Career Corner: Make money on campus
Need a few extra dollars this semester? Got a few extra hours during the week? Why not check out the Work Study Program and if you qualify you might just find yourself working on campus in a college department or with the Fanshawe Student Union.
The purpose of Work Study is to assist students who are in financial need, are already receiving financial aid through OSAP but still require additional assistance. Work study jobs have been created on campus to ensure that students have the resources to meet expenses associated with their education. The added bonus is that these positions also give you valuable experience to add to your resume.
Here's how you get started…you must complete a Work Study application (available in Financial Aid Office, Room E2020 after September 2, 2008).The application should then be dropped off to the Financial Aid office (E2020). They will review all applications and make decisions on eligibility within five working days. Once you've been approved by the Financial Aid Office, you will then be advised to visit Career Services, located in room F2010 and present the approval letter in order to see the detailed job descriptions.
To qualify, students must be taking at least a 60 per cent course load during the September to April period, have a demonstrated financial need and must be making satisfactory academic progress. While candidates should have been assessed for OSAP and been eligible for assistance some exceptions to students not being eligible for OSAP will be considered.
There are many Work Study positions currently available and all of them are posted on the Career Services Job Posting site www.fanshawec.ca/careerservices. Select FOR JOB SEEKERS — VIEW JOBS, log on with your Fanshawe student ID number. Select “On-campus” and read through the various jobs listed. As mentioned above, once you have your letter from Financial Aid approving you for Work Study, visit the Career Services office for more specific information on how to apply for the positions you are interested in.
Here is a listing of the positions currently, available on campus: Technician Assistant (four positions); Photographer (two positions); Game Night Announcer (two positions); Residence Convenor; Falcon Team Mascot (four positions); Men's Ice Hockey Convenor (two positions); Intramural Referee/Umpire/ Scorekeeper (35 positions); Varsity Minor Officials (10 positions); Team Manager (seven positions); Team Trainer (10 positions); Women's Ice Hockey Convenor; Videographer (two positions); Ice Hockey Referees (10 positions); Hosts (three positions); Line Cooks (four positions); Bussers (five positions); Servers (five positions); Entertainment Crew; Food Preparation/Serving (15 positions); International Host Facilitator; Registrar's Helpers (two positions); Registrar's Helper (equipment inventory & account); Clerical (Tillsonburg); Clerical (Woodstock); Computer Lab Monitor (two positions); Office Assistant; Test Proctors (four positions); Sharing Shop Assistant; International Student Host Program (ISHP) ; Junior Advertising Representative; FSU Office Clerk ; Media Loans Assistant ; Graphic Designers (two positions); Graphic Designer; Print Shop Student Monitor; Sports Writer; Custodian/General Labourer; Writer; Photographer; Biz Booth Cashier (eight positions); Illustrator; Videographer/ Producer; Financial Marketing Team (four positions); FSU Poster Person (four positions); FSU Street Team (eight positions); Print Services Operator; Photography Darkroom Student Monitor; Videographer (two positions); Clerk Assistant (two positions); Food Preparation.
Need help with your job search? Why not drop by the Career Services office located in Room F2010 for a copy of our job search booklet “Getting Started” which contains helpful hints on creating your resume and conducting a positive job search. The Career Services staff is available to assist you on an individual basis. Visit F2010 to arrange an appointment with the consultant responsible for your program or call 452-4294. For student and graduate job listings visit www.fanshawec.ca/careerservices.
The purpose of Work Study is to assist students who are in financial need, are already receiving financial aid through OSAP but still require additional assistance. Work study jobs have been created on campus to ensure that students have the resources to meet expenses associated with their education. The added bonus is that these positions also give you valuable experience to add to your resume.
Here's how you get started…you must complete a Work Study application (available in Financial Aid Office, Room E2020 after September 2, 2008).The application should then be dropped off to the Financial Aid office (E2020). They will review all applications and make decisions on eligibility within five working days. Once you've been approved by the Financial Aid Office, you will then be advised to visit Career Services, located in room F2010 and present the approval letter in order to see the detailed job descriptions.
To qualify, students must be taking at least a 60 per cent course load during the September to April period, have a demonstrated financial need and must be making satisfactory academic progress. While candidates should have been assessed for OSAP and been eligible for assistance some exceptions to students not being eligible for OSAP will be considered.
There are many Work Study positions currently available and all of them are posted on the Career Services Job Posting site www.fanshawec.ca/careerservices. Select FOR JOB SEEKERS — VIEW JOBS, log on with your Fanshawe student ID number. Select “On-campus” and read through the various jobs listed. As mentioned above, once you have your letter from Financial Aid approving you for Work Study, visit the Career Services office for more specific information on how to apply for the positions you are interested in.
Here is a listing of the positions currently, available on campus: Technician Assistant (four positions); Photographer (two positions); Game Night Announcer (two positions); Residence Convenor; Falcon Team Mascot (four positions); Men's Ice Hockey Convenor (two positions); Intramural Referee/Umpire/ Scorekeeper (35 positions); Varsity Minor Officials (10 positions); Team Manager (seven positions); Team Trainer (10 positions); Women's Ice Hockey Convenor; Videographer (two positions); Ice Hockey Referees (10 positions); Hosts (three positions); Line Cooks (four positions); Bussers (five positions); Servers (five positions); Entertainment Crew; Food Preparation/Serving (15 positions); International Host Facilitator; Registrar's Helpers (two positions); Registrar's Helper (equipment inventory & account); Clerical (Tillsonburg); Clerical (Woodstock); Computer Lab Monitor (two positions); Office Assistant; Test Proctors (four positions); Sharing Shop Assistant; International Student Host Program (ISHP) ; Junior Advertising Representative; FSU Office Clerk ; Media Loans Assistant ; Graphic Designers (two positions); Graphic Designer; Print Shop Student Monitor; Sports Writer; Custodian/General Labourer; Writer; Photographer; Biz Booth Cashier (eight positions); Illustrator; Videographer/ Producer; Financial Marketing Team (four positions); FSU Poster Person (four positions); FSU Street Team (eight positions); Print Services Operator; Photography Darkroom Student Monitor; Videographer (two positions); Clerk Assistant (two positions); Food Preparation.
Need help with your job search? Why not drop by the Career Services office located in Room F2010 for a copy of our job search booklet “Getting Started” which contains helpful hints on creating your resume and conducting a positive job search. The Career Services staff is available to assist you on an individual basis. Visit F2010 to arrange an appointment with the consultant responsible for your program or call 452-4294. For student and graduate job listings visit www.fanshawec.ca/careerservices.
