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I previously worked for the Government of Canada (GoC)

I am looking for a job after my studies

Know Your Professional Group and Level

Know your professional group (AS, EC, PE, FI, etc.)

Consult the following links to learn more about professional groups:
Ask your colleagues about their professional group.
Contact people working in the field you are interested in by searching GCdirectory
Look at the job advertisements on GC Jobs and add filters to your search or search for job titles (ex: finance).
- Tip: Look at the titles and salaries to give you an idea if this is an entry-level position.

Know Your Level (AS-01, EC-01, PE-01, FI-01, etc.)

Once you know your (groups), you need to know the levels you qualify for.

Ask your colleagues!
Look at the job advertisements on GC Jobs
1. Add a filter to select your classification and start searching for the lowest levels.
2. Look at the job ads and check the essential qualifications.
3. If you meet the essential qualifications of the position, it means the level is right for you.
  - This does not automatically mean that you can apply!

Appointment Processes

Note: Students are not considered to be members of the public service.

Advertised: Job postings on GC Jobs.
- External: persons belonging to the public service and others.
- Internal: persons belonging to the public service (students sometimes included).
Non-advertised: Job postings are not posted (Networking)
- External: Everyone.
- Internal: persons belonging to the public service.

Types of employment

People who have never worked at the Government of Canada (GC)
Government of Canada workers (external)
- Student employment
- Part-time worker
- Casual employment
To become a public servant
- Determinate Contract (end date)
- Indeterminate Contract (no end date)
For public servants (excluding people with a student or casual employment)
- Deployment (at level)
- Acting
- Secondments and assignments
- Determinate Contract (end date)
- Indeterminate Contract (no end date)
- Promotion (ex: AS-01 to AS-02)

Start your career

As students, to become public servants you must seek:
- Determinate Contract (end date)
- Indeterminate Contract (no end date)
External Advertised Appointment Process:
- Check regularly for available jobs on GC Jobs and don't be afraid to apply if you qualify.
Internal Advertised Appointment Process:
- Regularly review available jobs on GC Jobs and verify that students are eligible.
External Non-Advertised Appointment Process:
- Start networking now and add your colleagues on professional social networks.
- Search GC directory to expand your network.
- Go to the Career Marketplace - GC connex.
- Be a member of Facebook groups (see below) to share your CV and see job offers.

Graduate Recruitment Programs

Second Language

Second language evaluation in the public service
- Self-assessment tests
- Language requirements for candidates
Tools to practice your second language
- Courses with the School of Public Service
  - Select Official Languages.
- Mauril application
- Listen to films and programs in the second language with subtitles in the second language.
- Read in the second language.

Find a Job

Networking

Participate in activities and committees to expand your contact network (Federal Youth Network, GC Students)
Contact the resource persons in job offers on GC Jobs.
Go to GC directory, search for departments that interest you, and search for keywords or branches that interest you.
- Get in touch with managers.
- Tip: Start a conversation and find things in common with the person, don't ask for a job right away.
- Tip: Learn about cold emailing techniques to communicate with someone for the first time. Improve your solicitation technique and learn from your communication mistakes.

Newly Graduated Student Inventories

List of existing newly graduated student inventories (write to us if you know of others)

GC Jobs and Career Marketplace

Advice:
- Look for jobs in your occupational group and at the good level. Ask your colleagues! They will be able to help you!
- Look for casual, determinate, or indeterminate jobs.
- Apply on jobs you meet the eligibility criteria.

Facebook Groups

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-Once you are hired for a student job with the Government of Canada (GoC) for the first time, you can then [[GCStudents - ÉtudiantsGC/English/Resources/Networks|network]] and share your resume with any team and any department. You will need to send them your last student contract and prove that you are still eligible for a student recruitment program.
+Once you are hired for a student job with the Government of Canada (GoC) for the first time, you can then [[GCStudents - ÉtudiantsGC/English/Resources/Networks|network]] and share your resume with any team and any department. You will need to send them your last student contract and prove that you are still eligible for a [https://www.canada.ca/en/public-service-commission/jobs/services/recruitment/students.html student recruitment program].
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