STUDENT JOB - Judicial Activities Agent

Ministry or organizationDirector of Criminal and Penal Prosecutions

Number of positions to be filled1

Employment statusStudent

Description of the ministry or organization

• Our mission

The Director of Criminal and Penal Prosecutions (DPCP) authorizes and directs criminal and penal prosecutions before the courts on behalf of the Quebec State.

It is a public organization that exercises its powers independently of the government and political authorities. Its work is not influenced by any political, economic, police, media, or public pressure.

The DPCP accompanies victims of a crime through the judicial process, while respecting the rights of accused persons. It thus contributes to protecting the population, fighting crime, and maintaining public trust in the criminal and penal justice system.

The DPCP values courage, integrity, commitment, and professionalism.

Get to know us on Quebec.ca or on our social media.

Join our team, a team serving justice!

General information

Start date : August 2026

Work mode : The offered position is in-person only.

Working hours : In addition to working during the day, Monday to Friday, the job allows for a flexible schedule favoring the balance between your work, studies, and personal life, with adapted hours:

• maximum of fourteen (14) hours per week during study sessions;
• maximum of twenty-one (21) hours per week during reading/relaxation weeks;
• maximum of thirty-five (35) hours per week during the summer period and the Christmas break.
• Your future workplace

The South Quebec Regional Office authorizes and directs criminal prosecutions involving adult accused persons before the courts, on behalf of the Quebec State.

Its staff consists of approximately 150 employees, distributed across 7 service points covering the regions of Montérégie and Estrie.

These teams interact with victims and witnesses of criminal offenses, as well as with numerous partners and collaborators, such as various police services, defense lawyers, and the Network of Crime Victim Assistance Centers.

Your role in our team

• Entering requests to initiate proceedings;
• Retrieving and filing cases for court roles;
• Filing various documents in judicial files in the file room;
• Entering files to be archived;
• All other tasks supporting the team of judicial activities agents.
• Information on remuneration and working conditions

We offer a minimum hourly rate of 21.65 $. A 6.5% surcharge is added to this rate to compensate for certain social benefits.

It is possible that, upon completion of your studies and under certain conditions, you may participate in a special selection process to access a regular or occasional job.

Desired profile and application procedures

• You have a good mastery of office tools (Word, Excel, Outlook);
• You are a motivated, curious person who enjoys learning;
• You are dynamic and enjoy working in a team.

Conditions for holding a student job

• In addition to meeting the above profile, you will need to:
• be in the process of obtaining a high school diploma;
• OR
• hold a high school diploma AND be enrolled full-time in a first-year college or university program of study (or part-time if you are in your penultimate or final session of your program of study).
• be legally authorized to work in Canada;
• have appropriate French language skills for the job requirements.

Do not forget that hiring is conditional upon the results of a security check.

Application procedure

Application period : From July 21 to August 3, 2026, at 23:59.

You must obligatorily use this form.

• Click on the button;
• Save your file;
• Click on the Submit button to confirm your registration in the selection process.

It is important to provide a complete and detailed application file, including your contact information, obtained diplomas, and current studies, as well as describing your work experience.

After processing your application, this offer will no longer be accessible in your online file. We suggest keeping a copy of the offer for future reference.

No resumes or applications will be accepted if submitted:

• via social networks;
• via text and messaging;
• via email;
• via mail;
• via fax.

The DPCP will contact the selected individuals to invite them for an interview.

Information on the process

Ms. Anne-Sophie Allard, human resources advisor, at the address ...

Information on job responsibilities

Ms. Judith Janelle, administrative management advisor, at the address ...

Technical support for

Are you having difficulties online or want to modify your submitted form?

Contact the Dotation Assistance Center:

• Quebec region: 418 528-7157
• Elsewhere in Quebec (no charge): 1 866 672-3460
• The Quebec Public Service applies equal employment opportunity measures for:
• women;
• visible and ethnic minorities;
• people with disabilities;
• anglophones;
• Indigenous peoples.
• Workplace address(es)
• 109 St-Charles St., ... Quebec, Canada, J3B2C2
• Administrative region
• Montérégie
• Job domain
• Administration, business, accounting, and finance
• Justice and public protection
• Job categoryStudent jobs
• Series - Job class284.35 - Judicial Activities Agent, Entry Grade
• AvailabilityWeek
• ScheduleDay
• Number of hours per week35 hours
• End of publication date03 August 2026