In general, here's how the process works:
At this stage, the Parks Canada manager works with Parks Canada Human Resources advisors to notify the public that a job is available. Depending on the type of job, it may be posted at the park or site, in the local or national newspaper, in association newsletters or on a job website with the Public Service Commission or Human Resources Development Canada Sites . This often takes the form of a competition poster that describes many aspects of the position:
Information on written tests and competency exams can be found at the Public Service Commission of Canada's Web site . If you earned a post-secondary degree outside of Canada, please contact one of the Credentials Evaluation Services organizations to inquire about obtaining a proof of Canadian equivalency.
The Human Resources advisor and/or the Parks Canada manager review applications submitted on or before the closing date. They assess all applications against the basic qualifications. Candidates meeting the screening criteria are notified and given further consideration for the job.
Applicants being interviewed are assessed using the same assessment tools. Based on these assessments, candidates are ranked starting with most. Candidates interviewed receive notification, most often by letter, informing them of the results.
The top ranking candidates are offered the available positions in writing. Those who accept the job offer negotiate a work start date.