How do I apply for CHRC — Student Work Placement Program?

Visit Cultural Human Resources Council's website for application instructions.

Who administers CHRC — Student Work Placement Program?

This program is administered by Cultural Human Resources Council.

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CHRC — Student Work Placement Program

Cultural Human Resources Council

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Subsidy to hire students in the arts and culture sector

Funding

$5,000 - $7,000

Deadline

See website

Status

Accepting Applications

What Is This Program?

You could receive up to 50% of the student's wages up to $5,000 per placement, and up to a maximum of 70% wage subsidy for a maximum of $7,000 for students identified as part of a priority group.

What Benefits Are Offered?

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Wage subsidy (reimbursement) for employers hiring post-secondary students for work-integrated learning placements. Up to 50% of wages (max $5,000) or up to 70% for priority group students (max $7,000).

Who Is Eligible?

Industries: Digital Media (Content Creators), Film and Television, Live Performing Arts, Music and Sound Recording, Visual Arts and Crafts, Writing and Publishing, Heritage, cultural sector

Region: Canada

Other Criteria: arts and culture employers, partnerships with post-secondary education (PSE) institutions, must provide paid quality work-integrated learning (WIL) opportunities for students, Remote work is allowed for placements, Students must be enrolled in post-secondary education, Students confirmed to be part of a priority group are eligible for higher subsidy