Fall Student Opportunities– Information Officer, Outaouais-Sud (Thurso)

Program Overview

Yours to Protect. Yours to Enjoy. Be a key player in the protection and enjoyment of Gatineau Park, the capital’s conservation park. As an Information Officer, your primary role is to provide accurate information regarding the Park, suggest routes or activities to visitors, and champion the park’s conservation mission.The mobile Information Officer works at varying locations within Gatineau Park. The incumbent provides information and orientation to visitors regarding various Park activities, sites and regulations, specifically related to the Fall Rhapsody program, which takes place on weekends during the Fall.Mandatory Requirements

Applicants must have completed secondary education and be enrolled in a post‑secondary program in the Fall of 2025. Applicants must be fluent in both official languages. Experience, Knowledge and Competencies

Strong interpersonal communication skills in individual or group exchanges. Relevant experience working with the public in client or information services or tourism. Knowledge of Gatineau Park and the National Capital Region as a tourism destination. Knowledge of the NCC’s mandate and activities.Terms and Conditions of Employment

Available up to 22.5 hours per week; part‑time position. Willing to work every weekend and civic holidays from September 2 to October 31, including Thanksgiving long weekend. Must wear a uniform provided by the NCC. Must be willing to work outside in varying weather conditions. Must attend mandatory paid training sessions for Information Officers at the Gatineau Park Visitor Centre.Must arrange own transportation to assigned location within Gatineau Park; public transport not available. Major Responsibilities

Reporting to the Project Officer of Sustainable Transportation, the Information Officer will: Welcome and inform visitors about activities during Fall Rhapsody weekends, including programs, services and points of interest. Provide information regarding road closures throughout the event. Answer information requests received by visitors.Provide wayfinding information within the park. Collect visitor comments and suggestions. Contribute to service evaluation by suggesting modifications or improvements to activities, exhibits, program material or others. The National Capital Commission is committed to developing inclusive, barrier‑free selection processes and work environments. For application instructions, please refer to the official posting.

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