If you have any questions or need assistance preparing for this recruitment event, contact Student Employment Services at ses@rrc.ca. An Employment Advisor will be more than happy to help.

Career Launcher Internships give you access to meaningful work experience and training, giving you the skills needed in Canada’s ever-evolving economy. Students and grads get real-world experience in our clean tech, digital tech, natural resources and ImpAct internships.

Minimum eligibility criteria:

• Between the ages of 15-30 (inclusive) at the start of the internship
• Canadian citizen, permanent resident, or person granted refugee status in Canada
• Legally allowed to work according to the relevant provincial and Canadian legislation and regulations

For more information and to browse opportunities, visit: Career Launcher Internships

Deloitte Canada job postings for 2022 co-ops, internships and new graduate positions are now live! 

Bookmark and visit careers.deloitte.ca to view all available opportunities – whether you are looking to pursue a technical consulting role or start your career in one of Deloitte’s business areas.

Need help putting together your resume and cover letter, and preparing for your interviews? Contact Student Employment Services at ses@rrc.ca to book an appointment with an Employment Advisor!

Venture for Canada is very excited to launch their newest program, in partnership with the Government of Canada, the Intrapreneurship Program.

The Intrapreneurship Program is an alternative way of gaining paid work experience. Students contribute to innovating a small business by working on a 7-week project.

Get your foot in the innovation door and get paid for it through a program designed to give students from underserved communities the ins-and-out of small and medium businesses by solving innovation challenges.

Eligibility:

• Enrolled full-time at a Canadian post-secondary
• Canadian citizen, permanent resident or refugee
• Residing in any Canadian province
• Identify as a member of an underserved community, BIPOC, a newcomer to Canada, a person with disabilities, a woman studying in STEM fields, and/or a student living in a rural/non-urban community

Please note: International students are not eligible for the Intrapreneurship program. See Venture for Canada’s Fellowship Program instead.

For more information, visit Venture for Canada

Nature Canada’s Work to Grow program connects BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Colour) to jobs that promote and protect nature.

• Work – Discover jobs from deskwork to fieldwork. Explore openings in science, education, administration, and more!
• Grow – Learn how organizations are protecting nature and how you can too! All while building your professional skills and professional network.
• Secure the bag – All Work to Grow placements pay $17.50/hour, and run anywhere from 8 to 16 weeks.

For more information and eligibility criteria, visit Nature Canada Work to Grow

If you have any question, contact Student Employment Services at ses@rrc.ca.

Traction on Demand is looking for individuals interested in getting into the Salesforce ecosystem, and would love to become a Salesforce Consultant.

This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who is extremely passionate about the Salesforce space and Consulting but hasn’t been able to get their foot in the door because they don’t have prior Salesforce experience. Two of the opportunities include:

Implementation Consultant
Senior Implementation Consultant

What are the requirements you ask?

• An awesome culture add to the team!
• Passionate about technology
• High technical aptitude
• Interested in becoming a consultant

Nice to haves?

• Some technical experience
• Degree in Computer Science or Management Information Systems

For more information:

Web: tractionondemand.com
LinkedIn: Traction on Demand
Blog: 4 Fundamentals of Sustainable Business Growth: Impact Edition

Traction on Demand (ToD) is one of North America’s largest Salesforce consulting and application development firms that continues to grow in Canada and is currently expanding locally into Winnipeg!

ToD plans to hire approximately 100 people in the next 18 months, offering new graduate opportunities and co-op/internships in consulting and app development roles. Visit the Traction on Demand – Careers page for an up-to-date list of available jobs with ToD.

The Venture for Canada Internship Program is now accepting student applications for Fall 2021 internships! VFC will be funding paid internships across Canada this Fall and will continue to support work-from-home and remote placements.

For more information and eligibility criteria, visit: Venture for Canada Internships

Venture for Canada is a not-for-profit that recruits, trains and supports top recent graduates helping them find placement at Canadian startups.

If you have any questions, please contact Student Employment Services at ses@rrc.ca.

Red River College’s Centre for International Education and Global Partnerships, in collaboration with Student Employment Services, the Academic Success Centre, and the School of Indigenous Education will host the 2nd virtual Employment Readiness Conference (ERC) on June 9, 2021. 

The ERC will involve presentations by RRC staff and industry speakers on topics related to the theme “Build a Brand. Build a Career” in support of recent international graduates as they transition to the Canadian workplace, ideally in opportunities related to their program of study and/or work experience. 

The conference will offer sessions on building your brand, networking, and communication strategies, as well as an employer and alumni panel to share challenges and best practices for branding and networking to get a job, keep a job, and grow on the job. 

Registrants will receive more information on the Employment Readiness Conference as well as a program and schedule for the event.

Please REGISTER HERE!

We look forward to seeing you at the 2nd virtual ERC on June 9, 2021! 

Prepped is hosting a webinar with Meg McQuillan, Lead at Prepped, as she discusses finding your first job after graduation with Paul Van Winssen, Strategy & Business Development, International Expansion at Amazon. Paul will share his experience of what post grad life can look like, followed by a Q&A session.

Your First Job and Post-Grad Life
Monday, May 31st, 12:30 pm EST
Register here

This webinar will cover:

1. How to succeed in your job search
2. How to find the right first job
3. How to join the workforce as a new grad
4. How your career can progress from your first job

Prepped is a digital and personalized program that provides guidance and training to help with your job search through learning modules, short videos and simple exercises. As well, Prepped offers webinars and blog posts with career-related tips from industry and HR experts.

To  take advantage of the full Prepped Learning Library, create an account here: fullyprepped.ca

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For more information, resources and assistance with your job search, contact RRC’s Student Employment Services at ses@rrc.ca.