Student Work Placement Program

Hire a �Ӱ�ԭ�� co-op student and you may be eligible to receive up to $5000 in wage subsidies. The ��(��±ʱ�) provides to eligible private sector and not-for-profit employers to assist them with the cost of hiring students.

Overview

The program provides 50% (to a maximum of $5000.00) of a student’s pay in wage subsidies to employers.
Employers can hire students in any program
Students must be Canadian citizens, permanent residents or a person to whom refugee protection has been conferred under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act for the duration of employment to qualify for funding from SWPP
Federal, Provincial, Territorial and Municipal governments are NOT eligible for SWPP funding
Private sector employers based in , and Manitoba who hire a co-op student for a full-time work term can qualify for a tax credit of up to $3,000 as part of the Co-operative Education Tax Credit.

How to Apply

This funding is being administered by Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) through delivery partners representing target industry sectors. The delivery partners are responsible for managing the approval and distribution of the wage subsidies.

�Ӱ�ԭ��’s Co-operative Education office at �Ӱ�ԭ�� University is working with delivery partners and employers to facilitate student recruitment.

Learn more about each delivery partner’s programs, eligibility requirements and application process.

Companies	Details
	Employers within the Biotechnology or Healthcare sectors.
	Employers within the Agricultural sector.
	Employers must be involved in the aviation/aerospace industry, i.e. directly as an aviation/aerospace organization or indirectly, as a supplier of goods and services for the aviation/aerospace industry.
	Employers within the Canadian cultural sector.
	The Canadian Media Producers Association is Canada’s trade association for independent producers. We represent hundreds of companies engaged in the development, production and distribution of English-language content for TV, feature film and digital media channels.
	Employers within the Environmental Sector.
	Employers within the Canadian electricity and renewable energy sector.
	EMC, a preferred partner with the Government of Canada, delivers the Student Work Placement Program (SWPP) wage subsidy to the Canadian Manufacturing industry.
	Pratiques RH, powered by the Fédération des Chambres de Commerce du Québec is proud to present Accueillez un stagiaire, an innovative initiative in which various players in the federal and provincial sectors unite their forces for the benefit of employers operating in Québec and Canadian students.
	Employers within the Food and Beverage Manufacturing sector.
	Canadian Registered business or Not-for-profit organization that provides a student with a meaningful work placement that includes a Digital or Technology component and uses technology in some capacity.
	All Registered Canadian Businesses and Not for Profits.
	Small, medium, or large companies involved in the mining or mineral exploration sector.
	Employers must be a registered Canadian business or not-for-profit organization, may be located anywhere in Canada, and may operate in any industry sector.
	Employers within the Information and Communications Technology Sector or for positions immersed in technology.
	Tourism and hospitality sector
	Employers in the Canadian truck transportation and logistics industry.
	Startups and entrepreneurial projects in Atlantic Canada, BC and the Prairies.