Paid Internship Program
Eliminate obstacles to employment and improve your skills.
Paid Internship Program
Eliminate obstacles to employment and improve your skills.
Even if they have significant employment experience in their native country, newcomers encounter an important challenge upon settling in Quebec, namely that of acquiring an employment experience in their field in the host country.
Why Do a Paid Internship?
The paid internship program gives you the opportunity to develop your skills as part of a committed team and to acquire relevant experience. As a trainee, you will work closely with a supportive and available tutor, who will help you to enhance your learning experience through consistent and solid guidance and feedback.
The program allows you to:
- Benefit from assistance and follow-up to ensure that you integrate the work environment in a sustainable manner
- Undertake paid internships in businesses operating in fields experiencing a shortage of manpower
- Practice a semi-specialized trade in a sector of activity that is in full expansion
- Acquire work experience in Quebec
Available Internships
On the program for this 16-week school/company work-study training program (360 hours) paid at $18.50/hour.
Training information
- Apply basic concepts of electricity
- Preventing harm to health, safety and the environment ASP
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Assemble and wire a control panel
- Participate in the integration of automated systems
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Integrate into the workplace
Eligibility Criteria
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NOT having the qualifications required for the position of control panel installer
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Manual dexterity, visual acuity
- Attention to detail, concern for quality
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The ability to work in a team
- French spoken and written
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Own a car
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Basic knowledge of electricity (an asset)
For more information, contact Justine Madzo:
justine.madzo@caci-bc.org
514 856-3511 ext. 234
This program is carried out in partnership with the sectoral workforce committee for the electrical and electronics industry (ÉLEXPERTISE) and Korpus.
Training information
- Fields of household appliance repair
- Mentoring Program
- Practical workshops
- French conversation workshop (for participants who do not have a good command of the language)
- Follow-up to promote integration and retention in employment
- The household appliance repair internship lasts 26 weeks and is paid $20/hour.
Eligibility Criteria
- Unemployed immigrants, whether they are citizens, permanent residents, temporary workers with an open permit of more than 6 months, or refugees
For more information, contact Justine Madzo:
justine.madzo@caci-bc.org
514 856-3511 ext. 234
This program is carried out in partnership with the sectoral workforce committee for the electrical and electronics industry (ÉLEXPERTISE).
Training information
- Fields of household electronic assembly
- Mentoring Program
- Practical workshops
- French conversation workshop (for participants who do not have a good command of the language)
- Follow-up to promote integration and retention in employment
- The electronics assembler internship lasts 21 weeks and is paid $17/hour.
Eligibility Criteria
- Unemployed immigrants, whether they are citizens, permanent residents, temporary workers with an open permit of more than 6 months, or refugees
For more information, contact Justine Madzo:
justine.madzo@caci-bc.org
514 856-3511 ext. 234
This program is carried out in partnership with the sectoral workforce committee for the electrical and electronics industry (ÉLEXPERTISE).
The CACI implements several programs in the printing sector in partnership with the Comité sectoriel de main-d’œuvre des communications graphiques du Québec (GrafiCompétences).
For more information, contact Claudia Grimau:
Start date: 28 April 2025 in Laval.
Programme:
- 252 hours of classes
- 648 hours of work experience
- 23 weeks alternating study and work experience
Application deadline: Thursday 10 April at 5 p.m.
