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Native Women's Association of Canada Website

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FISHERIES AND OCEANS CANADA (DFO)1.0 PROGRAM: SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (S&T) INTERNSHIPSThe DFO Science and Technology Internship Program will provide young Canadiansthe opportunity to benefit from the expertise <strong>of</strong> DFO's university and industry partners.The program is designed to provide funding for interns to gain work experience througha wide variety <strong>of</strong> projects.The internships will be three to l2-month mentoring/apprenticeship positions that willengage interns in cutting-edge marine and oceanic research. It is anticipated that theprogram will groom interns for future employment and will, in turn, rejuvenate theexisting science community.1.1 Benefits to Participants:Interns will develop expertise in science and technology and will gain practicalworkplace experience, both <strong>of</strong> which will help position participants for meaningfulemployment at the end <strong>of</strong> their terms. Interns will also acquire a valuable network <strong>of</strong>scientists and contacts in the private sector who may be able to assist them in theircareer development.1.2 Clientele:Participants must be Canadian citizens, normally up to 30 years old, who areunemployed or under-employed. The internships are targeted at graduates from highschool, college or university who have been enrolled in science-related disciplines. Theprojects will appeal to a wide group <strong>of</strong> young Canadians. Those enrolled in educationalprograms are not eligible to participate.1.3 Application procedures:Organizations and graduates interested in information kits should contact DFO'sregional <strong>of</strong>fices and laboratories (check local telephone listings). Young Canadians arealso encouraged to apply using The National Graduate Register or the Internet athttp://ngr.schoolnet.ca1.4 Contact: Please call the Government <strong>of</strong> <strong>Canada</strong> Youth Info Line at 1 800 935-5555.Pg. 147

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