Post a Job Work-Integrated Learning
Employer resources
Interested in connecting with Lethbridge Polytechnic students? Career Development can help you with the following:
- Sharing job postings with students
- Information sessions/presentations
- Hiring events
Share job openings
Want to share a job posting with current Lethbridge Polytechnic students? We have a few options for you. If you have any questions, please email careers@lethpolytech.ca.
Program areas are able to help share relevant jobs directly with their students. Use the contact list below to share program-specific jobs.
Administrative Office Professional
Architectural Animation Technology
Computer Information Technology
Digital Communications and Media
Use this form to submit your job for current students, recent graduates and/or alum of Lethbridge Polytechnic.
Please note that all jobs submitted through this form will be reviewed by the Career Development team, who reserves the right not to share any jobs that do not meet the standards outlined in the form. Jobs that meet the outlined standards will be added to a list students can access, so be sure to include a link to your posting or an email address students can submit applications to.
If you would like your job shared on the physical job board, please share a PDF copy in the attachments section of the form.
Interested in getting involved in a practicum or other work-integrated learning opportunity? Visit the Work-Integrated Learning page for more information.
Recruitment resources
Government of Alberta – Information to Help Employers Recruit, Retain and Strengthen their Workforce
Government of Canada – Funding for Jobs, Training and Social Development
The fine print: recruitment and job posting guidelines
On-campus Recruitment and Online Job Posting Guidelines
Lethbridge Polytechnic has implemented guidelines for on-campus recruitment and our online job posting services to balance the needs of employers while protecting the privacy of our students.
CACEE Ethical Recruitment Guidelines
The guidelines provided by the Canadian Association of Career Educators and Employers (CACEE) lay the framework for professional relationships between students, career educators, employers and third-party recruiters.
Through employment standards, the provincial government sets out rules, regulations and compliance measures for employers and employees in Alberta.
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom
This Charter sets out the rights and freedoms Canadians believe are necessary in a free and democratic society.