Skip to main contentSkip to footer
BETA
This site will change as we test ideas
Government of Canada

Science Horizons Youth Internship Program

Program removed from my list.

Opportunities

453 (2022-23 target)

Eligibility

Postsecondary graduates under 30

What should I know about this program?

The Science Horizons Youth Internship Program offers internship opportunities in the environmental science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields to you as a recent post-secondary graduate. The program provides up to $25,000 in funding for wage subsidies and up to $5,000 in funding for skills development, training and other job supports to eligible employers. Internship opportunities last 6 to 12 months and provide you with hands-on experience working on environmental projects.

Goals of this program:

  • Help you gain valuable work experience
  • Support your success in the green job market
  • Support companies and organizations to grow their green workforce
  • Contribute to economic growth in the environmental and clean technology sectors

Am I eligible to apply?

You're eligible to apply if you...

  1. Are under the age of 30 at the start of the internship
  2. Are a post-secondary graduate, graduate of a degree or diploma program in a university, college, post-secondary school of technology, post-secondary institute or a CEGEP (general and vocational college)
  3. Are legally entitled to work in Canada
  4. Are a Canadian citizen, a permanent resident, or have refugee status.

We're working on connecting you with opportunities - stay tuned

Here's what previous participants did!

  • Studied the effects of climate change on fish in northwestern Ontario's Experimental Lakes Area
  • Collected and analyzed data on underwater noise pollution in the Bay of Fundy
  • Looked for ways to reduce industrial impacts on Alberta's wetlands
  • Promoted electronic video monitoring of fishing vessels in the Maritimes
  • Worked on real-time pollution monitoring technologies in Ontario
  • Developed geothermal power systems in British Columbia

Programs you might be interested in

Explore all programs

Look for resources to

Explore all resources