Entry Level Science Jobs?

[Sohjonn]

does anyone know of any and where to apply for work?

[urban1]

:cry: Tim Hortons?

[Sohjonn]

:cry: Tim Hortons?

Got rejected. anything else?

[M33]

Unfortunately, a B.Sc. is next to worthless these days...you're probably going to have to do some more schooling unless you want to be a lab tech (even then, some of those require specific college programs). Your best bet if you don't want to do further schooling is to apply to government agencies, especially food inspection, or quality control.

[Spiderpal93]

Research lab, Hospitals. Look for Research Analyst or Research Assistant.

[azn_dan]

with a B.sc, i would try any research/lab jobs. Networking at job fairs could be a possible way of finding a job easier. Or you could always look at going into community college?

[Deans21]

Ah a fellow BSc holder. Unfortunately I know the position you're in. I just graduated with a BSc and have been looking for work for 3 months now. I have lot's of great past work experience so you would think I could find something decent.

I think the problem with us is that there isn't much of a middle ground. Most people want to see a Master's or CMLTO certification. Then when we get desperate and start applying to retail they see 'BSc' and go "Why does this guy want to work here? He's overqualified".

Basically, like everyone else has said. Apply to any sort of lab/hospital you can. Also maybe look into something like the Ministry of the Environment. You never know what you may stumble upon.