University of Manitoba — Awards and funding bodies for Indigenous students (after admission)

Students Skip to content Français Login Menu Close Your account Start, stop, move or add an account Meters Billing & payment Loans & financing Rates & charges Your online account Most requested Equal Payment Plan Get help paying your bill Start, stop or move service Outages Power outage map Report a power outage Report a street light outage Reliability Planned outages Prepare for a power outage Permits & service Permits & inspections Service connections Generate your own electricity Most requested Request a tree safety assessment Apply for a line locate Request temporary service disconnection Safety Emergencies Indoor safety Outdoor safety Tree safety Storms Hydro infrastructure Education and youth safety Most requested Click Before You Dig Emergencies Tree trimming News & stories Customer support Help centre Contact us Most requested How to submit a damage claim Request a credit reference letter Login Français Home Careers Career streams Students Students On this page On this page Summer student program Co-op programs Awards, scholarships & bursaries Contact us Also in Career streams Also in Career streams Trades & technology training New grads Students Professional, administrative & business support Summer student program We offer approximately 200 summer employment opportunities in the energy industry to university and college students (with limited opportunities for high school students). We typically hire students who are enrolled in academic programs that support our operational needs. Preference is given to students who live in Manitoba. Jobs are available in a number of areas including: accounting business administration construction engineering entry-level (undeclared, U1, etc.) environmental general labour information technology trades & technology Eligibility To be eligible for our summer student program, you must be a student who is: at least 16 years of age legally eligible to work in Canada living in Manitoba for the full duration of your work term enrolled in full-time studies both before and after the work term. If you will not be returning to school after the work term but need a co-op term to graduate, you are still eligible. How to apply for our summer student program 2027 summer student opportunities will be posted December 1. If you’re interested in co-op opportunities, these positions will be posted with your educational institution. We're committed to hiring students from diverse backgrounds and we encourage students to self-declare their employment equity status in the application process . Back to top Co-op programs We support various co-op programs by offering paid work directly related to your academic studies. Co-operative education programs are offered through various educational institutes, typically through degree programs at universities and diploma programs at community colleges. All co-op students are required to alternate their academic studies with paid co-op work terms. Work terms will help direct your future career and further develop your skills and abilities. Your work term training and experience, combined with your academic knowledge, prepares you for the workforce after graduation. Co-op opportunities vary annually, with most of them being offered during the summer term. If you’re interested in a summer co-op position follow the same application process as summer students, except for RRC Trades Technology students. RRC Trades Technology students will apply through the RRC career bridge portal. Any co-op positions available during the fall or winter terms will be posted on your school’s website, and we encourage you to submit your applications there. How to apply co-op programs Register in a co-operative educational program through your school and the Province of Manitoba Student Temporary Employment Program (STEP) services . An invitation to apply may be posted at your school or resumés may be organized through your co-op program coordinator. Complete our summer student application su…