PRIVATE CANADORE EXPERIENCE FOR CANADORE STUDENTS ONLY Advance Ontario connects eligible Ontario post-secondary students with remote internships to build in-demand skills. Ontario employers mentor students through paid 60-hour projects over 2-8 weeks. Powered by Riipen, the program promotes workforce diversity and aims to create lasting job opportunities while boosting Ontario’s economy. Visit our Help Centre to read our key dates , FAQs & our Terms and Conditions .   Employers:  Submit your project match request by February 14th, 2025 to participate in this cohort. You'll review applications and choose 1-4 students for your project. You must accept at least one student by February 28th, 2025 to participate. The project can start anywhere from January 20th, 2025 until March 3rd 2025 , and work cannot begin until the start date. Students must complete the onboarding survey, click "start project" on Riipen and complete all deliverables, including 60 work log hours, in at least 2 weeks or by the end date. Check out Getting Started with Advance Ontario: Employers for more information. Students:  Students are invited on a first-come, first-served basis and must apply here. There are 50 spots in this cohort, and once filled, remaining applications will be canceled. If invited, you must apply to projects by February 28th, 2025 and start by March 3rd, 2025 if accepted. You can apply to THREE projects at a time. Once an employer accepts one of your applications, your remaining applications will be canceled, and that project will be yours for the rest of the cohort. 

Canadore College's Indigenous Wellness and Addictions Prevention (IWAP) students seek opportunities to practice their communication skills. If you're looking for new ideas and a fresh perspective, this group of second-semester students welcomes the opportunity to create content based on your needs.

Canadore College's Practical Nursing (PRN) and Social Service Worker (SSW) students are eager to enhance their communication skills through practical, real-world projects. These learners possess foundational abilities in researching, organizing, reframing, analyzing, writing, and presenting information. By collaborating with industry professionals, students can apply these skills to projects that require effective communication and information dissemination, ultimately preparing them for future roles in social services and personal support sectors.

Canadore College's Social Service Worker (SSW) and Personal Support Worker (PSW) students are eager to enhance their communication skills through practical, real-world projects. These learners possess foundational abilities in researching, organizing, reframing, analyzing, writing, and presenting information. By collaborating with industry professionals, students can apply these skills to projects that require effective communication and information dissemination, ultimately preparing them for future roles in social services and personal support sectors.