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Info Session: Discover the Meteorologist Profession with Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC)

Date: Wednesday, November 5, 2025
Time: 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Location: Online

Description:
Are you curious about how Canada's weather forecasts are made, what it's like to work as a meteorologist, or how to turn your studies in science into a meaningful career? Whether you're studying Atmospheric Sciences, Physics, Mathematics, or simply interested in learning more about careers in weather and environmental science, join representatives from Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) and the Public Service Commission of Canada (PSC) for an exclusive information session exploring pathways into the federal public service.

You'll discover:

• How to start your career with the Government of Canada through student and graduate recruitment programs
• What skills and experience to highlight when applying for roles in meteorology and environmental science
• What a career in meteorology looks like, from forecasting and climate analysis to research and public safety
• How to make your resume, LinkedIn profile, or Experience Record stand out with relevant skills and federal experience
• Opportunities to connect directly with professionals who work in the field

Speakers include:

• Bibisha Mbimbi (she/her), Human Resources Advisor, PSC - Quebec and NCR

• Lily Evans (she/her), Human Resources Advisor, PSC - Ontario and Prairies

• Guest Speaker: Mariette Kulin, Senior Meteorologist, Meteorological Service of Canada. Mariette Kulin is a senior meteorologist in the Training Division of the Meteorological Service of Canada, having spent the majority of her career as an operational meteorologist producing aviation forecasts for Western Canada and the Arctic. In her current role, she leads the national recruitment of new meteorologists into the Government of Canada.

Who should attend:
This session is perfect for Faculty of Science students, especially those studying Atmospheric Sciences, Physics, Mathematics, Environmental Geophysics, Seismology, or programs within the Department of Environment and Geography. You'll learn how to turn your scientific knowledge into a rewarding career in meteorology and environmental science with the Government of Canada. Students who are simply curious about these career paths are also encouraged to attend.

Why you should attend:
This is a unique chance to meet professionals shaping Canada's weather and climate services and to learn how your degree can lead to a rewarding career in meteorology and environmental science. Gain insider insight into federal recruitment programs, build connections with government scientists, and discover how to showcase these experiences on your resume, LinkedIn profile, or Experience Record.

Eligibility: A proof of Canadian citizenship or permanent residency must be provided at a later date (birth certificate from a Canadian province or territory, valid Canadian passport, citizenship certificate or permanent resident card). People with a valid Canadian work permit residing temporarily in Canada can apply to the process but cannot receive an indeterminate/permanent job offer. 

Social Media:
Instagram: @Jobs_gc
Facebook: @GCjobs
X (Twitter): @Jobs_gc

Ready to explore your future?
Register now to gain insider advice, expand your professional network, and take the first step toward a career that impacts Canada's environment and communities.

Bâtir aujourd'hui la fonction publique de demain - Building tomorrow's public service today.

This event was posted by UM Experiential Learning Partnerships, ELPartnerships@umanitoba.ca.