Work Internships
Student Work Experience Internships
An excellent opportunity for students to gain paid and voluntary work experience related to their studies!
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You may be eligible for a short-duration internship (all work completed from home).
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What are Work Internships?
Our work internship program matches students with related employers across Canada and internationally, who provide students with short duration projects that can be completed from home. Work Internships can be voluntary or paid. They provide students with excellent work experience related to the students’ field of study, great networking with employers, a reference letter for future job applications and, for paid internships, a stipend or honorarium. Stipends are paid through the Level UP program* at a flat rate of $1400 per project completed. Honoraria are variable and the actual amounts will depend on the employer. Register and login to gain access to our internship opportunities.
* available to students who are Canadian Citizens, Permanent Residents or those with an eligible refugee status
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You must be registered with Q&A Innovations Online to access work internship opportunities. It’s free for eligible students. We will verify your eligibility within about 48 hours and email you with instructions for how to apply and get on the waitlist for a paid Level UP project.
Billy W.
Gitwangak, BC
As an Indigenous person, having recently returned to my home community of Gitwangak, BC, I wasn’t sure how I could stay in my community to contribute where I am needed, without sacrificing my education as a part-time student in the UBC indigenous studies program. Contact North BC, in collaboration with Q&A Innovations Online, provided me that opportunity. Read full story...
Zahra A.V.
Student
“I’ve learned how to figure out solutions to real challenges on my own, to work in teams, and be efficient. The project management and teamwork skills I gained were essential for me because I will definitely need them in the future. All of these were incredible benefits that make this program especially valuable for students.”
Jackie G.
Level UP Student
“As a full time student and as someone with too many hobbies, it’s really great having a side job [Work Internship Project] that provides a little bit of a supplementary income. There’s something for everybody. …offers projects, courses, internships, that you can choose from and areas that you are interested in that can help benefit you in gaining experience in the career path that you want. So go online and check it out. You have absolutely nothing to lose. It’s super easy to register for. It’s completely free. We are here to help each other succeed so check it out.”
Raven
Terrace, BC
Right now I‘m doing a paid internship project for a company out in Toronto. It's geared toward mental health and connecting people with professionals all over Canada, such as lawyers, doctors and counsellors. And I started that last week so it's 5 hours a week for four months. And then I also just got contacted yesterday about a different internship that I had signed up for… more geared towards the work that I'm doing right now. I’m really looking forward to completing the two internships. It’s pretty cool. And when I finish them, I’ll have some great professional experience, plus I get paid $1400 for each one. Which is also nice.