The Student Network at Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC)
The Student Network mission at ESDC is to ensure that you are welcomed and integrated into your work environment, that you have significant work assignments, that you find your work experience meaningful, so that you can thrive in your work environment.
As The Student Network, our role is to:
- Welcome and integrate new students into ESDC;
- Support and answer questions from students;
- Inform about the various networking opportunities; and,
- Promote and organize a variety of activities.
If you have any questions or concerns, you can contact us at any time via our generic mailbox: EDSC.IntegrationEtudiante-StudentOnboarding.ESDC@hrsdc-rhdcc.gc.ca
| ESDC Inventory for Students and Newly Graduated Students
Objective of the inventory: Connect Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) hiring managers with students and recent graduates who have previously worked for the Government of Canada (GoC) to find employment in their fields of study.This inventory is intended for individuals who have previously worked at the GoC and are looking for student employment or employment after graduation.
- This inventory is updated every session.
- You will have to re-register to this directory 3 months before the beginning of the next school session, a reminder email will be sent
Link to fill out the EDSC Inventory form
Feel free to share the link to the form with your colleagues and student friends who have worked at the GoC!
Not eligible for the inventory? Check out the tips and tricks page to start your career at the GoC!
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| Are you starting a student job at Employment and Social Developpment Canada (ESDC)?
Visit the ESDC pre-arrival and onboarding page and the ESDC student pre-arrival page for more information! We can't wait to meet you!
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| GC Students
The Student Network at ESDC is proudly involved in the GC Students Network. We invite you to visit the GC Students page to find resources for all Government of Canada students
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This page is managed by the Diversity Outreach, Recruitment, Retention and Advancement (DORRA) team of Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) 
