The Library is Hiring Students

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We are again hiring several students for Work Study positions during the Fall 2025 to Winter 2026 academic year. Student Assistants are a vital part of the library, and ensure library locations across campus continue to be a premier destination for research, study, and collaboration. In particular, Student Assistants are front-line ambassadors creating a welcoming environment, providing a high-level of responsiveness and expertise in day-to-day services, and enabling student success through access to resources and research help. 

Applicants must be Queen’s students who qualify for the Work-Study Program, and possess excellent customer service skills. Shifts occur throughout all library operating hours and are usually 3 to 4.5 hours in length. Attention to detail, punctuality, dependability, and good organizational skills are important. Experience as a student using library resources and services is preferred, but not essential. The current rate of pay is $17.60 per hour, plus 4% vacation pay. Applications should review the job description and the associated qualifications through the Queen’s University Career Services website under the Work-Study tab. Once the posting has been read and instructions have been followed (e.g., file naming conventions), the applicant should email a copy of their cover letter and resume directly to the email indicated on the job posting (library.train-coord@queensu.ca). Please note that students can start to view Fall/Winter job postings on MyCareer starting on Tuesday, July 15, 2025. 

Instructions for finding job postings through the Work Study program and submitting applications : 

Log into MyCareer with your Queen’s Student NetID:  

  • View job postings under the Work Study tab. 
  • View all the positions that interest you. 
  • Follow the application instructions under each job posting. 
  • Email directly to Employer as directed in the job posting.

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