JEDI - Indigenous Internship Program
The Indigenous Internship Program is a wage subsidy program that aims to hire Indigenous graduates
- Joint Economic Development Initiative
Overview of the JEDI - Indigenous Internship Program program:
JEDI partners with host organizations to provide job placements to recent Indigenous post-secondary graduates. The IIP participants benefit by gaining on-the-job experience, skills, and capabilities in their field of study with a long-term objective of securing full-time employment with the host organization.
Benefits of the JEDI - Indigenous Internship Program program:
- Get up to $45,000 to cover 100% of the wages when you hire a recent Indigenous post-secondary graduate for a maximum of 2 years
Eligibility criteria of the JEDI - Indigenous Internship Program program:
- To qualify for this program, the following criteria must be met:
- Host organizations eligible for the Indigenous Internship Program include:
- Provincial and Federal government departments and agencies
- Crown Corporations
- Community Business Development Corporations (CBDCs)
- Not-for-profit organizations
- Indigenous communities and organizations
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