How do I apply for JEDI — Indigenous Internship Program?

Visit JEDI - Joint Economic Development Initiative's website for application instructions.

Who administers JEDI — Indigenous Internship Program?

This program is administered by JEDI - Joint Economic Development Initiative.

Are there similar programs to JEDI — Indigenous Internship Program?

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How can I improve my chances of getting approved for JEDI — Indigenous Internship Program?

Our detailed breakdown covers step-by-step application instructions, required document checklists, and eligible expense breakdowns so you know exactly what to prepare before applying.

JEDI — Indigenous Internship Program

Q: What benefits does JEDI — Indigenous Internship Program provide?

JEDI — Indigenous Internship Program offers: advisory, workforce development, training. Provides job placements for recent Indigenous post-secondary graduates to gain on-the-job experience, skills, and capabilities. The program aims to help interns secure full-time employment with host organizations, while hosts gain access to qualified Indigenous talent.

JEDI - Joint Economic Development Initiative

👥 Workforce Development & Training👔 Hiring📚 Training🪶 Indigenous-Owned🏪 Small Business🍁 National

Wage subsidy to hire Indigenous graduates

Funding

Contact for details

Deadline

Rolling

Status

Rolling Intake

What Is This Program?

Get funding to cover the wages when you hire a recent Indigenous post-secondary graduate for a maximum of 2 years.

What Benefits Are Offered?

advisoryworkforce developmenttraining

Provides job placements for recent Indigenous post-secondary graduates to gain on-the-job experience, skills, and capabilities. The program aims to help interns secure full-time employment with host organizations, while hosts gain access to qualified Indigenous talent.

Who Is Eligible?

Region: New Brunswick

Demographics: Indigenous

Other Criteria: For Interns: Must hold a post-secondary degree or diploma (preference for university degree), For Interns: Graduated from a recognized post-secondary institute within the last 3 years, For Interns: Currently unemployed or underemployed, For Interns: Legally eligible to work in Canada, For Host Organizations: Provincial and Federal government departments and agencies, For Host Organizations: Crown Corporations, For Host Organizations: Community Business Development Corporations (CBDCs), For Host Organizations: Not-for-profit organizations, For Host Organizations: Indigenous communities and organizations, For Host Organizations: JEDI's industry partners

🏆 Detailed Application Guide

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📋What Are the Application Steps & Timeline?

📝Steps to Apply: Identify a potential Indigenous post-secondary graduate
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🌐Application Portal: mailto:Nisa.Kennedy@jedinb.ca
📤Submission Method: email
🔄Intake Type: rolling

📄What Documents Are Required?

✅Required Documents: A letter describing the organization’s interest in hosting an intern
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📎Optional Documents: Resume of the potential Indigenous post-secondary graduate
Cover letter explaining interest in the program
List of potential employers (if not part of an employer application)
📐Format Requirements: PDF only, max 10MB
✉️Supporting Letters: Letters of support or reference are not explicitly mentioned.