2. Part 2: Our Programs
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Student Internship Program (SIP)
Unpaid professional internships, starting at 4 weeks.
Casual Work Experience Program (CWE)
Paid casual jobs, starting at 12 weeks. Resort and city options.
Combined Placement Program (CPP)
A combination of part-time unpaid professional internship, and
part-time paid casual work. Starting at 16 weeks.
Career Development Program (CDP)
Stipend-paid professional internships. Starting at 24 weeks.
4. Part 2: Student Internship Program
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The Basics
Unpaid professional internship
Minimum duration of 4 weeks
Placements in dozens of elds
No requirements for most placements
Net fee of $550 (tax included)
Why Do Students Take this Program?
Improve English in real-life environment
Add valuable Canadian experience to their resumes
Try out a new industry
Cultural Exchange
5. Part 2: Student Internship Program
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Placement Options
Accounting Green Technology
Advertising Hotels
Architecture Human Resources
Arts and Culture International Trade
Biology / Biotech Law and Legal Services
Business Administration Marketing
Construction Management Mechanical Engineering
Education Media
Electrical Engineering Network Administration
Environmental Causes Politics and Advocacy
Events Planning Real Estate
Fashion Software Engineering
Film Travel and Tourism
Finance Web Applications Development
General Office Administration Web Design
Graphic Design And much more
7. Part 2: Casual Work Experience Program
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The Basics
Divided into City and Resort Options
Paid placements at restaurants, cafes, and resorts
Minimum duration of 12 weeks
No requirements
Net fee of $550 (tax included) for Resort, and $650 (tax
included for City.
Why Do Students Take this Program?
Improve English in real-life environment
Earn money to fund an extended stay
Interact with Canadians their age
8. Part 2: Casual Work Experience Program
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Focus: City Placement Option
•Students work between 25 and 35 hours per week
•Paid minimum wage
•Placement based on workplace
•Restaurants, Cafes, Fast Food predominate
Focus: Resort Placement Option
•Students work an average of 30 hours per week
•Paid minimum wage
•All placements at hotels in housekeeping or food services
•Staff accommodation included at low cost
10. Part 2: Career Development Program
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The Basics
Stipend paid – at rate of between $200 and $350 per week
Paid placements in IT, O ce Admin, and Hospitality Mgmt
Minimum duration of 24 weeks
2 years of recent related experience, plus a degree in their eld
Net fee of $999 (tax included)
Why Do Students Take this Program?
Improve English in real-life environment
Earn money to fund an extended stay
Prove to future employers that they can function in an English
environment
Build experience to qualify for a promotion on return home
11. Part 2: Career Development Program
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Placement Options
Office Administration : Students work in administrative support at
service and manufacturing companies around Metro Vancouver.
Most perform secondary duties as well, including logistics,
bookkeeping, and marketing.
Information Technology : Placements in network administration,
web applications development, software engineering, and
mobile technology.
Hospitality Management : Two streams, one for hospitality
management students, another for culinary arts graduates.
12. Part 2: Combined Placement Program
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A Combination of SIP and CWE
13. Part 2: Combined Placement Program
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The Basics
Part time unpaid SIP internship in the morning (avg 30 hrs/week)
Part time paid CWE-City placement on evenings and weekends,
(avg 16 hrs/week)
Minimum duration of 16 weeks
Net fee of $850 (tax included)
Why Do Students Take this Program?
To earn money to subsidize their stay – otherwise unable to
a ord an unpaid internship term
Add valuable experience to their resumes
Try out a new industry
