What can students do for you?

Students can make a strong addition to your workplace: they’re driven, offer a fresh perspective, and have up-to-the-minute skills.

Most importantly, students are committed to learning and gaining experience and are eager to support your organization in its goals.

Students can work for you in research, writing, finance, technology, marketing, field and lab work, data analysis, health, and more.

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Jessica, an Integrated Sciences student, worked closely with a medical writing team on several research and outreach initiatives, including a nationally-funded clinical trial and development of training resources for the treatment of opioid addiction.

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Tristan, a fourth-year Computer Science and Professional Writing student, assisted with the restructuring of transaction and inventory software for a public sector services organization.

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Ainsleigh, a student of Mathematics and Computer Science with a background in biochemistry and physics, completed lab work and scientific research in the medical field.

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Emara, a Business Administration and Marketing student, procured donations for an annual gala auction fundraiser, planned and executed events, and helped build relationships between her company and other local businesses.

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Blake, an English and Public Administration student in her fourth year, orchestrated the research, writing, and design of a non-profit organization’s annual impact report and strengthened their web presence.

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Carly, a co-op student in her fourth year of a Creative Writing degree, helped one large organization plan an event with 600+ attendees, manage their social media accounts, and reframe their outreach strategy.

 

Watch the video below to see examples for what co-op students can do in the BC Public Service.

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