MB4Youth Division
Part-time Programs for Post-secondary Students
Helping Manitoba students gain experience..
Earn money...and continue school
Manitoba Education, Citizenship and Youth is committed
to helping post-secondary students continue and complete their education.
These programs, in partnership with Manitoba employers, universities
and colleges, non-profit organizations and government departments
will provide students with an opportunity to gain important work
skills and earn income to continue their studies.
Benefits for students:
serve others, gain valuable work experience, work around the
school schedule and develop marketable skills.
Benefits to employers/sponsoring organizations
and supervisors:
worthwhile services performed, energy, enthusiasm and fresh
ideas students bring to the community.
All programs operate between:
- September 5, 2006 and April 30, 2007 for university students
- September 5, 2006 and June 15, 2007 for college students
3 OPTIONS available...see what FITS for you:
Youth
Serves Manitoba engages post-secondary students in meaningful,
part-time community service with incorporated non-profit organizations
or registered charities. Students will receive a $500 bursary upon
successful completion of 100 hours of community service that can
go towards books, tuition or student loans. Students who complete
the first 100 hours become eligible to apply for a 2nd bursary.
Part-time
STEP provides students with part-time employment opportunities
with provincial government departments and related agencies. Work
hours are flexible during regular business hours to allow students
to meet study demands and work during school breaks. Students registered
with STEP will be considered for job referrals.
Manitoba
Mentorships provides employers who are able to provide an average
of 8 to 16 hours per week of part-time career-related employment
experiences during the school term with wage incentives for up to
200 hours of employment. Participating students have the opportunity
to explore career possibilities and may establish contacts leading
to permanent employment following graduation.
For applications, deadlines and detailed information call or visit:
Manitoba Education, Citizenship and Youth
MB4Youth Division
310-800 Portage Avenue
Winnipeg, MB R3G 0N4
(204) 945-3556
Toll Free 1-800-282-8069 (ext. 3556)
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