Hiring Subsidy Programs
This is an initiative to increase the job-readiness of students registered in STEM or business programs at Canadian post-secondary institutions.
The program consists of two components: co-op wage subsidies to a maximum of $7,000 and curricula enhancements to better align biotechnology programs at post-secondary institutions with the needs of Canada’s bio-economy.
Wage subsidies are available to all employers who are creating a work integrated learning opportunity and who meet the program criteria. Employers can hire STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering or Math) or business students from any post-secondary institutions across Canada through BioTalent Canada’s Student Work Placement Program.
A governmental initiative. Provides funding to help employers create summer job opportunities for students. It is designed to focus on local priorities, while helping both students and their communities.
As a student (15-30 of age), you should approach potential employers to apply for the funding to create job opportunities for you. Application period: December to February
For over 20 years Eco Canada has been connecting environmental employers and skilled junior talent through employment programs that offer wage subsidies of up to $15,000 to drive valuable on-the-job work experience and essential skills training. Programs: Co-op Student Placement, Youth Employment Placements, Immigrant Bridging Placement. Must be a Canadian citizen or PR.
This program is a wage subsidy program that supports 6-month placements for organizations interested in hiring recent post-secondary graduates for jobs that protect the environment, create positive environmental outcomes, or address an environmental or climate change-related challenge. Contact Mitacs for more details.
The Sustainability ASR Grant was created to promote applied student research (ASR) that will address and help overcome McGill sustainability challenges while empowering undergraduates’ research skills. The Sustainability ASR Grant will support the areas of need in the McGill downtown and Macdonald campuses.
If you are a professor, Mitacs offers new grant sources, local and global research opportunities, and training for students and postdocs. Funding is available for all disciplines. Contact Mitacs for more details.
Vous êtes engagé dans le démarrage ou le transfert d’une entreprise agricole? Vous exploitez une entreprise agricole de petite taille?
Ce programme vise à assurer l’attractivité des territoires et le dynamisme du secteur bioalimentaire sur l’ensemble des territoires du Québec. L’aide financière accordée peut atteindre un maximum de 40 % des dépenses admissibles, jusqu’à concurrence de 20 000 $ par entreprise pour la durée du Programme. Date limite: juillet.