STUDENT JOB - Environmental Agent

Ministry or organizationMinistry of the Environment, Climate Change, Wildlife and Parks

Number of positions to be filled1

Employment statusStudent

Description of the ministry or organization

• Protect what matters. Be part of the mission.

At the Ministry, what we protect today shapes tomorrow. Every action counts to preserve natural environments, address climate change, and care for what surrounds us daily with rigor, expertise, and collaboration to build a sustainable future.

Join engaged teams proud of what they achieve, and work in an environment where your work makes a difference!

General information

Student job

The main benefits of working with us

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

• Regular schedule of 14 hours/week during study sessions;
• Schedule of 21 hours/week during reading weeks;
• Schedule of 35 hours/week during the summer period and the Christmas break.

And much more!

Discover the inspiring journey of three of our students in thisvideo**.

Mission of your work team

The Mission Support Directorate ensures integrated, efficient, and coherent management of special projects and mandates. It coordinates off-site inspections at the national level and the organizational horizontal mandates entrusted to it.

It provides specialized expertise in drones and emergency measure coordination to support operations and strategic decision-making.

Here’s what your daily job would look like

• Receive and analyze reports generated by the Traces Québec information system to assess their nature and determine appropriate follow-ups according to the case type;
• Forward cases requiring field intervention to the concerned regional departments and communicate with project managers for compliance feedback via the Traces Québec system, documenting the actions taken;
• Identify improvement opportunities for the Traces Québec system by identifying gaps and participating in technical tests when required.

Remuneration: Minimum hourly rate of $25.14. A 6.5% surcharge is added to this rate to compensate for certain social benefits.

Telework: Hybrid mode (telework and on-site) according to agreed guidelines

Expected start date: September 2026, for the fall session

Desired profile and application procedures

Conditions for holding a student job

• Be enrolled in full-time studies at the college level for the fall 2026 session at an institution recognized by the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Higher Education OR be enrolled part-time in the penultimate or final session of this program, in one of the following fields of study:
• + Bioecology techniques
• + Natural environment techniques
• + Environment, hygiene, and safety at work
• + Water technology
• + Animal production technology
• + Industrial engineering techniques
• + DEC pre-university sciences of nature
• + Or any other field deemed relevant for the job
• Be authorized to work in Canada;

Have appropriate French language skills for the job assignments.

More specifically, we are looking for a motivated student, eager to learn, and who demonstrates:

• Autonomy, a sense of responsibility, and rigor in organizing daily tasks.
• Writing skills and ease of working with various computer systems will be considered (Office Suite).
• Discretion in handling confidential information.
• Communication skills, particularly in providing excellent customer service.
• Interest in learning new things in a stimulating environment.
• To submit your application

Application period: From July 22 to August 4, 2026, by 11:59 p.m.

Here are the steps to follow

• Click on "Apply for this job";
• Complete all sections applicable to your situation;
• Save your file;
• Click on the "Submit" button to confirm your registration.
• The importance of providing a complete and detailed application file:
• Ensure you complete the following information:
• Your contact details;
• Your past and current studies, and, if applicable, those planned for the next session;
• Your work experience, with precise dates and a brief description of the tasks performed.

It is your responsibility to submit a complete and detailed application, as only the information included will be considered to match the desired profile. Once submitted, your application cannot be modified.

Only applications received through the public service online allocation platform will be considered. No resumes are accepted, and no applications submitted by mail, email, or in person will be accepted.

Only selected candidates will be contacted.

Questions? Contact us!

Students-Interns Team students.interns@environment.gouv.qc.ca

Information on online registration procedures:

If you experience difficulties online or believe it necessary to make changes to your form during the registration period, you can contact the Quebec City Allocation Assistance Center at 418 528-7157, or elsewhere in Quebec, at the toll-free number 1 866 672-3460.

*The Quebec public service appliesequal employment opportunity measuresfor women, visible and ethnic minorities, people with disabilities, Anglophones, and Indigenous peoples, as it recognizes the value that diversity brings to workplaces.*

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Work location address(es)

• 1175 Lebourgneuf Boulevard, Quebec, Quebec, Canada, G2K0B4
• Administrative region
• Capitale-Nationale
• Job domain
• Natural resources, agriculture, wildlife, and environment
• Job categoryTechnical jobs
• Body - Employment class237.30 - Environmental Inspector
• AvailabilityWeek
• ScheduleDay
• Number of hours/week14 hours
• Application deadline04 August 2026