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10.3 Partners:By their nature, Sector Councils are partnerships between business, labour and, inseveral cases, education partners. This form of partnership guaranties that pro;~ctssatisfy the requirements of all partners --labour would not allow internships projects thatwould "bump" established (and not subsidized) workers within a finn; education partnerswill help employers set up skills development packages to enhance participantsknowledge. Also, HRDC will welcome the opportunity to work with other departments inareas where Sector Councils could further the mandate of the Government of Canada.10.4 Application Procedures:Projects will be administered by Sector Councils, who will be responsible for recruitingapplicants through a variety of means. Participants will not be recruited through the localHRCC. Information will, however, be made available to HRCCs for referral toSponsoring Sector Councils.10.5 Contact:Sandra Hines, Human Resources Partners1rips, NHQ, (819) 953-1977, or Eric Parisien, HumanResources Partnerships, NHQ, Tel: (819) 994-0931.11.0 PROGRAM: LOANS FOR FULL-TIME STUDENTSIf you are a full time student and want to apply for a Canada student loan, go to youreducational institution or the provincial or territorial student assistance office nearestyou. Depending on the province or territory where you live, you may be asked to submityour application directly to either your school or to the student assistance office. Checkwith your student assistance office to find out for sure where you should send yourapplication. It's important to send in your application as soon as possible.Financial aid offices at most colleges and universities, as well as admissions offices atprivate vocational schools, also have information materials and application forms for theCanada Student Loans Program.11.1 Loans for Part-Time StudentsIf you are a part-time student, you may be eligible for loans under the Canada StudentLoans Program. These loans are available to supplement other financial resources suchas your own earnings, your family's earnings, as well as scholarships and bursaries.Consult your lender, your provincial or territorial student assistance office or theLearning and Literacy Directorate for further information.Pg. 182