Post-Secondary Recruitment

post secondary recruitment

Connect with a career that you can be passionate about!

The Post-Secondary Recruitment (PSR) program is a virtual gateway for job‐seeking college or university graduates. Whether you are a new or recent graduate or already have work experience, you can launch or advance your career through the PSR program.

There are job opportunities in a broad range of fields, offered by various federal government organizations across the country. For hiring managers, PSR is a source of exceptional talent to meet their hiring needs. Managers can quickly and easily access candidates year round from the PSR inventories.

The following videos give you a quick snapshot of some of the hiring organizations offering job opportunities as part of this year’s PSR campaign.

Apply and let PSR connect you and your future!

Post secondary recruitment

Public Services and Procurement Canada

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Statistics Canada

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Canadian Space Agency

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Department of Fisheries and Oceans

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