STUDENT - Administrative Support Agent

Ministry or Organization: Quebec Security

Number of Positions Available: 1

Employment Status: Student

Description of the Ministry or Organization

Quebec Security is dedicated to maintaining public peace, order, and security, as well as preventing and combating crime. Its members ensure the safety of people and property, protect rights and freedoms, are attentive to the needs of victims, and collaborate with the community. As a national police force, Quebec Security supports the police community, coordinates large-scale police operations, contributes to the integrity of state institutions, and ensures the security of transportation networks under Quebec's jurisdiction. Additionally, it manages a central intelligence service that it makes available to other law enforcement agencies.

Do you want to contribute to the police mission?

Working at Quebec Security means contributing to significant and meaningful projects that play a crucial role in ensuring the security of all Quebec society.

General Information A student position is available at the Major Crimes Investigation Division, located at 1050, rue des Rocailles, Quebec.

IMPORTANT

To hold a student position in the public service, you must be enrolled full-time in a study program (or part-time if you are in the penultimate or final session of your study program).

Here's what your daily work might look like

• Transcribe, design, and write reports, letters, tables, or other documents of any nature
• Prepare files and investigation supplements to be submitted to the Attorney General's Deputy
• Contribute to the smooth running of investigations
• Contribute to the proper functioning of the administration

Remuneration, Schedule, 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.

Additionally, in addition to working during the day, Monday through Friday, the position allows for a flexible schedule, promoting 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.

Finally, it is possible that at the end of your studies and under certain conditions, you may participate in a special selection process to access a regular or part-time position.

To learn more about the public service, you can consult the page Working in the Public Service! You will also find a section for internships and student positions.

Desired Profile and Application Procedures

Here are some elements we are looking for

Are you a motivated and reliable student? Do you like to learn quickly and keep things well organized?

Do you enjoy working both in a team and autonomously, and are you known for your reliability, diligence, and respect for instructions?

Adaptable and resourceful, do you communicate easily and find solutions to everyday challenges?

If this description suits you, your profile matches what we are looking for.

Requirements to hold the student position

• Be enrolled full-time (or part-time if you are in the penultimate or final session of your study program), in one of the following fields of study, or in any other field deemed relevant.
• + Professional Studies Diploma (DEP), Secretarial;
• + Professional Studies Diploma (DEP), Administration;
• be legally authorized to work in Canada;
• have appropriate French language skills for the position.
• Additionally,

The obtaining of this position is conditional upon the results of a security check to demonstrate that there are no concerning elements regarding your morals that are incompatible with the functions and responsibilities of this position.

Application Procedures

Submit your application online during the following registration period: From September 4 to September 10, 2026, at 11:59 PM READ BEFORE YOU

To allow for an adequate evaluation of your eligibility, ensure that you include all of your school history, including completed programs, those you are currently enrolled in, and those planned for future sessions.

Before submitting your application, check that your file is complete and up-to-date. Any incomplete application or missing information may not be considered in the allocation process.

Create a single application file in our system. The presence of multiple profiles may delay the processing of your request. A single and well-filled file allows us to evaluate your application more effectively.

No applications or resumes submitted by email will be accepted.

Important: Once submitted, your application cannot be modified. However, you can withdraw it during the display period, make the necessary corrections, and submit it again before the deadline.

If in doubt, ensure that you update your file before submitting your request.

Questions? Contact us!

Information on the process: Civil Allocation Service: CivilAllocationProcess@surete.qc.ca

Indicate the selection process number in the subject line of your email.

Information on the position's responsibilities: Ms. Annie Manseau, Sergeant: annie.manseau@surete.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 Region Civil Allocation Assistance Center at 418 528-7157, or elsewhere in Quebec, at the toll-free number 1 866 672-3460.

*The Quebec Public Service applies* measures for equal employment opportunities *to members of visible minorities, ethnic minorities, people with disabilities, Indigenous people, and women.*

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Work Location Address(es)

• 1050 rue des Rocailles, Quebec, Quebec, Canada, G2K0H3
• Administrative Region
• Capitale-Nationale
• Employment Domain
• Administration, business, accounting, and finance
• Employment Category
• Office jobs
• Body - Employment Class
• 506.30 - Administrative Support Agent
• Availability
• Week
• Schedule
• Day
• Number of Hours/Week
• 35 hours
• Target Start Date
• September 27, 2026
• Publication End Date
• September 10, 2026