Finding a job

Balancing your budget often involves getting a job, whether related to your field of study or not. The Service du développement professionnel (SDP) provides a number of services, as well as a directory of jobs and internships, to help you in your search. It also offers personalized assistance tailored to your needs to support you on your career path.

Visit the SDP website (in French only)

Work-study program

For Canadian students and permanent residents

The purpose of the work-study grant program (Programme de subvention études-travail) administered by SDP, is to allow students who have received loans and bursaries and who are experiencing financial difficulties to qualify for a grant. This program helps students continue their studies and find assistant or contract positions on campus.

A SIMPLE 3-STEP PROCESS!
1	Fill out your financial aid application, if you haven’t done so already.	Complete your application for financial assistance (loans and bursaries for full-time studies).
2	Confirm your eligibility, if you haven’t done so already.	Complete the online form. The Student Awards and Financial Aid Office will confirm your eligibility within a short timeframe.
3	Submit your application for assistant and contract positions eligible for a grant.	View job postings and apply directly online.

For international students

The work-study grant program, administered by SDP is only available to international students who pay additional tuition fees. It provides international students with an opportunity to obtain valuable professional experience in their field of study. Students will be able to develop the skills and abilities sought in the labour market through the positions offered.

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Professional integration program

For students with disabilities or special circumstances

The SDP has established a grant program to help students with disabilities or special circumstances develop their employability.