Supports For Employers

Career Services offers Eastern Ontario's most extensive job posting service with free job postings for employers. It is easy to post your full time, part-time, seasonal or contract opportunities online so it can be shared with SLC students, alumni, and the general public.

• Create an Employer Account
• Employers Guide to Posting a Job

Questions? Please contact: careerservices@sl.on.ca. 

2026/2027 Academic Year

St. Lawrence College Career Services will host the Part-Time Job Fairs across all three campuses this fall.

Kingston Campus

Date: Thursday, October 1^st, 2026  

Time: 11am-2pm 

Location: Upper Concourse  

Cornwall Campus

In partnership with Cornwall Student Association 

Date: Wednesday, October 7^th, 2026  

Time: 11am-2pm 

Location: Aultsville Foyer 

Brockville Campus

Date: Thursday, October 8^th, 2026  
Time: 11am-1pm 
Location: 2^nd Floor Hallway plus Link (Blue Wing) 

For inquiries or to express interest, contact us careerservices@sl.on.ca.

Taking on a placement student is the most effective way to evaluate their potential as a full-time employee. Placements are available at different times of the year depending on the program. Learn more about becoming a placement agency partner.

Do you host on-campus job fairs throughout the year?

Yes! We host two major job fairs across all three campuses each year:

• Part-Time Job Fair (Fall): Focused on opportunities for students looking to work while attending school.
• Graduate & Summer Job Fair (Winter): Highlights full-time roles for soon-to-be graduates and summer positions for current students.

Is there an employer fee for job fairs?
There is no fee for employers at our job fairs. 

Are there other ways to connect with students at SLC?
Yes! You can book an information/recruitment booth on campus to engage directly with students and showcase job opportunities. To arrange this, contact us at careerservices@sl.on.ca.

How can I connect directly with students in specific programs?
Some program coordinators and faculty maintain strong links with their students. You can find program coordinator contact details by browsing our programs page (look at the bottom of each program listing), or contact us directly at careerservices@sl.on.ca for support.

I am having trouble posting a job on the job board – what should I do?
We’re sorry you’re experiencing difficulties. Please email careerservices@sl.on.ca with a description of the issue, and we’ll assist you as quickly as possible.

Hire International Students – Government of Canada

National Occupational Classification (NOC Codes) – Government of Canada

The Employer’s Roadmap to Hiring and Retaining Internationally Trained Workers – Government of Canada