Revenu Québec Has Student Jobs That Pay Up To $26.96/Hour

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Revenu Québec has hundreds of student jobs available and is currently accepting applications. The jobs and internships are based in cities across the province, including Montreal, Laval, Longueuil, Brossard, Gatineau, and Quebec City.

There are opportunities for students in high school, as well as college, and university. Wages depend on the education level required for a given position, according to an online FAQ page. Jobs or internships that require a high school level of education pay $15.53/hour; those that require a college education pay $19.67/hour; undergraduate university education, $23.03/hour; and graduate levels, $26.96/hour.

These wages include what Revenu Québec describes as a premium to make up for benefits for which students are not eligible.

Students have to be enrolled either full or part-time at their school, or be registered in an exchange program to land one of the agency's jobs. Students in their last year can also apply.

They also need to be either Canadian citizens or permanent residents, or hold a valid study permit.

Revenu Québec suggests student work hours could be flexible to accommodate their availability both between and during semesters.

It also raises the possibility of regular employment at the competition of a student job or internship.

Students can apply by completing an electronic form and submitting their CV through the Revenu Québec job portal. The agency says "only those who meet the required profile will be invited to complete the selection process."

Revenu Québec is accepting applications on a rolling basis for jobs and internships. Those jobs are scheduled to take place until January 31, 2023.

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