Hazlet EDC Opens Applications for Summer Student Positions

Photo courtesy of Hazlet Economic Development Committee (EDC)

Hazlet Economic Development has opened applications for two 8‑week summer student roles, offering young people in the region a chance to build skills, support community programming, and gain hands‑on experience in local development work. The positions begin July 6, with an application deadline of May 1 at 5 p.m.

Two Roles Available

Hazlet EDC will hire two students between the ages of 15 and 35, with hours dependent on grant funding:

• Full‑Time Position — up to 30 hours per week

• Part‑Time Position — up to 15 hours per week

  
  

Both roles include some required hours during Sports Day Weekend (June 19–21).

What the Work Involves

Students will work under the supervision of the Economic Development Officer, assisting with weekly activities for families, kids, and the wider community. Tasks may include:

• Recreational programming

• Cultural activities

• Community events

• Fundraising support

The positions are designed to help students develop communication, organization, and leadership skills while working with a range of ages and community groups.

How to Apply

Applicants are asked to submit a resume and cover letter to hazletedc@gmail.com, noting whether they are applying for the full‑time or part‑time role.

Questions about the positions can be directed to Lindsay at 306‑741‑3775.

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