UM Today UM Today University of Manitoba UM Today UM Today UM Today
News from
Students
UM Today Network
Graphic of person holding a certificate with the text Get Hired

Get Hired! Week of December 15, 2025

Your weekly roundup of job opportunities, career tips, and events!

December 15, 2025 — 

Looking for work, your first job, or experience in your field of study?

Get Hired shares new postings and events every week to help you find opportunities that match your goals and schedule.

Tip of the Week: Use Campus Resources to Build Career Skills

 Building experience is not only about jobs or volunteer roles. Workshops, career coaching, and skill-building sessions on campus can strengthen your confidence and expand your resume. Sessions on communication, teamwork, networking, and workplace readiness give you practical tools employers value. A Career Advisor can help you choose the sessions that support your goals and next steps.

Who’s Hiring?

Part-Time/Summer Employment/Casual Opportunities

  • University of Manitoba is hiring Safer Social Event Team members (Job ID 81057)! Ideal for UM students with strong communication skills and a passion for fostering respectful, inclusive environments. Apply by December 16, 2025!
  • Manitoba Hydro’s Summer Student Program is now open. Over 200 roles for students in engineering, business, accounting, IT, environmental studies, trades and technology, construction and general entry-level. Deadlines: Jan 31, 2026 for career-related roles and May 1, 2026 for general roles. Visit their website for full details.
  • RBC’s 2026 Co-op & Internship applications are now open! Explore Summer Student Opportunities in Technology & Operations: Business Support, Cyber Security Analyst, Technical Systems Analyst, and Software Developer. Apply by January 18, 2026!
  • Volleyball Manitoba is hiring Onsite Tournament Staff and Tournament Coordinator! Contract term: February–May (approximately 11 weekends). Apply today!
  • UM students can join the Babysitter Directory, managed by Family Resources and updated annually to include active students.
  • Part-Time Opportunities at the University of Manitoba: A wide range of Teaching Assistant/Demonstrator/Tutor/Seminar Leader and Grader/Marker roles are available this fall across many departments. Check out Teaching Assistant – Req. #43146. Explore these and more on UMCareers.

There are 72 openings for part-time, casual, and summer positions available on UM Connect within the Job Postings tab! Check out Camper Support Specialist (#80959).

Full-Time/Co-op/Internships

  • SCWIST is hiring a Research Analyst and Project Administrator. Remote position within Canada. Apply today by December 19, 2025.
  • The Manitoba Museum is hiring a Development Coordinator! Ideal for candidates with strong organizational skills, experience in fundraising and donor stewardship, and proficiency with CRM systems like Raiser’s Edge NXT. Apply by December 19, 2025!
  •  Rainbow Resource Centre is hiring a Counsellor! Ideal for candidates with a background in social work, counselling, or related fields, and experience supporting 2SLGBTQ+ communities. Apply by December 23, 2025!
  •  City of Winnipeg is hiring Technical Assistants – Forestry (Posting No. 126539). Multiple seasonal positions for the 2026 season. Apply by February 6, 2026.
  • Full-time opportunities at The University of Manitoba: IBEP Recruiter & Advisor – Req. #41722 and Award Selection Coordinator – Req. #43155. Explore these and more positions on UMCareers today!

There are 209 openings for full-time positions available on UM Connect within the Job Postings tab! Check out Transitional Support Worker (#81226) and Sales & Marketing Coordinator (#81173).

 ** UM Students: to access opportunities on UM Connect make sure you are logged into your account to follow the links to postings directly! Please note that UM alumni are also able to create an account to access these postings. **

Career Fairs, Information Sessions, and Conferences

UM Behind the Hire – Connect directly with employers to learn about opportunities, hiring practices, and how to stand out. We understand that your schedules can be demanding, these sessions are still worth attending even if you cannot stay for the full session. Every opportunity to listen, ask questions, or make a connection shows genuine interest and initiative. Sign up today before all the spots are filled!

January’s Employers:

  • National Research Council
  • CanadaPublic Service Commission of Canada
  • Canada Life
  • Manitoba Metis Federation.

CAREER FAIRS

OTHER EVENTS

  • The Stu Clark Centre for Entrepreneurship invites you on December 19 (11:30 AM – 12:15 PM) online for “Network Like a Founder: How to Build Genuine Startup Relationships”. Learn how to network with intention, build authentic connections, and maintain relationships that fuel your entrepreneurial growth. Gain insights from Margaux Miller, TEDx speaker and global MC, and shift your mindset toward purposeful networking. Register today!
  • Join Lime Connect on January 6, 2026 (4:30 PM – 5:30 PM) for “Community Chat: Neurodivergent Community Group”. This virtual meet-up is a great way for Lime Network members who identify as neurodivergent to connect, share experiences, and build community. Open to members, join or log in to register today!
  • The International Centre invites you on January 6, 2026 (2:30 PM – 3:30 PM) for “Finding a Part-time Job and Building Toward Your Career Goals”. Learn strategies to secure part-time work in Canada and gain skills that will boost your employability after graduation. Open to all students, register today!
  • Join the Asper Career Development Centre on January 13 (5:00 PM – 6:00 PM) for “Salary Negotiations”. Learn strategies to confidently negotiate your salary and maximize your earning potential. Open to all students, no registration required! Join us at 117 Drake Centre.
  • Career Services invites you on January 30 (10:30 AM – 12:00 PM) for “Where Can I Go With My Degree?” Unsure about your major or career path? This interactive virtual workshop will help you explore your interests, values, and personality, and connect them to occupational options. Open to all students, register today!

Resources

  • Build Your Workplace Skills with Accessible Learning Tools. Employers often say new grads and early talent fall short in key areas like email etiquette, communication, and workplace professionalism (NACE, 2025). Thankfully, there are free and low-cost tools to help you get career-ready:
  • Ready to launch your startup idea for free? The University of Manitoba’s Startup Coach Program offers all students personalized coaching, mentorship, and access to Manitoba’s entrepreneurial ecosystem. Book your one-on-one session anytime to get expert guidance and build your business.
  • UMConnect Job Board, find 200+ job opportunities with new postings added daily. Over 2,000 employers recruit UM students here.  Just log into UMConnect and go to the Job & Volunteer Postings page from the left-hand menu.
  • Discover Career Services’ Explore Occupations tool to research career paths, compare roles, and plan your next steps with confidence. Plus get one-on-one support for every part of your job search; from resumes and interviews to LinkedIn, mentorship, and more. We’re here to help you succeed at every stage of your journey.

Got Hired Through Us? Tell Us Your Story! If you landed a job, internship, or opportunity through Get Hired, we would love to hear from you. With your permission, your story may be featured in a future edition to inspire other students. Share your experience. It only takes a few minutes.

Have questions about your job search or any of these postings?

Email us at  elpartnerships[at]umanitoba[dot]ca. We are happy to help!

Brought to you by the Career, Community and Experiential Learning Centre.

, ,

© University of Manitoba • Winnipeg, Manitoba • Canada • R3T 2N2

Emergency: 204-474-9341