Saskatchewan Legislative Internship Program
The Rawlco Aboriginal Saskatchewan Legislative Internship is sponsored by Rawlco Radio. The internship is available to Saskatchewan permanent residents who are First Nations or Métis senior students or recent graduates at a recognized Canadian university.
The application requirements and procedures for the Rawlco internship are the same as for the other internship positions offered by the Saskatchewan Legislative Internship Program. Applicants for the Rawlco internship must self-declare that they are a First Nation or Métis person.
The SLIP Selection Committee will interview and evaluate candidates for the Rawlco internship under the same criteria as are applied to the other interns. The Committee reserves the right not to select a Rawlco intern if it is of the opinion that none of the applicants meet these criteria.
The Rawlco Aboriginal Saskatchewan Legislative Intern participates fully in all activities provided under the Saskatchewan Legislative Internship Program. Rawlco Radio's contribution provides that the Program has five interns, of which at least one will be a First Nations or Métis student.
Rawlco Interns:
2009 - Teresa Tootoosis
2007 - Jarita Greyeyes