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Responds to procedural questions and directs academic advising or program-content questions to the ... Coordinates undergraduate research trainee appointments and related administrative processes.

  • Medical

  • Dental

  • Life

  • Retirement

  • PTO

Responds to procedural questions and directs academic advising or program-content questions to the ... Coordinates undergraduate research trainee appointments and related administrative processes.

... trainees across the Division's fellowship and post-doctoral programs; and Contributing to medical ... Have or be pursuing at least one additional year of post-graduate training in the area of Medical ...

... trainees across the Division's fellowship and post-doctoral programs; and Contributing to medical ... Have or be pursuing at least one additional year of post-graduate training in the area of Medical ...

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How much do graduate trainee program jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 18, 2026, the average yearly pay for graduate trainee program in Ontario is $47,685.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $38,500.00 and $54,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a graduate trainee program?

A Graduate Trainee Program is a structured training initiative offered by organizations to recent university graduates. These programs typically last between 12 to 24 months and provide participants with practical work experience, mentorship, and rotational assignments across different departments. The goal is to help graduates develop professional skills, gain industry knowledge, and prepare for future leadership roles within the company. Graduate trainees often receive on-the-job training, attend workshops, and may have opportunities for permanent employment upon successful completion of the program.

What types of projects or tasks can I expect to work on during a graduate trainee program?

Graduate Trainee Programs typically offer a rotational structure, allowing participants to gain hands-on experience across multiple departments such as finance, marketing, operations, or human resources. You will likely be assigned to real business projects, participate in team meetings, and contribute to ongoing initiatives under the guidance of experienced mentors. This exposure helps you develop a broad understanding of the organization, build professional networks, and identify areas where you may wish to specialize as your career progresses.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in a graduate trainee program, and why are they important?

To thrive in a Graduate Trainee Program, you need a relevant bachelor’s degree, strong analytical skills, and a willingness to learn across different business areas. Familiarity with productivity software like Microsoft Office and, in some sectors, basic understanding of industry-specific tools or platforms is valuable. Strong communication, adaptability, and teamwork skills help trainees integrate and contribute effectively within diverse teams. These abilities are crucial for quickly assimilating new information, building professional relationships, and successfully transitioning into permanent roles within the organization.

What is the difference between Graduate Trainee Program vs Entry-Level Analyst?

AspectGraduate Trainee ProgramEntry-Level Analyst
QualificationsTypically recent graduates with a bachelor's degree, sometimes requiring specific majorsBachelor's degree often in finance, economics, or related fields
Work EnvironmentStructured training, rotational assignments, mentorship programsProject-based work, team collaboration, client interactions
PurposeDevelop a broad skill set, understand company operations, prepare for future rolesPerform analysis, support decision-making, gain industry-specific experience

The Graduate Trainee Program is a structured development initiative designed to train recent graduates through rotations and mentorship, preparing them for future roles. Entry-Level Analysts focus on performing specific analytical tasks within their industry. While both roles target early-career individuals with similar educational backgrounds, the trainee program emphasizes broad skill development, whereas entry-level analyst roles are more specialized and task-oriented.

What cities in Ontario are hiring for Graduate Trainee Program jobs?

Cities in Ontario with the most Graduate Trainee Program job openings:

Infographic showing various Graduate Trainee Program job openings in Ontario as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 72% Full Time, 24% Part Time, and 3% Contract. Highlights an 96% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 3% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $47,685 per year, or $22.9 per hour.

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Job description

JOB SUMMARY

The Restaurant Supervisor assists the Restaurant Manager and restaurant team in the achievement of the Restaurant Business Goals through effective implementation of specific operations support activities in the following areas, as assigned:

  • Implement assigned Product/Service Quality and/or Cleanliness & Sanitation (C&S) Program.
  • Implement assigned Crew Management activity.
  • Implement assigned cost management activity.
  • Manage operations of assigned Packaged Program (if any)
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS
Sales Target Achievement

  • Ensures achievement of shift sales target:
    • Implement sales program during shift.
    • Implement feedback and suggestion system (from sales building to evaluation) during shift.
    • Implement customer surveys and continuously interact with customers during shifts.
    • Update information on competition products, services, and activities that will affect restaurant sales performance.
    • Implement proper restaurant merchandising.
    • Implement community relations activities
  • Manages operations of assigned Packaged Program (if applicable).
FSC Target Achievement

  • Effective implementation of Restaurant Operations Support activities in the areas of:
  • Food, Service, and Cleanliness (FSC)
  1. Product Quality Program
  2. Service Quality Program
  3. Sanitation & Pest Control program
  4. Prepare and Update the following

    a. Production Control Guideb. Supplies/Station Guidec. Master Cleaning Scheduled. Repairs & Maintenance Schedule
  5. Lead/manage service crew to achieve the highest product quality and supplies availability levels and ensure that product is always available during the assigned shift.
  6. Attend to customer feedback and complaints during shift. Ensure the highest level of customer service during shift.
  7. Implement speed of service programs (turnaround time; table turnover during peak; attention to pending orders)
  8. Manage shift and implement floor control standards consistently.

    a. Supervise opening, mid, and/or closing activities procedures.

    b. Implement cleaning activities (including opening and closing).

    c. Implement manpower schedule.

Profit Target Achievement

  • Implement cost management activities, standards, and procedures during shifts.
  • Implement plans on Food Cost and Paper Cost (FCPC) program/initiative/project.
  • Manage the optimum level of inventory during shifts as well as minimized usage levels.
  • Implement crew schedule and monitoring manhours usage and sales per man-hour levels. Manage crew productivity by implementing crew schedule during shift and monitoring manhours usage and SPMH levels.
  • Keep track of repairs, maintenance, and utility costs during shifts.Implement management measures, documentation, and guidelines.
People Management & Development

  • Organize, lead/manage restaurant team during shift.
  • Develop and implement the game plan, tasks, activities, and schedules during shifts.
  • Build and monitor competency level of the crew through Crew Training System implementation.
  • Train/Certify crew, crew trainers, and crew trainees
    • Assist in Crew Assessments, performance appraisal documentation, and submission.
    • Conduct crew meetings.
  • Monitor consistent implementation of Code of Conduct (Employee Handbook) and all HR and Legal requirements and procedures.
  • Manage effective management-crew communication, feedback, coaching, and discipline during shift.
Operational Administration
  • Manage supplies (food & paper) requisition, issuance, and inventory.
  • Implement standard procedures and control systems to ensure restaurant safety and security program.
  • Document feedback and conduct follow-through and corrective actions, when necessary.
  • Check, monitor, and give feedback on compliance to required restaurant permits and licenses.
  • Implement scheduled restaurant preventive maintenance by giving feedback on supplier's service and/or implementation of equipment checklist.
  • Manage office organization and orderliness during shift.
  • Manage and implement crisis prevention programs and processes.
  • Monitor timely completion, the accuracy of required reports, and prompt submission.
NON-ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

  1. Perform other assignments from time to time as directed by management.
  2. Prepare periodic status reports related to restaurant operations and/or technical services/support toRestaurant Managerand other reports that may be required by management.
  3. Perform administrative duties as necessary i.e. making copies, filing, etc.
  4. Prepare individual performance plans, objectives, goals, strategies, and measures (OGSM).
  5. Prepare management reports, restaurant reports/requirements as required.
JOB SPECIFICATIONS
Education
At least a High School graduate.

Experience
At least (6) months experience as a Team/Crew Leader/Trainer in a quick-service restaurant, any food service or retail operations, and/or equivalent combination of education & experience from which comparable knowledge, skills & abilities have been achieved.

Bona Fide Occupational Qualifications (BFQs)
Basic Operations Training Program

(RequiredTraining, License & Certification)
Food Safety Certification (ServSafe)

Essential Skills and Traits
  • Technical Competencies
  1. Shift Management
  2. FSC Management
  3. Customer Feedback Management
  4. Profitability Management and Financial Analysis (FC/PC/Labor Cost)
  5. Sales Information Management
  6. Local Store Marketing
  • Core Competencies: C.A.M.P. requirements
    1. Creating the Business
    2. Advancing Personal Excellence
    3. Managing the Business
    4. Promoting People Processes
  • Essential Traits (as assessed using HR tool)
    1. Takes Initiative
    2. Persistent
    3. Wants Challenge
    4. Analytical
    5. Balance of Authoritative and Collaborative
    6. Effective Enforcing
    7. Enlists Cooperation
    8. Finance/Business
    9. Numerical
    10. Wants to Lead
  • Behavioral Attributes (live the core values of the organization):
    1. Customer Focus
    2. Excellence
    3. Teamwork
    4. Humility to listen and learn
    5. Honesty and Integrity
    6. Spirit of Family and Fun
    7. Respect for Individual
    8. Frugality
    Non-Essential Duties and Responsibilities
    • Perform administrative duties as necessary i.e. making copies, filing, etc.
    • Prepare individual objectives, goals, strategies, and measures (OGSM).
    • Prepare restaurant reports/requirements.
    Other Qualifications
    • Computer Literacy: Proficient in MS Applications (MS Word, Excel, Powerpoint), Oracle, and PosNet.

    • Physical Effort/Requirements:While performing the duties of this job, the employee will:
      • Stand/walk for the majority of their scheduled work shift.
      • Lift, reach, pull, push, grasp and use hands frequently.
      • Bend and/or squat down for the majority of their scheduled shift.
      • Climb, stoop and/or kneel rarely.
      • Lift up to 50 pounds occasionally.
      • Need to see well enough to read/compose email, reports and use the computer and be proactive to customers' needs.
      • Need to speak and hear well enough to receive instructions and communicate with employees and customers.
      • Be required to work irregular hours, varying work shift schedules.

    • Work Environment:While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly exposed to:
      • Kitchen equipment
      • Hot and cold temperatures and a wet work area.
      • Cleaning chemicals
      • Possible cuts and burns.
      • Moderate noise level in the work environment.
      • Wet and slippery floors.
      • Tensions and pressures may arise in meeting deadlines and goals.

    This job description has been designed to indicate the general nature and level of work performed by employees in this classification. It is not designed to contain or be interpreted as an exhaustive list of all duties, responsibilities, and qualifications required of employees assigned to this job. The duties, responsibilities may differ from the job description, and that the other duties as assigned, may be part of the job.

    If the position requires a college/university degree, it must have been issued by an educational institution accredited by the United States Department of Education. Any degree issued by an educational institution outside the United States must include documentation validating the equivalency of the degree to the same degree in the United States to be considered acceptable for this company's purposes.

    Reasonable accommodation for people with disabilities may be requested by calling the hiring location.

    This company is an Equal Opportunity Employer.