Opportunities
Working and volunteering in the AMS will give you the opportunity to build relationships with students from across all years and faculties and contribute to making a lasting impact at Queen’s. For question on eligibility and how to apply, please refer to the FAQ page.
The AMS offers a wealth of opportunities to get involved during your time at Queen’s. The types of opportunities include the following:
- Volunteer – Over 1,200 positions available. Some senior volunteer positions include an honorarium. The volunteer term duration depends on the position.
- Part-time hourly (paid) – Over 700 positions available. Positions start in either May or September, and run for the duration of the school year.
- Salaried (paid) – Over 60 positions available. Positions are typically 12, 10, or 8 month terms (starting in May, July, or September).
These positions fall under both the government or corporate side of the AMS. Click on the links in the boxes below to explore what opportunities are available within the various AMS offices and services! For more information on the positions and the job postings themselves, please visit myams.org/applynow.
Corporate Opportunities
Student Life Centre
Student Life Centre
Become a representative for the Queen’s Community and operate the many aspects of student life. Learn more: studentlifecentre.ca
Common Ground Coffeehouse
Common Ground Coffeehouse
Learn valuable barista skills by working at one of the most popular spots on campus. cogro.ca
The Printing & Copy Centre
The Printing & Copy Centre
Learn a unique set of retail and technical skills while working in a fast-paced and interactive environment. www.PandCC.ca
Walkhome
Walkhome
Interact with a social and upbeat staff while improving the safety of your peers. walkhome.ca
The AMS Pub Services
The AMS Pub Services (TAPS)
Gain hospitality industry experience in a dynamic and social atmosphere. queenspub.ca
Studio Q
Studio Q
Join a student-run creative agency in the areas of video, design, photography, publications, and broadcasting. studioq.ca
Tricolour Outlet
Tricolour Outlet
Gain relevant retail experience by providing students with unique and affordable items to enhance their studies and showcase their school spirit. tricolouroutlet.ca
Queen's Student Constables
Queen's Student Constables
Gain valuable security training while working to improve the safety of on campus events in the Queen’s community. qsc@ams.queensu.ca
Student Maintenance & Resource Team
Student Maintenance & Resource Team
Work outside while improving the overall living quality and appearance of the Queen’s University District. smartkingston.caOperations Analyst
The Operations Analyst reports directly to the President, Vice-President (Operations), and Vice-President (University Affairs). This is a project-oriented role with responsibilities.
Government Opportunities
Learn how to run to become an AMS Executive here!
Academic Affairs Commission
Academic Affairs Commission (AAC)
The AAC deals with issues related to the educational quality, teaching excellence, and financial accessibility of a Queen’s education. Click here to see positions in the AAC!
Campus Activities Commission
Campus Activities Commission (CAC)
The CAC is responsible for organizing events that promote school spirit and enhance student life. The Commission also has a significant role in preserving and facilitating the Queen’s tradition of student-run orientation. Click here to see positions in the CAC!
Municipal Affairs Commission
Municipal Affairs Commission (MAC)
The MAC is responsible for external advocacy on behalf of students to the City of Kingston as well as facilitating internal programming and resources that connect Queen’s students to the Kingston community. Click here to see positions in the MAC
Social Issues Commission
Social Issues Commission (SIC)
The SIC facilitates dialogue, education, and engagement on all matters related to equity, identity, and anti-oppression. The SIC strives to foster a safer space for all students, to connect students with resources, and to engage with and promote social justice and human rights issues on campus. Click here to see positions in the SIC!
Peer Support Centre
Peer Support Centre
The Peer Support Centre is a student-run service that strives to enhance the well-being of students by providing drop-in one-on-one support. Learn more: http://amspeersupport.com/
Clubs Office
Clubs Office
The Clubs Office facilitates the relationship between the AMS and the clubs community, by overseeing finances, discipline, clubs database, amongst other areas. Learn more: https://myams.org/clubs/
Judicial Affairs Office
Judicial Affairs Office
The Judicial Affairs Office is the investigatory body for the Non-Academic Misconduct system, who investigates complaints and formulates cases to present before the Judicial Committee.Office Opportunities
Information Technology Office
Information Technology Office
The IT Office supports the AMS in meeting operational, technical, information, legal, and communication requirements.
The Secretariat
The Secretariat
The Secretariat facilitates the operation of the rules and policies of the AMS as they guide the direction of the Society as a whole. The Secretariat oversees all matters concerning AMS Assembly, elections and referenda. Click here to see positions in the Secretariat!
Human Resources Office
Human Resources Office
The Human Resources Office is responsible for ensuring that all AMS members receive equitable access to employment and volunteer opportunities within the AMS and that their experience within the AMS is safe and welcoming.
Communications Office
Communications Office
The Communications Office is responsible for facilitating communication between the AMS and its constituents, as well as other stakeholders as the need arises.
Advancement Office
Advancement Office
The Advancement Office is responsible for ensuring that the AMS has a cohesive strategy for fundraising, sponsorship, and meaningful engagement with AMS alumni.
First Year Intern Council
First Year Intern Council
The First Year Intern Program provides the opportunity to first year students to intern with a senior level employee and gain knowledge about the AMS and work on projects in that field.Incoming Student Opportunities
Apply in the fall to work during your first year at Queen’s! Any first year, transfer, international, returning BISC, or work-study student can apply in the fall.
The Student Life Centre, Common Ground, The Printing and Copy Centre and Walkhome hire part-time hourly service staff in the fall. Many volunteer opportunities will also have applications open in the fall.
Applications will open in September. Click here to see which positions are open for applications.
Questions? Contact the Talent Acquisition Manager
talent@ams.queensu.ca
613-533-6000 ext. 75685
Room 028b of the JDUC
