We are seeking First Nations people, Inuit and Métis with all levels of education and experience to help build a more inclusive and representative public service.
Read stories of Indigenous people working in the federal public service
What a federal public service career can offer you
A career with purpose
Competitive salary and benefits, flexible hours and offices across Canada
Indigenous employee networks, ceremonial lodges and advocacy groups
Indigenous Student Employment Opportunity for networking and support
Initiatives to promote Indigenous talent to executive levels
On-the-job training and professional development
Endless career opportunities with one employer
Self-declare as an Indigenous person when you apply
Be part of a public service that represents and includes the diverse identities, cultures, perspectives and experiences that make up Canada.
Some jobs and programs are only open to people who have self-declared as a member of an employment equity group (women, Indigenous Peoples, members of visible minorities and persons with disabilities)
When you apply, you’ll be asked to fill out a self-declaration form to indicate whether you are an
Indigenous (Aboriginal) person*, as well as whether you belong to any of the other 3
employment
equity groups
If you’re hired, it will be because you’re the most qualified person for the job due to your skills, education, work and lived experience
*An Indigenous person is someone who belongs to one of the 3 Indigenous Peoples in
Canada,
namely First
Nations, Inuit or Métis.
Contact us
The Indigenous Centre of Expertise is here for you. Let us tell you about the employment and training opportunities available to Indigenous people. Email: cfp.cea-icoe.psc@cfp-psc.gc.ca.
