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(By Jack Riddell, MPP)
The Ontario Government's sspecial summer employment
• programme is called Ontario
Experience '76, and some 7,800
job .will be available this year to
students interested in employ-
ment opportunities in the broad
areas of culture, recreation, social
services., education and the
environment. Application
deadlines were originally set at
4 %April Sth for post-secondary
students and April 30th for
secondary students, but the post
secondary deadline has now been
extended to April 12th.
• If more information is needed
oil the programme, write to
Ontario Experience '76, Queen's
Park,, Toronto, Ontario, M7At
1A2, or to the Ministry
responsible for the employment
*ppdrtunities in which you are
interested.
Ministry of Agriculture and Food
Young people are •needed to
assist in the development of
Ontario's Agricultural Museum at
Milton, • through research,
cataloguing, restoration of
agricultural' artifacts etc. First
year university students may
apply for work on a programme to
4 d inthe development of pest
management for horticultural
crops through the collection and.
recording of weather and pest
data. Post-secondary students,
enrolled in engineering, technical
and"agricultural - courses are
needed (10 positions only; for
topographical surveying and the
design of tile drainage systems
on agricultural lands.
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Civil Service Commission .•
Secondary school students
taking clerical or business options
may apply for 175 positions
involving the re-organization and
consolidation of personnel files.
Ministry of Colleges and
Universities
Senior secondary or post-
secondary students may obtain I
0terest free loans to a maximum
$1,000 to own and operate their e
own summer business under the
Venture Capital • programme.
Deqdlirie
Applications are evaluated by the
local Chamber of Commerce and
passed to a provincial panel' for
consideration. Another
programme co-ordinated through
the Junior Achievement organi-
zation of Canada encourages
students to develop and operate
low-risk businesses with guidance
from trained staff, with some
initial capitalization. For native
secondary school students only,'
there are positions on university
or college campuses in academic
or administrative departments, to
encourage native secondary
students to continue their
education.
Ministryof Community and
' Social Services
There are 121 positions for
pcyt-secondary students with an
interest in the human services
field to work -in Ministry district
offices, aassisting social workers,
protective service workers,
vocational rehabilitation
counsellors, etc.
Ministry of Culture and
Recreation
There are several programmes
under the Ministry's jurisdiction.
Positions are available on
projects to develop useful
community cultural and
recreational programmes for all
ages, cataloguing work in
museums, etc. Some 220
positions are available, obtaining
"internship" experience in
technical, performance and
administrative 'activities in the
performing arts, also in provincial
art galleries.
Ministry of Education
There are 772 opportunities
under a programme operated in
co-operation with local school
boards to undertake a wide
variety of projects of an
educational nature, also
providing a direct benefit to the
community... Requirements will
vary according to individual
Board projects and the exact
ocations of these opportunities
will not be announced until the•
nd of April
Ministry of the Environment
A variety of opportunities ' in
extended foe 7,800 surpm
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Chapman's
enVironmentleinre.d projects
operated both within the Ministry
and in co-operation with univers,i-
ties, community colleges . and
recognized • environmentalist
groups mostly for post-secon-
. dary students.
. Ministry of Health
First and second year medical
students may apply for 30
positions as nmbulance driver
attendants to supplement
ambulance services • during the
peak summer period - throughout
Ontario, especially Wasaga and
Crystal Beach area. Secondary
school and • post-secondary
students may apply for 167
positions in one of the Provincial
Psychiatric Hospitals, motivating
better patient participation ' in
social, recreational and
therapeutic activities.
Ministry of /lousing
Eighty positions for •secondary
students. An opportunity to
develop leadership qualities
preferably graduate,students,
MInlatry4Labour
A province-wide construction
industry survey. Applicants must
t)e. over 18 andhave access to car.
Postrsecondary Students,
preferably in. Business,
COtproerce and finance, m ay also
apply to work in • industry
personnel .offices recruitment,
-compensation, employee
benefits, etc. There. are ,also lf)
poiSitions for post-secondary
students; ie the field of social
services, working .on a project to
highlight the community and
education work of the Ont ario
Human Rights commission. A
further 10 positions for similar
students are available on Job
Market Research in Toronto, and
at a Resource Centre, also - in
Toronto.
Ministry of Natural Resources
Secondary and post-secondary,
students may apply for work with
conservation Authorities •
manual, clerical anti feChr#01
positions.AlSo PiStrier Offices -nf
the Ministry kaYe -SOnte 1,08
positions in the field of resource
management,
Mbilatly Of carrectlanal
Services
For post-secondary under. -
graduates - 248 positions as
assistant 'Supervisors, Assistant
recreation officers, teachers,
correctional officers, group home
assistants, programme co-ordip-
• ators and library technicians..
• Ministry of SolicitorGeneral
Secondary, post-secondary and
law students may, apply for 51.
opportunities to be exposed to the.
day-to-day operations of police
forces. Students will not engage
in actual police work but will,
depending on training and
experience and type of position
available, be employed in clerical
or support type functions, Some
spositions may require working
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Ministry of Industry and
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Employment with the 12
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Secretariat for Justice •
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development of proposals related
to citizen and community
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