Jobs at the CRTC
A career with the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications
Commission (CRTC) is your chance to join a team that has a direct impact on
industries that contribute billions of dollars annually to the Canadian
economy. The industries we regulate serve Canadians in their personal and
professional lives – they influence the way we see ourselves and the rest
of the world, and they influence how we communicate with one another. Our work is newsworthy, dynamic and constantly evolving.
In addition,
working at the CRTC means much more than an intellectual challenge; it also
means permanent employment with an attractive compensation package, including competitive salary, pension plan, medical and
dental benefits and paid vacation time.
If you are interested in a dynamic and stimulating work environment
where specialists from different fields work together, then consider a
career with the CRTC!
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All CRTC employment opportunities open to the public are posted
at
http://jobs-emplois.gc.ca.
Students
The CRTC hires students through the Public Service Commission of Canada's
(PSC) Federal Student Work Experience Program (FSWEP). For more
information, visit the FSWEP link on the PSC website
http://jobs-emplois.gc.ca/srp-fswep-pfete/index_e.htm.
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Lyliane Tchatchoua (Radio Analyst)
I joined the Commission in
June 2006, and have never regretted my decision. With a degree in Political
Communication and Journalism, I was hired after passing the post-secondary
recruitment exams. As a member of the
policy-writing team I draft policies that balance the
interests of the different parties. As a young professional, my ideas are
always valued by my team.
Joëlle Bernier (Senior Analyst, Telecommunications)
I started working at the
CRTC while completing my university degree in Finance. I quickly realized
that the CRTC was an employer of choice among students: the work hours and
the workload were flexible to my school schedule, with a priority given to
school work, particularly during exam periods. The work the CRTC has to
offer is very interesting. Not only do I get a chance to work on different
files on a daily basis, but each day also brings new and rewarding
challenges.
Raj Shoan (Senior Advisor to the Chairman)
My employment with the CRTC has
been constantly evolving and never dull. From my exposure to
policy development to practising law with the Legal Directorate to my
current position as Senior Advisor to the Chairman, the CRTC has provided
me with opportunities for growth far surpassing what I could have found in
any other public or private organization. The Canadian broadcasting and
telecommunications industries are on the cusp of one of the most
interesting stages of their development in Canadian history. If you find
the prospect of experiencing that transition firsthand exciting, then the
CRTC is the place for you!
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CRTC post-secondary recruitment campaign
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2007 CRTC Post-Secondary Recruitment Program – Presentation [.htm] [.pdf]
September 17th to October 17th,
2007 – Open to university graduates and students who will have successfully
graduated by June 2008.
Overview
Like most federal government departments and agencies, the CRTC is
looking to renew its workforce since boomers, who make up almost
one-third of our current employees are contemplating retirement over
the next five years.
We are looking for candidates who can systematically analyze problems,
identify key issues and draw logical conclusions. Candidates must also be
able to communicate effectively, orally and in writing. We are looking for Masters and Bachelors
Degree graduates from the following fields:
- Business Administration and Management
- Communications and Information Science
- Engineering and Technology
- Law
- Mathematics and Computer Science
- Social Sciences and Humanities
We are looking for:
- Entry-level policy analysts
Selection process
Screening
Interested candidates should apply on-line through the PSC Post-Secondary Recruitment Program (http://jobs-emplois.gc.ca/srp-psr-rp/index_e.htm).
The PSC will administer three written tests all over the country and forward the names of successful candidates
meeting the basic requirements to the CRTC.
The CRTC’s recruitment team will conduct a more detailed review of the
applications to determine eligibility for the available positions. Only
applicants who meet the requirements will be contacted by the CRTC. This
process is expected to be completed by the end of December 2007.
Interviews
Eligible candidates will be invited for
interviews.
Reference checks
Each candidate must provide references at the time of the interview.
Information provided by the references will be assessed as part of the
selection process.
Security checks
Candidates invited to interviews will be asked to complete a security
clearance form.
Candidates will not be considered as qualified until the security clearance
process has
been successfully completed.
Job offers
Job offers will be made in March 2008 with start dates in 2008 based on the
availability of the candidates. Offers are conditional upon successful
graduation by June 2008.
Frequently asked questions
When do candidates receive job offers?
Selected candidates should receive job offers by March 2008.
Do I need to know both official languages?
Many positions at the CRTC require knowledge of both official
languages. The language requirements for positions at the CRTC may vary.
CRTC promotes a bilingual working environment, offers on-site language
training and will assist employees who pursue language training on their
own. More
information on language requirements is available on the PSC website.
Do I need to move to Ottawa?
The jobs in this program are at CRTC headquarters in the Gatineau,
Quebec side of the National Capital Region. Our employees live in Ottawa,
Gatineau and the surrounding regions.
Does Ottawa-Gatineau offer a good quality of life?
Ottawa-Gatineau offers a good quality of life. There’s something
special for everyone regardless of his or her interests. The region boasts
an impressive array of cultural activities and green space.
We invite you to check our website for updates. |
