Internships and Volunteer Work
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1. Internships and Volunteer Work o Action Without Borders http://www.idealist.org Action Without Borders seeks to "find practical solutions to social and environmental problems". It provides internships, volunteer opportunities and more. o AFS http://www.afs.org AFS organizes international learning experiences in over 50 countries aiming to advance the cause peace and justice across the globe. o Association quebecoise des organismes de cooperation internationale (l'AQOCI) http://www.aqoci.qc.ca L'AQOCI promotes human rights and the eradication of poverty. Click on Quebec sans frontieres for stages offered by Quebec NGO's. o CampusAccess.com http://www.campusaccess.com Click on Internships for a directory of internships and volunteer work in North America and abroad. o Canada World Youth http://www.cwy-jcm.org Try Programs and then Youth Leadership in Action to learn about a volunteer program which provides an opportunity to work in a developing country. o Canadian Centre for International Studies and Cooperation (CEDI-ACDI) http://www.ceci.ca/ceci/en/index/html Offers internships and a volunteer program overseas. o Canadian Co-operative Association/Youth Experience International (YEI) Program http://www.coopscanada.coop/en/international_dev/CCA_ International_Programs/YEI Provides young graduates with work experience. Meant to promote the intern's understanding of the global economy. o Canadian Crossroads International http://www.cciorg.ca Covers opportunities for volunteering and working on community projects (e.g., HIV, AIDS, empowerment of women) in the non-profit sector in Canada and abroad. o Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) http://www.acdi-cida.gc.ca/index.htm Check out the International Youth Internship Program for those from 19-30 which provides post-secondary graduates with an opportunity to gain experience and skills related to international development. o Canadian Society for International Health http://www.csih.org Presents Youth Internship Opportunities for health and international development as well as information technology fields.
o Canadian Unitarian Service Organization (CUSO) http://www.web.net/~canadem Organizes placements in over 40 developing countries to promote social justice and global environmental sustainability as well as to fight poverty. Recruits those from a variety of fields (e.g., business, engineering, health, communications, natural resources). o CARE Canada http://www.care.ca Under What You Dan Do select Careers and then Internships for international internships which prepare students for careers in international development. o Career Edge: For Recent Graduates http://www.careeredge.org Lists internships for graduates of all disciplines. Try Ability Edge onthe menu for graduates with disabilities. Try Career Bridge for internationally qualified professionals. o Chantiers jeunesse http://www.cj.qc.ca Offers young Quebecers opportunities to volunteer in European, Quebec or Asian workcamps to gain an understanding of those from other cultures. o Charity Village http://www.charityvillage.com Charity Village is well-known for its listing of employment opportunities (under Jobs) in the non-profit sector, listings of volunteer organizations around the world and more. o Coaching Association of Canada http://www.coach.ca Offers the Coaching Internship Program for those interested in sport science, sport management or coaching careers. Allows sports organizations to hire young people for coaching positions that might lead to full-time positions. o Concordia Volunteer Initiative http://volunteer.concordia.ca A good start for exploring the benefits of volunteer work (e.g., enhancing your resume, gaining transferable skills). Click Volunteer Opportunities to find information on on-campus, off-campus and worldwide organizations with which you might volunteer. o Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/ Discover internships in trade, culture and global issues. o ECO Canada http://www.cchrei.ca For those under 30 years of age interested in doing an environmental internship in Canada or abroad. o Engineers without Borders http://www.ewb-isf.org For those who seek technical internships or volunteer work in developing countries.
o Environment Canada's Science Horizons Youth Internship Program http://www.ec.gc.ca/sci_hor/ The Science Horizons Youth Internship Program provides young scientists and post-secondary graduates with environmental projects working with scientists and program managers. o Exchanges Canada (Canadian Heritage) http://www.exchanges.gc.ca Youth exchanges introduce youth to other provinces, territories and cultures across Canada to enable them to appreciate Canada's identity and diversity. o Global Visions International Careers Abroad http://www.careersabroad.co.uk Global Visions International offers jobs, internships and field work worldwide in humanitarian and environmental fields (e.g., conservation, wildlife research, languages, international education). o Horizon Cosmopolite http://www.horizoncosmopolite.com Offers recent post-secondary graduates internships, linguistic immersions, study abroad programs and exchanges around the world to encourage respect for the environment, justice and harmony in the world. o IAESTE Canada http://www.queensu.ca/iaeste For full time students between the ages of 19 and 35. This international student exchange program provides opportunities in 80 countries in engineering and technology (i.e., architecture, agriculture, forestry). Available in the summer as well as during the year. o InterExchange Career Training USA http://www.InterExchange.org Helps US companies recruit international candidates for internships and assists with the required J-1 Visa. o International Health Youth Professionals Placement Program http://www.csih.org/what/Internships/ Provides volunteer and work experience abroad in international health. o International Institute for Sustainable Development http://www.iisd.org/interns/ The Young Canadian Leaders for a Sustainable Future Program offers internships abroad related to sustainable development. o InternWeb.com http://www.internweb.com Provides a database of internships which can be searched by field, by type of employer (e.g., nonprofit) and by state. o Mines Action Canada http://www.dangermines.ca Offers the Young Professionals International Mine Action and other programs to eliminate landmines and other explosive remnants of war.
o Natural Resources Canada http://www.nrcan.gc.ca/css/hrsb/intern-e.htm#whointern The Science and Technology Internship Program offers recent graduates from science and engineering internships supervised by scientists involved in research. o Office Franco-Quebecois pour la Jeunesse http://www.ofqj.gouv.qc.ca Offers programs taking place in France in many disciplines. Furthers cultural understanding between French and Quebec youth. o Parliamentary Research Branch Internship Program http://www.parl.gc.ca/ Provides Canadian university graduate students with a chance to learn about the policy and legislative process in Canada through the Parliamentary Guide Program and the Parliamentary Information on Research Service Internship Program. o Placement etudiant (Emploi Quebec) http://www.emploietudiant.qc.ca Allows students to search for internships in the private and public sectors by field of study. o Public Service Commission of Canada http://www.psc-cfp.gc.ca/index-eng.htm The Federal Student Work Experience Program, the Co-operative Education and Internship Program and the Research Affiliate Program provide fulltime students with opportunities to gain experience in their fields of study. o Quebec-Labrador Foundation http://www.qlf.org/ Offers employment, volunteer work and internships related to the environment, conservation, wildlife research, community development, land stewardship and policy analysis. o Smithsonian Institution http://www.si.edu/ Provides over 600 internships in one of the largest museum complexes in the world. For undergraduates and graduates. Can search by field (e.g., art, history, preservation, science, research). Can search by field (e.g., art, history, preservation, science, research). o United Nations Association in Canada http://www.unac.org/en/get_involved/internships/index.asp Under Get Involved click on Internships and explore UN internships. o United Nations Headquarters Internship Programme http://www.un.org Provides young professionals and university graduates with a chance to gain knowledge of how the United Nations operates in helping to solve worldwide problems. Under Resources and Services click Internships. o Volunteer Canada's Site for Information on Volunteering http://www.volunteer.ca/en/en-home Click on I Want to Volunteer for an abundance of useful links to Volunteer Centres across Canada and much more on volunteer opportunities.
o Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminars http://www.twc.edu Offers opportunities for students to participate in internships related to government, business and the non-profit sectors in Washington, DC. o World Literacy of Canada http://www.worldlit.ca/ World Literacy of Canada presents literacy programs and volunteer work with for children and adults worldwide. o World University Service of Canada http://www.wusc.ca For recent graduates interested in volunteering and doing internships (e.g., Students Without Borders) in Canada, Asia, Africa, South America.. Seeks to promote a more equitable world through education and training. o World Teach http://www.worldteach.org Designed for university graduates, current students and others who wish to serve in a developing country as a volunteer teacher. One is not required to have experience in teaching. o World Volunteer Web http://worldvolunteerweb.org Serves as a clearinghouse for information on volunteerism worldwide. o Young Canada Works http://www.pch.gc.ca/ycw-jct/ Canadian Heritage's Young Canada Works program provides students and young graduates with paid summer work and internships in Canada and abroad. o Youth Challenge International http://www.yci.org Through Youth Challenge International teams of volunteers 18-30 of age work on projects at home and abroad related to development issues and making positive change. o Youth Canada http://www.youth.gc.ca This Canadian government site provides access to a multitude of opportunities for young people up to age 30. Check out the section on volunteer work. Click on Get Work Experience and also on Volunteer.
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