Canada is hiring staff to work at Ontario's record-breaking U.S. border bridge Canada
CBSA Border services officer Robichaud hails the new port of entry as"state-of-the-art," and says that the bridge and entry point will greatly increase the agency's ability to process travellers and trade.
"As a result, over 200 border services officers will be hired in the next 18 months in the Windsor area," says Robichaud. The CBSA is looking to hire locally from the Windsor area, seeking applicants who are at least 18 years old with a minimum of a high school diploma and a full driver's licence. According to the CBSA website, post-secondary education in fields applicable to law enforcement is a helpful asset in landing the gig.
From there, applicants are assessed with an officer trainee entrance exam, as well as interviews and medical/psychological evaluations to determine if the hopeful border agent is up to the task. But if the bridge won't open until 2025, what's the rush to hire? It turns out that training border agents is a pretty lengthy process. Successful candidates must first complete a 14-week program before moving on to a full year of training.Lead photo by
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