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The Peak is hiring distributors!

If you are self-motivated, personable, and able to work effectively without direct supervision, The Peak wants you to become our new Distributor / Marketer.

This is a trial position similar to the folks you see distributing the Metro and 24 at SkyTrain stations. For $14.50 an hour for 1-6 hours a week, we want to have people handing copies of The Peak to SFU students as they arrive on campus. You will be required to keep track of hours worked, papers distributed, and the locations where you distributed them. SFU students will be considered before other applicants, and those who demonstrate enough knowledge about The Peak to be able to answer questions will be given extra consideration. Occasional extra duties may be assigned by the Business Manager.

Please apply by sending a resume and cover letter to [email protected]. Please indicate whether you are an SFU student in your application and list your availability at each SFU campus on Mondays and Tuesdays. Please direct any questions to [email protected].

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