Quest University Canada

All campus jobs pay an hourly rate (plus 4% vacation pay). Some have set hours, while others work on a project basis. Students report to a staff or faculty supervisor who controls their employment; students who do not show up for scheduled work shifts or do not perform satisfactorily may lose their job and will not be replaced. Following the end of the spring semester, a limited number of full-time or part-time job opportunities may become available beyond the usual academic year.

Students can learn more about themselves, obtain professional skills for the next level, explore a variety of job options, and continue their education at university.

Career Services offers:

• Providing career guidance and advice
• Support and workshops on resume writing, interview skills, and other important job search and application skills
• Professional Week is a week of career development programming that includes panels and seminars on career skills and career exploration
• The Job Fair
• Workshops on how to advertise your Quest degree
• Internet-based resources
• Job and Opportunity Postings