Career Starter Program
The Career Starter Program will facilitate the transition of barriered youth into the labour market and increase their knowledge of the sector’s needs through recent and practical work experience.
Programs & Subsidies
BioTalent Canada has a successful track record of delivering wage subsidies/career placements to help employers reducing the risk of hiring and for talent to gain the skills they need to work in Canada’s bio-economy. Over 1,700 students, new graduates and newcomers have been placed in jobs through BioTalent Canada’s wage subsidy programs since 2005.
Active Programs
Science Horizons Youth Internship Program
The Science Horizons Youth Internship Program is a wage subsidy initiative to help recent graduates eligible to work in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) fields acquire work experience fields linked to the green economy.
Student Work Placement Program
Offers up to $7,000 in co-op wage subsidies to bio-economy employers to hire students registered in STEM, business programs and all other programs at Canadian post-secondary institutions.
Completed Programs
BioReady™ Paid Internship Program
Offers up to $11,500 in wage subsidies to bio-economy employers who hire, accommodate and train Internationally Educated Professionals to help them better integrate into the bio-economy.
Career Focus Green Jobs
Offers up to $13,500 in wage subsidies over six months to employers to hire a recent graduate from any discipline into a “green job”.
Opportunities Fund Wage Subsidy Program
The Opportunities Fund wage subsidy program provides up to a maximum of $13,500 towards a salary as an incentive for bio-economy employers to hire, accommodate and train an employee with disabilities.
Science and Technology Internship Program – Green Jobs
Green Jobs Science and Technology Internship Program is a wage subsidy program for STEM career placement opportunities in the natural resources sector linked to the green economy.
Science Horizons
Offers up to $15,000 in wage subsidies over six months to bio-economy employers to hire a recent science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) graduate into a STEM position with an environmental focus.