oyep 2018 participants

What are

 

YOU

 

doing this summer?

oyep 2019 participants

Build skills and relationships to last a lifetime.


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

Learn More

Over the two-year program, get exposure to


• 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!

Hide

A summer employment experience!



• 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

Details
OYEP camp life in Alberta

Accommodations:


• 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.

Schedule:


• 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.

Hide
chainsaw training

Jump-start your career!


Earn valuable certifications and credit including:


• General workplace safety

• Forestry, silviculture, and firefighting

• High school credits

Full list

Training options include:


• 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.

Hide

Inquire Today!


For more information, see OYEP's applicant brochure.


Are you an Indigenous youth aged 16-18? Apply now!

Crew-leader in training
oyep 2018 participants

What are YOU doing this summer?

oyep 2019 participants

Build skills and relationships to last a lifetime.


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

Learn More

Over the two year program, get exposure to


• 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!

Hide
OYEP camp life in Alberta

A summer employment experience.


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

Details

Accommodations:


• 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.

Schedule:


• 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.

Hide
chainsaw training

Jump-start your career!


Earn valuable certifications


• General workplace safety

• Forestry, silviculture, and firefighting

• High school credits

Full list

Training options include:


• 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.


Hide
2018 crew-leader in training

Inquire Today!


For more information, see OYEP's applicant brochure.


Are you an Indigenous youth aged 16-18? Apply now!