Joining OYEP is a great way to...
• Meet new friends and make connections with professionals from across
Canada
• Boost self esteem and learn leaderships skills
• Improve life skills like goal setting, work ethic, health and nutrition
• A wide variety of in-camp and off-site extracurricular activities like
nightly campfires, science week at a post-secondary school, and paintball
• Countless networking opportunities with professionals from a variety of
industries
• Structured vocational training from an array of experts
• On-site guidance from crew leaders and management staff
• A live-in work environment similar to that of many remote industries
• And much, much more!
• Great facilities and accommodations including catered meals, sports
equipment, semi-private rooms, and access to provincial parks (where available).
• Bi-weekly pay and weekly days off in nearby city centers
• Set schedules with free time in the evening
• Live-in experienced management and on-site educational support
• Separate male/female bunkhouses
• Professional chef cooking at each meal
• Nightly campfires
• **Workout spaces, access to provincial parks, volleyball court,
swimming,
canoeing, paddle boards, and more
**Combination of available facilities depends on location.
• Wake up @ 7:00am – work from 8:30 to 4:30 with an hour for lunch
• Bunk curfew at 10:00pm – Lights out by 11:00
• Trip to town once per week, when possible.
Schedule subject to change.
Earn valuable certifications and credit including:
• General workplace safety
• Forestry, silviculture, and firefighting
• High school credits
• WHMIS
• Hazard identification training
• First aid, CPR
• Bear Aware
• Chainsaw training
• Tree Planting
• Brush saw training
• Financial literacy
• G1 drivers license
• Ontario canoe and kayak level 1 & 2
• SP102 forest fire fighter
• S100 forest fire fighter (advanced)
• Heavy equipment operator simulation
• 2 cooperative education credits
*Training is based on provincial guidelines and some training may not be availible in all provinces.
For more information, see OYEP's applicant brochure.
Are you an Indigenous youth aged 16-18? Apply now!
Join OYEP to...
• Meet new friends and make connections with professionals from across
Canada
• Boost self esteem and learn leaderships skills
• Improve life skills like goal setting, work ethic, health and nutrition
• A wide variety of in-camp and off-site extracurricular activities like
nightly campfires, science week at a post-secondary school, and paintball
• Countless networking opportunities with proffessionals from a variety of
industries
• Structured vocational training from an array of experts
• On-site guidance from crew leaders and management staff
• A live-in work environment similar to that of many remote industries
• And much, much more!
At OYEP, you can expect...
• Great facilities and accommodations including catered meals, sports
facilities, semi-private rooms, and access to provincial parks.
• Bi-weekly pay and weekly days off in nearby city centers
• Set schedules with plenty of free time in the evening and an hour for lunch
• Live-in experienced management and on-site educational support
• Separate male/female bunkhouses
• Professional chef cooking at each meal
• Nightly campfires
• **Workout spaces, access to provincial parks, volleyball court,
swimming,
canoeing, paddle boards, and more
**Combination of available facilities depends on location.
• Wake up @ 7:00am – work from 8:30 to 4:30 with an hour for lunch
• Bunk curfew at 10:00pm – Lights out by 11:00
• Trip to town once per week, when possible.
Schedule subject to change.
HideEarn valuable certifications
• General workplace safety
• Forestry, silviculture, and firefighting
• High school credits
• WHMIS
• Hazard identification training
• First aid, CPR
• Bear Aware
• Chainsaw training
• Tree Planting
• Brush saw training
• Financial literacy
• G1 drivers license
• Ontario canoe and kayak level 1 & 2
• SP102 forest fire fighter
• S100 forest fire fighter (advanced)
• Heavy equipment operator simulation
• 2 high school credits
*Training is based on provincial guidelines and some training may not be availible in all provinces.
For more information, see OYEP's applicant brochure.
Are you an Indigenous youth aged 16-18? Apply now!