BMO invites you to join them for a series of virtual “Lunch and Learn” sessions to help you prepare for their upcoming recruitment season.

Each session will be 45 minutes and you will receive an overview of their recruitment process, timelines and eligibility requirements. You are encouraged to come prepared with your questions.

Feel free to register for any or all of the sessions.

All sessions are scheduled from 11:00am – 11:45am CST.

1. Friday, January 10, 2025: Investment and Corporate Banking, Summer 2026
   
2. Friday, January 17, 2025: Global Markets, Summer 2026
   
3. Friday, January 24, 2025: Fall 2025 and Winter 2026 Co-Ops
   
4. Friday, January 31, 2025: Resume and Interview Tips

You can also visit BMO’s Capital Markets Student Hub

The Student Hub is where you will find more information about BMO programs, virtual and on-campus events and recruitment timelines. You can also learn more about internship and new grad opportunities with BMO Enterprise Campus Partners.

For help with your job search, contact RRC Polytech Career Services. If you are a Work-Integrated Learning student and want to know if these co-op opportunities fit your program requirements, please contact Work-Integrated Learning.

Are you looking for new job opportunities and have recently graduated or will be graduating soon?

Do you have a disability and are willing to self-declare as a person with a disability?

If you answered yes, we invite you to explore The Federal Internship Program for Canadians with Disabilities (FIPCD).

What is FIPCD?

FIPCD is a national recruitment program providing internship opportunities in the federal public service to persons with disabilities.

This national program aims to increase the economic inclusion of persons with disabilities by developing key skills for future employment. It also seeks to increase public service representation and retention of persons with disabilities.

The internships offered are entry-level and developmental, requiring little to no previous job experience, 18 months in duration at a minimum, and are located in cities across the country.

Internship offers are now available. These include positions in human resources, administration, information technology, accessibility, and more.

Show your interest!

Simply fill out the form linked below to express your interest. Submissions are open until December 18, 2024. The FIPCD team will carefully match you with the roles that best suit your interests. You can expect to hear back from them in January.

For additional information, consult this document: Questions and Answers

You can submit your interest here: Intake Form

If you have any questions, contact Career Services at careerservices@rrc.ca. 

Manitoba Aerospace invites you to take a quick survey about your co-op or job search experiences!

Manitoba Aerospace wants to understand what skills you think you need more of and what training could have better prepared you for your job search and the industry. Your input will help shape future student support and opportunities!

Manitoba Aerospace Student Survey 2024

For a chance to win $50, complete the survey by December 20, 2024.

If you have any questions about this survey, please contact careerservices@rrc.ca

Manitoba Hydro is recruiting over 200 full-time summer employment opportunities throughout Manitoba. Apply before January 31, 2025!

Jobs are available in a number of areas, including, but not limited to:

• accounting
• business administration
• construction
• engineering
• entry-level (undeclared, U1, etc.)
• environmental
• general labour
• geography
• information technology
• trades & technology

To be eligible for summer employment, you must be a student who is:

• at least 16 years of age
• legally eligible to work in Canada
• living in Manitoba for the full duration of your work term
• enrolled in full-time studies both before and after the work term

If you will not be returning to school after the work term but need a co-op term to graduate, you are still eligible.

How to Apply:

To apply, you must complete the Summer Student Application Questionnaire.

Apply before January 31, 2025, to be considered for career-related positions. 

Resumés are matched to available positions starting February 1, and work terms run from May to August.

You will need a PDF of your resume and cover letter.

Check out Manitoba Hydro’s website for more information on Manitoba Hydro’s Summer Employment program!

If you have any questions about this opportunity, please contact careerservices@rrc.ca

Business Council of Manitoba invites Indigenous students to the Indigenous Education Awards Celebration and Job Fair!

This evening is designed to celebrate achievements and offers an opportunity to explore future career paths with leading employers.

All Indigenous students, of any age, are welcome to join, regardless of award status. 

Learn more about the Indigenous Education Awards program offered by Business Council of Manitoba, and connect with employers and explore potential career opportunities!

EVENT DETAILS

Date: Wednesday, November 20, 2024
Time: 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Location: RBC Convention Centre – North Building, 375 York Avenue, Winnipeg, MB

EVENT SCHEDULE

5:30 PM – Celebration Reception
Snacks and refreshments

6:15 PM – Celebration Remarks
With special guest speaker Honourable Premier Wab Kinew

7:00 PM – Job Fair
Network with various hiring employers in Manitoba

This event is a valuable opportunity to connect with employers, meet peers, and take a step toward your career goals. We encourage you to bring copies of your resume and prepare to make connections.

RSVP for a chance to win Winnipeg Jets Tickets!

To RSVP, please complete this form.

Students who RSVP by November 15 will be entered for a chance to win tickets to the Winnipeg Jets game on November 19.

Questions

If you have any questions, please contact Jesse Steckley, Director, IEA & WIL, at jsteckley@businesscouncil.mb.ca

Join us for an information session with the Public Service Commission of Canada to explore the diverse career opportunities available with the Government of Canada and gain valuable experience working on meaningful projects that touch the lives of Canadians.

This session will explain how to apply and gain hands-on experience in your field of study with federal organizations.

EVENT DETAILS

• Format: Virtual presentation (will NOT be recorded)
• Duration: 50 minutes (presentation + Q&A)
• Time: 12:00 pm – 12:50 pm
• Date: Thursday, November 21
• Audience:
  • Focus: All students
  • Welcome: Staff/Faculty
• ASL Interpretation will be provided

TO REGISTER

1. Log into RRC Hub and click the Career Bridge icon
2. Click on “Events & Workshops” link on the left menu
3. From the calendar, click on the event that you would like to register for
4. Click the blue “Register for this event” button

If you have any questions about this event, contact Lina Calderon – Career Advisor at lmcalderon@rrc.ca. 

The Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba (WCB) compensates workers who miss work or have medical costs because of a workplace injury. SAFE Work Manitoba, a division of the WCB, is dedicated to preventing workplace injury and illness.

This session will explain how to stay safe at work and your workplace safety rights, including your right to report your injury to the WCB.

EVENT DETAILS:

• Format: Virtual presentation (recorded with ASL interpretation)
• Duration: 50 minutes (presentation + Q&A)
• Time: 12:00 pm – 12:50 pm
• Date: Friday, November 15
• Audience:
  • Focus: All students
  • Welcome: Staff/Faculty

TO REGISTER

1. Log into RRC Hub and click the Career Bridge icon
2. Click on “Events & Workshops” link on the left menu
3. From the calendar, click on the event that you would like to register for
4. Click the blue “Register for this event” button

If you have any questions about this event, contact Lina Calderon – Career Advisor at lmcalderon@rrc.ca. 

RRC Polytech’s Career Services, in collaboration with Manitoba Possible, is hosting a virtual presentation for students with disabilities on self-advocacy and disclosure and accommodation in the workplace to recognize the Disability Employment Awareness Month (DEAM) celebrated in October.

Disability Employment Awareness Month (DEAM) was first proclaimed in Canada in 2010 by the Province of Manitoba to promote the benefits of inclusive hiring.

To support this initiative, Career Services is inviting students to attend the following information session:

Self-Advocacy Throughout Your Career

Self-advocacy, disclosure, and accommodations can be critical aspects for students entering the workforce. This presentation will highlight their significance and offer clarity on the following aspects:

1. Understanding your rights in the workplace
2. Knowing what to disclose
3. Choosing the right time to disclose
4. Preparing to discuss your needs
5. Keeping your information private
6. Requesting accommodations

There will be time to ask questions at the end of this presentation.

EVENT DETAILS

• Date: Monday, October 28^th
• Time: 12 pm to 1 pm
• Location: MS Teams
• The session will be recorded
• ASL interpretation will be provided

TO REGISTER

1. Log into RRC Hub and click the Career Bridge icon
2. Click on “Events & Workshops” link on the left menu
3. From the calendar, click on the event that you would like to register for
4. Click the blue “Register for this event” button

SPEAKERS

Eloise Freitas

I am the Program Manager for the Northern Employment Services and Rural Remote Supported Employment Program, and I have worked in employment/vocational programs for people with disabilities for over 25 years, most of which have been with Manitoba Possible.  I am also a Leader with our Not Myself Today workplace mental health program and I represent Manitoba Possible at the Manitoba Supported Employment Network.  Outside of work I spend a lot of time with my family and our cats and dogs.  And I have a love of horses, so I also enjoy volunteering as an instructor for an accessible riding program called Prairie Strides.

Darrin Luke

I am the Training Coordinator at Manitoba Possible and my job entails educating the public about disability, accessibility, and inclusion  I acquired my injury at the age of ten by means of a cancerous spinal tumour that caused me to become a T7 paraplegic which means I am paralyzed from the waist down. Despite my disability, I have been able to acquire a Bachelor of Arts in History and French at the University of Waterloo, an Education Degree at the University of Windsor and a Human Resources Degree through the University of Manitoba.  I spend a lot of my time with my wonderful spouse Jenny and our dog Harley and cat Trooper.  My other passions lie in sports where I have completed 4 Half Marathons, and play Sledge Hockey, Wheelchair tennis and Waterski.

Manitoba Possible is a non-profit organization dedicated to breaking down barriers to full and equal participation through a diverse range of programs and services. They offer 15 program areas serving children, youth, and adults with disabilities across three Winnipeg locations and six regional offices throughout Manitoba.  For more information on Manitoba Possible’s services and supports, visit http://www.manitobapossible.ca/.

If you have any questions about this event, please contact Lina Calderon, Career Advisor, at lmcalderon@rrc.ca.

Career Services is providing an interactive workshop series on the development of employment documents and skills for students!

The Fall 2024 – Get Job Search Ready series will be covering the following topics:

• Job Search
• Resumes
• Cover Letters
• Interview Strategies
• Networking
• LinkedIn

These workshops are designed for students in business-related programs. All students are welcome to attend and adapt the information to their field.

Dates/Time

The workshops will be delivered virtually during October and November, on Thursdays and Fridays from 12pm – 1pm.

To register

1. Log in to your RRC Polytech Career Bridge account here: Career Bridge – Students.
2. Select “Events & Workshops“, select “List View“, and click on the blue “Filter” button.
3. In the Title field, type “Get Job Search Ready” and click “Apply Filter“.
4. View the session you’d like to register for.
5. Click the blue “Register for this event” button.

We strive to host inclusive, accessible events that enable all individuals to engage fully. If you require any virtual accommodations including ASL-English interpretation, please email careerservices@rrc.ca no later than 5 days before the session and include which sessions you will be attending.

For more information, please contact Career Services at careerservices@rrc.ca.

This event is your opportunity to discover your next career with Sun Life!

In this information session, you will learn about:

• Support and strength of a nationally recognized and trusted brand
• Access to the latest technologies
• A purpose-driven career

Event Details:

• Date: Wednesday, Sept 25, 2024
• Time: 6:30 to 8:30 pm
• Location: Days Inn – Heritage Meeting Room – 75 PTH 12 North, Steinbach, MB, R5G 1T3

Presented by Cory Fedorowich – Business Development Partner

If you have any questions about this event, please contact careerservices@rrc.ca.