2027 Geological Survey Summer Student Employment Opportunities

2027 Geological Survey Summer Student Employment Opportunities

The Saskatchewan Geological Survey (SGS), which forms part of the Ministry of Energy and Resources, collects geological information to assist in the responsible development of Saskatchewan's mineral and energy resources. SGS geologists produce geological reports, maps, and databases that detail Saskatchewan's mineral and energy resource potential. They also develop geological, metallogenic, and reservoir models, and provide technical consultation to industry and the public.

Summer Student Opportunities

Geological Office Assistants (Level 4 and Level 5) assist staff geologists at Regina and La Ronge locations. Students work with geological data using Excel, Word, Access, ArcMap, GeoScout and Surfer.

Geological Field Assistants (Level 4 and Level 5) work on field crews in northern Saskatchewan. Students identify rocks and minerals, assist with geology measurements, maintain field camps, and support project geologists.

Applicants must have completed a first-year geoscience or GIS course and be returning to full-time university/college studies in the fall. Familiarity with ArcMap and Microsoft Office applications is an asset.

Important Information About Positions in the Field

• Fly into the location in a small float plane.
• Camp in a tent/canvas building for up to three months.
• Live in close quarters with a small group of people for up to three months.
• Operate a small boat and outboard motor.
• Hike up to 10 kilometres/day in challenging bush conditions.
• Bathe and wash personal laundry in a lake.

Additional Information

The deadline to apply for Geological Survey – geological assistant positions for the 2027 Summer is January 15, 2027 at 11:59pm.

Copy this link into your browser for more information on the position: https://publications.saskatchewan.ca/#/products/84178

Applicants are required to supply a current resume and transcript as part of the online application.

How it Works

Our Summer Student Program offers opportunities across eleven (11) employment streams, representing a wide range of work performed across Government of Saskatchewan. Students are encouraged to apply to one or more employment streams that align with their field of study, skills, and interests.

Only those students selected for further assessment will be contacted due to the volume of applications.

Please Note:

To be eligible for the Summer Student Program, you must meet one of the following criteria:

• Attending school on a full-time basis, and returning to school on a full-time basis in the next academic semester;
• Attending full-time academic studies and will graduate in the current academic year; or
• Have recently graduated from full-time studies within the last year.

About this Job Ad:

The number of positions listed is an estimate based on previous years and may change based on operational needs. Students are encouraged to apply to all student employment streams that align with their field of study, skills, and interests.

As this posting is used to fill a variety of student positions, some fields may be left blank or contain limited information. This will not impact your application.

For questions about the Summer Student Program, contact [email protected]

Summer Student Employment with the Government of Saskatchewan!

Join one of Saskatchewan's largest student employers. Each year, approximately 1,000 students gain valuable work experience with the Government of Saskatchewan. As a summer student, you'll build your network, develop in-demand skills, and contribute to meaningful work that supports people and communities across the province.

The Government of Saskatchewan provides the services, programs and supports the people of Saskatchewan need. We deliver on the Saskatchewan Plan for Growth to build a strong economy, strong communities and strong families, ultimately building a stronger Saskatchewan. Dedicated to service excellence, we demonstrate innovation, collaboration and transparency, practice effective and accountable use of resources and promote engagement and leadership at all levels.