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Information and Communication Technology Council - WIL Digital Subsidy
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Applications must be from a Registered business or Not-for-profit organization that provides a student with a meaningful work placement which includes a Digital or Technology component and uses technology in some capacity.
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Magnet Student Work Placement Program
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- Registered, Canadian business or not-for-profit
- Post-secondary institutions (universities, colleges and polytechnics) will be able to be the employer of record to offer meaningful placements to students.
- Federal, Provincial, Territorial and Municipal Government does not qualify
- Financial institutions do not qualify
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Biotalent Canada
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Must be with a bio-economy employer or healthcare employer and/or fulfilling a bio-economy or healthcare job function.
- The position needs to have a biotechnology or healthcare focus or
- The employer needs to have a biotechnology or healthcare focus
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Canadian Agricultural Human Resources Council
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Agri-workforce gaps inevitably lead to lost sales, production delays, and stress across the entire value chain with no end in sight. CAHRC has heard the industry calling for creative solutions we and have partnered with the Government’s Student Work Placement (SWP) Program to put post-secondary students directly into employment opportunities in their communities.
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Canadian Council for Aviation & Aerospace
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Organizations in Canada working in the aerospace and aviation industry (cannot be a research position in a school lab).
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Canadian Media Producers Association - Student Work Placement Program
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The CMPA’s National Mentorship Program has invested in the next generation of independent producers—and a strong future for our industry—by placing aspiring producers in Canada’s leading production companies.
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Cultural Human Resources Council Student Work Placement Program
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CHRC is seeking applications from cultural sector employers. This sector includes Digital Media (Content Creators); Film and Television; Live Performing Arts; Music and Sound Recording; Visual Arts and Crafts; Writing and Publishing; and Heritage. The student's field of study does not have to be related to arts and culture. For example, if a Canadian cultural sector employer requires assistance in developing its website, a computer science student could be hired.
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Electricity Human Resources Canada (EHRC) - Empowering Futures
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- Firms whose primary activity is the generation, transmission and distribution of electrical power
- Firms engaged in the manufacturing of equipment and the provision of services necessary to the generation, transmission and distribution of electrical power
- Firms engaged in supporting the sector including renewables, in any of the following areas: R & D, business development, energy efficiency, energy storage, electrical vehicle integration, smart cities.
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Environmental Careers Organization (ECO) of Canada - Co-op Program
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Organizations in Canada that are looking to hire students from science, technology, engineering, arts or mathematics (STEAM). Work terms must be at least 6 weeks long. Funding can be applied to part-time students as well as co-op students.
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Excellence in Manufacturing Consortium WIL Works
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EMC is working in partnership with the SWPP team to achieve Canada's Work Integrated Learning (WIL) Strategy, which is meant to drive systemic change in the skills development system by EMC working with post-secondary institution partners to effectively align 'work-ready' skills of students with the skills required by Canada's manufacturers.
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Food Processing Skills Canada Student Work Placement Program
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This program has been designed to support employers in connecting with students across all educational categories from food science to business, engineering and quality assurance. Food Processing Skills Canada’s Student Work Placement Program+ has made it easy for employers in Canada’s food and beverage manufacturing industry to connect with college and university students for work terms.
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Information and Communication Technology Council - WIL Digital Subsidy
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Eligibility requirements include:
- A registered business in Canada
- Company must be in the following sectors: intelligent retail, fintech, advanced manufacturing, entertainment and gaming, connected transportation, e-health, cybersecurity, big data, or clean tech
- Must offer a quality full-time position to a student
- Must have insurance
- Must be compliant with Human Rights and Labor legislation, regulations, and laws
- Must create a net new student position
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Mining Industry Human Resources Council (MIHR) - Gearing Up
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Organizations in Canada (small and large companies/post-secondary institutions/non-profit organizations) working in the mining or mineral exploration sectors are encouraged to apply.
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Ontario Chamber of Commerce Talent Opportunities Program |
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The Talent Opportunities Program (TOP) is an initiative of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce designed to help employers located anywhere in Canada hire college and university students on work placements.
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Technation - Career Ready Program
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Organizations in Canada looking for employees with skills in the field of Information and Communications Technology.
Positions you are hiring for can fall under the following categories:
- Business Technology Management
- Computer Science
- Computer Systems Technology
- Computer Engineering.
Municipal governments are eligible for funding.
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Toronto Finance International (TFI) - Aspire
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Organizations in Canada working in the financial services sector, including:
- Banks
- Insurers
- Pension plans
- Investment managers
- FinTechs
- Hedge funds
- Credit unions in Canada
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Tourism HR Canada Propel Student Work Placement Program
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The Propel Student Work Placement Program is a new initiative to help the hardest-hit sector recover from the devastating impacts of the pandemic.
The latest addition to the Government of Canada’s Student Work Placement Program, Propel offers post-secondary students opportunities to develop the work-ready skills required to secure meaningful employment upon graduation.
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Trucking HR Canada Student Work Placement Subsidy
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Full-time or part-time work opportunity (minimum 4 weeks up to a maximum of 16 weeks at a minimum of 10 hours/week), directly related to the applicant’s program of study, and /or fulfilling a trucking and logistics job function.
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Venture for Canada - Internship Program
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Employers must:
- be a small to medium sized business, start-up, social enterprise, nonprofit, or charity (1-500 employees)
- have their business located in Atlantic Canada, British Columbia and the Prairies
Employers can be from a wide range of industries from agriculture to robotics and anything in between.
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