Internships Abroad in Canada

Do you have a passion for travel, adventure, and skiing? Do you want to earn internationally recognized qualifications and travel the world with the coolest job on the planet? Become a ski instructor in Canada with EA Ski and Snowboard Training this winter and fast-track your career in the ski industry! On a ski instructor internship you'll train, qualify and work as a ski instructor - all in one season. EA Ski and Snowboard Training guarantee a paid job offer once their interns have passed their exams and are qualified ski instructors. Apply today to see if you qualify! Choose from 7 world-class ski resorts in Canada to train and work at this winter. You'll train with the best, gain internationally recognized instructor qualifications, and get the best work experience for your CV. You'll gain instructor qualifications recognized by the International Ski Instructors Association (ISIA) - the world body for professional ski instructors. This means you will be able to work at other world-class ski resorts across the globe. Inquire to get in touch with our team and find out more about this great opportunity!

Students interested in the art and science of field botany and restoration ecology now have a rare opportunity. Those selected will receive practical hands-on experience in vegetation ecology and species-at-risk surveys from a qualified professional and expert botanist. Botanical work will focus on vegetation surveys along the length of the Niagara Escarpment World Biosphere Reserve. The project will culminate in the publication of a book. The survey methodology will consist of hiking trail systems, camping, and driving between sites. Work takes place primarily over weekend dates, not including statutory holidays. Eligibility for this program includes: • Enthusiasm with a sense of humor; • comfortable hiking and working in small groups; • able to work independently and as part of a team; and • a strong communicator with the ability to take notes. Intern Botanists are asked to commit for a minimum of once per month from May to October, approximately 4 – 8 hours per hike. You will spend up to 2 – 4 hours per day entering data collected from field visits into the database. Alternatively, you may choose to spend up to a month entering data after program completion.

Work in Canada on your gap year or career break, and fund an awesome social life and further travels. If you have the 'work hard, play hard' attitude and love winter or adventure sports, this program could be just what you are looking for. Oyster participants are guaranteed a job, working for a hotel in the Canadian Rockies. Our winter program runs for 6 months between late November and late May, and the summer program runs between May and September. Our roles are generally entry-level hotel jobs. Typically, you can expect to work as a room attendant, cleaner, dishwasher, or clearing tables in the restaurant. If you have particular hospitality experience, other jobs may be available so make this known to us on your application. Employers in Canada have high standards so expect to work hard, be punctual, smart, and polite. In return, you will be treated and paid well. Working in Canada won't do your CV/résumé any harm either! You need to be eligible for the Canadian IEC Working Holiday Program.

Job Summary: As a Guest Service Specialist Intern, you will be responsible for providing exceptional customer service to our guests, ensuring that their experience in our furnished apartments is seamless and enjoyable. You will work closely with the operations team and other departments to meet guests' needs promptly and efficiently. Key Responsibilities: Respond to guest inquiries via phone, email, or in person in a professional and friendly manner. Provide detailed information regarding available apartments, pricing, services, and amenities. Assist with the check-in and check-out processes, ensuring smooth transitions for guests. Handle special requests from guests, such as additional amenities, local recommendations, transportation bookings, etc.

Intern abroad and support Critter Care Wildlife Society's mission to rescue, rehabilitate, and release animals. We specialize in treating, caring for, and releasing sick, injured, and orphaned native mammal species in British Columbia’s Southern and Lower Mainland. Your help is vital to ensure that around 3000 rescued and rehabilitated animals each year can return to their natural habitats. We offer an unpaid internship for people aged 18-35, with a passion for wildlife! This program might not come with compensation, but it includes room and board. We provide on-site accommodation at no charge, with 4 cabins—each accommodating up to 8 interns, and basic food amenities. Wildlife rehabilitation is not a 9-5 job. Rather, expect long hours, working 5 days a week with 2 non-consecutive days off. General hours are from 8:45 AM to 8 PM, with milk feeds starting as early as 6 AM. Inquire today to get in touch with our Internship Coordinator. We look forward to welcoming you to our program! Applications are open for the remainder of 2024 and 2025. The minimum stay is 4 weeks.

Join a team of passionate individuals and get hands-on experience working in the treatment, care and release of sick, injured and orphaned native mammal species of British Columbia’s Southern and Lower Mainland. During your stay, you will participate in all sorts of tasks to help care for the sick/injured animal resident at the centre. You will get involved with a wide range of tasks such as feeding, release, and community engagement. Langley, BC, Canada is surrounded by the Campbell Valley Regional Park and farmland. By car, it is about twenty minutes from Vancouver city center and ten minutes from the Canadian/American border. British Columbia has vibrant forests, craggy mountain peaks, glacial lakes, and an expansive coastline—making it an amazing area to explore for nature lovers. This means you can see a huge array of flora and fauna, from whales to black bears! Two days off are given per week, though not typically consecutive. Proximity to the National Park means hiking and exploring the wilderness is an option, along with relaxing at the rescue centre/swimming in the pool in the summer.