The Canada Revenue Agency is committed to Employment Equity and Diversity. Good luck! The CRA and You - The Perfect Fit
If you are looking to ‘get started’ in a job with the Agency be very descriptive about your experience and skills on your application, do your on-line research about the CRA, and bring a positive and enthusiastic attitude to the interview. I’ll be happy to have a chat with you and answer your questions.
If you happen to see me in on campus, feel free to stop and ask me questions about the Aboriginal Student Employment Program. I really enjoy meeting fellow students at information sessions on campus and career fairs such as ‘What Can I Do in Government’. My role is to attract new talent to the CRA through peer-to-peer marketing and awareness campaigns of CRA career opportunities on campus. I also represent the CRA on campus as a Student Ambassador. I am really enjoying my work experience-I get to put what I learned in graduate school in practice. My job involves providing assistance with criminal investigations of tax evasion and fraud and court cases administering research and seizures, and attending criminal court proceedings. As a successful candidate of the Aboriginal Student Employment Program, I am pleased to have been hired by the Criminal Investigations Division in downtown Vancouver. I would like to share with you a bit about my work experience at the CRA. Hi! I am currently a graduate student at SFU’s School of Criminology. If you are looking to gain valuable work experience in a federal organization, make the CRA your employer of choice.
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) offers motivated individuals a challenging, interesting, and diverse workplace that will help you develop skills and advance your career.