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A leading agricultural financing agency is seeking a summer student to support primary producers. Responsibilities include assisting with financing solutions, building relationships, and preparing loan documents. This role requires enrollment in an agriculture, business, or related program and offers a chance for hands-on experience in the industry.
Closing Date (MM/DD/YYYY): 10/12/2025
Worker Type: Student (Fixed Term)
Language(s) Required: English
Term Duration (in months): 4
Salary Range: $43,860 – $56,600
Pursue your love of agriculture – apply to be an FCC summer student!
Bring your skills, enthusiasm and true self to FCC. It takes a strong team from a rich pool of backgrounds, abilities, strengths and perspectives to best serve our customers and the Canadian agriculture and food industry. If you’re a post-secondary business, administration or agriculture student looking for work experience, we want to hear from you!
As part of the Ag Production division, you’ll support the success of primary producers in the agriculture industry. You’ll help bring knowledge and solutions to customers, striving to provide the best combination of products, services and marketing initiatives while learning from a team of relationship management and financing experts.
At FCC, we’re committed to creating an inclusive, equitable and accessible workplace – one that reflects the communities where we live, work and play. Our team is made stronger through diversity, and we’re dedicated to building a workforce that brings together a range of backgrounds, abilities and perspectives.
We encourage qualified applicants to apply, including members of these four employment equity groups:
To support an inclusive and accessible candidate experience, we encourage anyone needing an adjustment or accommodation during any stage of the recruitment process to email us at: TalentSupplyRecherch@fcc-fac.ca. An HR partner will respond and work with applicants who request a reasonable accommodation. Information received in relation to accommodation requests will not impact hiring decisions.