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Internship, Equity & Employee Development Programs
Aboriginal Public Administration Program
Develop Your Potential with APAP
The Aboriginal Public Administration Program (APAP) is your opportunity
to prepare for a career in public service. This two-year term
development program will provide enhanced opportunities for Aboriginal
people to work in government.
Our goal: to increase the number of Aboriginal
people working for government.
Through a series of on-going job placements and training, APAP
interns will experience a wide variety of government work in areas
such as program administration, research, and policy analysis.
Interns will enhance their existing skills and acquire new ones
while learning the business of government.
Why work for the Civil Service?
There are many benefits to working for the Manitoba Civil Service.
Through the Aboriginal Public Administration Program you will..
Develop your leadership skills. Learn about government processes and systems. Make a difference to your community. Contribute to the future of Manitoba. Bring a unique vision to the government mosaic.
Who is eligible for APAP?
APAP is looking for leaders with various work experiences to train
for tomorrow.
Participants in APAP must be Aboriginal - First Nations, Métis,
Non-Status or Inuit. Candidates will be sought from throughout Manitoba. Successful candidates will have completed post secondary training
at a university or community college level, or have an equivalent
combination of education and experience. Candidates must possess good oral and written communications
skills. Participants must be willing to be located in Winnipeg for
the duration of the program and be prepared to consider professional
or management level positions upon completion of the program. - Intern Core Competency
Profile (pdf)
For more information about APAP, contact:
Aboriginal Public Administration Program
Program Coordinator
Human Resources Programs Branch
Civil Service Commission
935-155 Carlton Street
Winnipeg, Manitoba
R3C 3H8
Phone: (204) 945-2332
Fax: (204) 945-1486
E-mail: cschrp@gov.mb.ca
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