6 Government Jobs Hiring Now So You Can Stop Complaining & Change Things From The Inside
Have you ever looked at what the government does and thought to yourself, "I can do that"? Well, as luck would have it, the government is always hiring, so it's time to step up.
Here are six government jobs at both the provincial and federal level you can apply for to maybe change things from the inside.
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Advisor to the Auditor General
Salary: $45,676 to $85,757
Requirements: Your job as an advisor to the auditor general at the National Assembly will require you to "contribute, through audits and other work, to better management of the various resources of the public administration as well as to parliamentary control, for the benefit of citizens."
Occupational health and safety inspector
Salary: $45,219 to $84,908
Requirements: You'll help make workplaces safer with the Commission des normes, de l'énergie, de la santé et de la sécurité du travail (CNESST), inspecting workplaces and looking after the health and safety of workers.
French teacher with adult immigrants
Salary: $41,390 to $80,572
Requirements: If you're passionate about the French language and want to "contribute to the francization of immigrants to Quebec," this job is for you.
Forestry and land management technician
Salary: $38,298 to $54,314
Requirements: Do you love the woods and want to personally ensure all forestry and land projects are up to code? Then you should consider joining the team at the Ministry of Forests, Wildlife and Parks.
Quebec government student jobs program
Salary: To be determined
Requirements: If none of those other jobs appeal to you and you're a student who wants to get some preliminary experience working in government before you graduate, this could be the right program for you.
Canadian government student jobs program
Salary: To be determined
Requirements: Similar to the Quebec government student jobs program, the Canadian government equivalent could be a valuable experience for you if you are a full-time high school, CEGEP, other college or university student.