Summer student jobs

Summer student jobs

Want to build your resume, earn money and make a real impact in your community? The City of Calgary will soon be hiring summer students for 2026—and we want YOU on the team!

Why work for The City?

We’re one of Calgary’s largest employers, with diverse departments doing incredible work. Whether you're into tech, trades, animals, or urban planning—there’s a place for you here. 

You could work in areas like:

  • Engineering
  • Information Technology
  • Planning
  • Public Safety & Enforcement
  • Transportation & Transit
  • Social Services
  • Trades & Labour
  • Animal Services
  • Business
  • Parks & Recreation
  • Environment
  • Water Services
  • Human Resources

Keep an eye on our Careers page—and get ready to apply! Summer 2026 student positions will be open in January 2026.

View the careers page

What's in it for you?

  • Real world experience in your field

  • A chance to serve your city

  • Supportive teams and mentors

  • A paycheck (yes, it’s paid!)

  • A great story to tell on your resume

How the hiring process works

Student support

You’re not alone—we’ve got your back

Each student is supported by their business unit, which means:

  • Training and guidance from day one
  • Clear expectations and feedback
  • A team that wants you to succeed

Plus, the awesome folks at the Youth Employment Centre (YEC) are here to help you prep:

  • Resume tips
  • Interview coaching
  • Career advice

Check them out at Youth Employment Centre (YEC)

Ready to make a difference?

A summer job with The City isn’t just work—it’s a chance to grow, connect and contribute to something bigger. You’ll gain skills, meet great people and help shape the city you live in.

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