WORK-INTEGRATED LEARNING: GL/SOSC 4975 3.0/6.0

Launch your career while earning academic credit!

Take your learning beyond the classroom through Glendon’s professional work placement course. The Experiential Education Office connects students with meaningful workplace opportunities that help them gain real-world experience, develop in-demand skills, expand their professional networks, and explore future career pathways while earning academic credit toward their degree.

Open to students in BIOL, CDNS, DRCA, FRAN, GWST, and SOCI, the course may fulfill program requirements or electives, depending on your program.

Students seeking a more immersive experience can complete the 6.0-credit summer option with a placement of 200 hours or more, gaining additional workplace experience and academic credit.

While students are encouraged to pursue and secure opportunities independently, the Experiential Education Office has partnered with a variety of organizations to provide placement options. Please note that placements within public school boards must be secured through the opportunities facilitated by the Experiential Education Office and listed below.  

Gain the experience, skills, and confidence to take your next step beyond the classroom and into your future career.

How to Secure a Placement?

Note: Students who secure an unpaid placement are encouraged to apply to the Glendon Experiential Education Bursary Program


What if I find an opportunity on my own?

Leading up to finding an opportunity on your own, you are welcome to consult with the EE Office about which opportunities might be deemed appropriate. Please connect with the EE Office (ee@glendon.yorku.ca) to get a copy of the Placement Approval Form which outlines the eligibility criteria.

If you find an opportunity on your own that you would like to have validated for the course SOSC 4975, you will need to:

  1. Receive an offer letter from a company/an organization, indicating you have been selected in the recruiting process.
  2. Avoid accepting the letter until you have sent a description of the role to ee@glendon.yorku.ca.
  3. Await approval from the department for the opportunity.
  4. If approved, proceed to accepting and signing the offer letter with the company/organization.
  5. If rejected, proceed to respectfully declining the opportunity* and continue searching for a new opportunity.

*If your proposed opportunity is rejected, you are still welcome to accept the opportunity for your own professional/academic/personal development, but it will not count towards SOSC 4975.


Available Placement Offerings

Alliance Française Location: 24 Spadina Road, Toronto, ON M5R 2S7

Placement Type: In-person

Availability:

  • Monday to Thursday
  • From 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm

Program Overview

The Alliance Française welcomes around 25 children each weekday for its After School Program, running from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm. The placement is designed to provide experiential learning in a dynamic, multicultural environment.

Main Activities & Tasks

First Part of the Program:

  • Provide snacks to kids
  • Assist with homework
  • Supervise play and reading activities

Second Part of the Program:

  • Support external collaborators or team members
  • Support external collaborators or team members
  • Help organize activities and workshops in French, including:
    • Music, theatre, and artistic/cultural activities
    • Arts and crafts
    • Board games and sports

Student Responsibilities

  • Take part in all program activities
  • Share talents, creativity, and engage fully with children
  • Interact with kids in French; assist and supervise throughout the day
  • Contribute to a positive and inclusive environment

Requirements

  • Must be able to communicate in French
  • Current Vulnerable Sector Police Check required
  • Successful candidates will be contacted for a virtual interview

This placement offers a rewarding experience for students looking to contribute to a vibrant after-school community, strengthen their French skills, and gain experience in youth programming and education.

Send your application to: ee@glendon.yorku.ca

Location: 717 Queen St E Toronto, M4M 1 H1

Placement Type: In-person

Duration: January to April for a total of 100 hours

Availability: The intern should be available to come 2-3 times a week from 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM. The days available are Monday to Friday.

Program Overview

Beelingual is a French-language learning center that offers immersive, play-based programs for children ages 4–12. Our program welcomes small groups each afternoon for tutoring or after-school all in French.

This placement provides hands-on experience in a warm, dynamic, and multicultural environment where French is brought to life through play, art, and curiosity.

Main Activities & Tasks

First Part of the Program:

  • Welcome children and assist during snack and reading time
  • Help supervise and engage with children during calm activities
  • Support with simple French homework or guided literacy activities

Second Part of the Program:

  • Assist teachers with themed workshops in French, including:
    • Arts and crafts
    • Music, storytelling, and drama games
    • Educational play and outdoor activities
  • Help with transitions, set-up, and organization of materials

Student Responsibilities

  • Participate actively in all program activities
  • Interact with children in French and encourage language use
  • Contribute to a positive, inclusive, and joyful atmosphere

Requirements

  • Intermediate to advanced level of French

To Apply

Please send your resume to ee@glendon.yorku.ca.

Start date: Early January (date TBC)
End date: Mid-March (date TBC)
Reports to: Director, Creative Impact & Outreach
Hours of work: TBC depending on class schedule
Location: Hybrid – remote and onsite at the Canadian Film Centre, 2489 Bayview Avenue

About the CFC:
The Canadian Film Centre (CFC) is a charitable cultural organization that drives the future of Canadian storytelling. Our intensive, hands-on programs in film, television, and entertainment technologies empower, shape and advance opportunities for Canadian creators and entrepreneurs working in screen-based industries. Learn more at cfccreates.com.

Job Summary:

Versatile, creative, and committed to excellence, the Marketing & Communications Assistant will tackle a variety of tasks including writing; research; social media and web content creation and updates; and support in the development of a variety of on and offline content, all under the direction of the Director, Creative Impact and Coordinator, Communications & Social Media.

The ideal candidate has excellent writing and communications skills, strong attention to detail with good technical and design skills. S/he/they is a creative and energetic self-starter, who can work well independently and meet deadlines.

Responsibilities:

Communications

  • Assist with building media reports.
  • Assist with updating, maintaining mailing lists on Salesforce.
  • Assist with writing and copyediting stories for the news section of CFC’s website
  • Assist with communications support for CFC events as required
  • Assist with internal communications as necessary

Social Media

  • Assist with developing and writing social media content  (Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn)
  • Assist with maintaining and building social calendar
  • Assist with building social media campaigns
  • Assist with gathering social media stats and building reports
  • Assist with photography for social media as required

Marketing

  • Assist in developing and designing marketing collateral including proposals, reports, certificates, etc.
  • Assist with writing marketing collateral, including evites, proposals, certificates, etc. in English and French

Other

  • Assist with building various Marketing & Communications reports
  • Translation (English to French) of various communications materials
  • Help update the website as necessary

Required Qualifications:

  • Excellent written and spoken English communication skills
  • Proven ability to write clear, concise and compelling prose - web content, articles, etc.
  • Proficiency in WordPress, social media, experience with Canva, Salesforce, InDesign, Photoshop is an asset
  • Strong organizational skills; ability to prioritize, multitask and meet deadlines
  • Able to work well independently and as part of a team
  • Fluency in French an asset
  • Knowledge of social media metrics and Google Analytics an asset
  • Experience using Meltwater, Sprout Social and Salesforce an asset
  • Previous internship or related experience in marketing or communications an asset

The CFC is committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workplace where everyone feels valued and respected. We encourage interested applicants from all backgrounds to apply, including those that may not have all of the requested qualifications. We strive for equity in our policies and practices and are committed to providing accessible employment practices that follow the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). If you require accommodation during any stage of the recruitment process, please notify Human Resources at hr@cfccreates.com.

The CFC does not use artificial intelligence tools as part of the recruitment process. The hiring decisions will be made by human reviewers. This placement opening is for an existing vacancy.

How to Apply

Send your resume to ee@glendon.yorku.ca.

About CMTIV
The Canada Mauritius Trade and Investment Venture was launched in 2025. It turns long-standing goodwill between Canada and Mauritius into active business partnerships. CMTIV brings together business leaders, investors, entrepreneurs, institutional partners and diaspora communities. Its work covers four areas: dialogue, facilitation, visibility and continuity, with a focus on fintech, renewable energy and education technology. CMTIV works in English and French, reflecting both Canada and Mauritius. Interns join a small, fast-moving team and see international business development first-hand.

Position summary
Make CMTIV visible to the right audiences in both Canada and Mauritius. The intern manages the back end of CMTIV's webinars and virtual meetings, from registration and slides to live technical support and the edited replay, keeps the bilingual website current, builds a steady social media presence, and turns CMTIV's members, events and news into clear, well-edited content. The focus is on improving and maintaining the existing website, not rebuilding it.

Key responsibilities

  • Webinars and events (about 30% of hours): create and manage event pages on Eventbrite, including descriptions, registration questions, ticket types and reminder emails. Handle all back-end and technical support for webinars and virtual meetings on StreamYard: set up the stream and branded overlays, run speaker technical checks and rehearsals, prepare and run the slides, keep time and cue speakers, manage the chat and on-screen comments, troubleshoot problems, and record the session. The intern does not host or co-moderate unless needed. Edit recordings (trimming, titles, captions) and publish them to CMTIV channels with speaker approval. Ticket pricing and payout settings stay with CMTIV leadership.
  • Website (about 25%): update pages and news on canadamauritius.com in English and French. Build out the member directory and member listing pages, plus event and webinar replay pages. Apply basic SEO (titles, descriptions, alt text) and basic accessibility (headings, contrast, alt text). Build and update landing pages, registration forms and email campaigns in GoHighLevel. All changes are made in a test or staging environment where available and are approved before publication.
  • Social media (about 25%): build and run a monthly content calendar for LinkedIn and Facebook. Create posts, simple graphics and short video clips cut from webinars. Promote events and new members, and track reach and engagement. Develop recommendations to improve audience engagement, event registrations, and website traffic based on performance data.
  • Content creating, editing and reporting (about 20%): write, edit and proofread web copy, newsletters and announcements. Keep tone, terminology and branding consistent across English and French. Produce a short monthly performance summary (registrations, attendance, reach) and a final handover guide, including a webinar run-sheet CMTIV can reuse. Conduct brief interviews with members and partners to develop spotlight articles, testimonials, or success stories. Draft blog posts, feature articles, and interview-based content highlighting Canada-Mauritius business, educational, and cultural connections. Assist in creating bilingual digital resources, guides, toolkits, and promotional materials.

Language requirements

  • Bilingual (English and French) strongly preferred.
  • Write and edit clear, polished copy in English. Ideally, also write and edit in French, or adapt English content for French-speaking audiences.
  • Support bilingual events behind the scenes: prepare and check slides and on-screen text in English and French. The intern is not expected to host or present.

Working conditions

  • Fully remote. The intern works from home, using their own computer and internet connection. CMTIV
    provides all software accounts.
  • About 10 hours per week over 10 weeks (October 5 to December 11, 2026), scheduled flexibly
    around classes, mostly between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM Eastern.
  • Occasional early-morning or evening work to support live webinars and meetings. CMTIV works
    across time zones (Mauritius, Toronto and British Columbia; Mauritius is 8 hours ahead of Toronto
    and 11 hours ahead of Vancouver). Scheduled in advance and counted toward the 100 hours.
  • Virtual orientation (including a health and safety orientation for home-based work) in the first week, a
    weekly 30-minute check-in, a mid-term review, and a final evaluation.
  • A daily start and end check-in message with the supervisor, as part of CMTIV's working-alone
    protocol.

Qualifications

Required

  • Currently enrolled at Glendon and eligible for a credit work placement.
  • Strong writing and editing skills in English.
  • Hands-on experience with at least one website platform (for example, WordPress or a similar content
    management system) and basic HTML/CSS.
  • Experience creating content for LinkedIn and/or Facebook, and familiarity with a design tool such as
    Canva.
  • Comfort running the technical side of live online events (for example, StreamYard, Zoom or OBS),
    building and running slide presentations, and basic video editing (for example, CapCut, Premiere Pro
    or DaVinci Resolve).
  • Calm under pressure during live events, with good timekeeping.
  • Flexibility to occasionally work early-morning or evening hours, scheduled in advance, because
    CMTIV works across Mauritius, Toronto and British Columbia time zones.
  • Reliable computer and internet access, and a quiet space for video calls.

Assets

  • Experience with Eventbrite or other event registration platforms; photography or graphic design.
  • Experience with GoHighLevel or similar marketing platforms (for example, HubSpot, Mailchimp or
    ClickFunnels).
  • Familiarity with analytics tools (for example, Google Analytics or LinkedIn Page analytics), SEO, or
    web accessibility standards (WCAG).
  • Interest in international trade, Africa and the Indian Ocean region, or diaspora communities.

Tools you will use

StreamYard (live streaming, recording, on-screen slides and overlays), PowerPoint or Google Slides,
Eventbrite (event registration), GoHighLevel (landing pages, forms, email campaigns, contact lists and
social media scheduling), the CMTIV website content management system, Canva or similar design tools,
a video editor (for example, CapCut, DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro), LinkedIn and Facebook (with a
scheduling tool), Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, and a password manager.

What you will gain

  • A portfolio of published bilingual web and social media work for an international business organization.
  • Experience managing a live website and brand channels, with mentorship from CMTIV leadership.
  • Exposure to Canada-Africa trade and investment networks, and a reference upon successful completion.

How to apply

Apply through the Glendon Experiential Education office (ee@glendon.yorku.ca) with a CV and a short cover letter. Bilingual candidates are encouraged to write the cover letter in both English and French, or to state their French level. Candidates for the Digital Content, Web & Events role are encouraged to include links to sample work. Shortlisted candidates will be invited to a 30-minute video interview, which may be conducted partly in French.

Placement Description

Virtual Program Leaders lead 45-minute sessions for up to 10 participants learning

French for one of our three virtual programs. The programs are offered as French

enrichment to support FSL students on their language learning journey outside of an

academic context. Through the programs, the goal is for students to have fun in French,

practice their oral communication and meet other students across Ontario. Students are

grouped by grade and FSL program (Immersion, Extended, Core).

Program Descriptions

CPF VIRTUAL “Franco-Fun”: Students in SK to Grade 8 will participate in fun and

interactive games and activities, chat with new friends while building their French

vocabulary, oral comprehension, and communication skills.

CPF VIRTUAL Reading Circle/Cercle de lecture: Students in SK to Grade 8 will read

books, articles, poems and other reading materials with new friends and engage in

activities to learn new vocabulary and improve their reading comprehension skills.

CPF VIRTUAL “Vive La Parole”: The program features theme-based games and

interactive activities that will have students laughing and communicating with each other

in French with ease! Our program leaders are eager to help students make new friends

from across the province, learn about French culture, including the contemporary

Franco Ontarian pop culture scene! This program is for students in Grades 7-12.

Role and Responsibilities of a Virtual Program Leader

  • Deliver the CPF Ontario Virtual Programs; Engage the students in French; Communicate with their parent/guardian.
  • Participate in any required training (pedagogy and requirements for delivering the programs).
  • Administer program confirmations (welcome email).
  • Set up Zoom meetings for each session using a school Zoom account or an allocated Zoom account from CPF.
  • Email parents if a child misses the first class in the session to confirm interest and receipt of confirmation email.
  • Email parents if a child misses 3 classes and let the Virtual Programs Manager know to fill the spot with a student from the waitlist, if possible. Prepare and lead weekly virtual classes in the evening activities based on what type of programs they are assigned (based on VPL's experience and interests and teaching stream).
  • Contribute a minimum of one lesson per term in the CPF Shared Drive to build a shared resource for all VP leaders and CPF volunteers. Lesson plan resources deposited in the shared drive remain the property of CPF Ontario.
  • Communicate directly with Project Manager re: concerns, recommendations, tech issues, and program suggestions/feedback.
  • Take attendance weekly in the attendance sheet provided.
  • Provide feedback to CPF Ontario at the end of the programs.

Requirements

  • Proficient in French
  • Vulnerable Sector Check/Police Reference Check

From this placement, we hope Teacher Candidates will:

Accessibility Considerations

Candidates must have access to a stable internet service and a computer device with a functioning microphone and camera for the duration of the placement.

How to apply: Send your application to ee@glendon.yorku.ca.  

Lieu de travail : 

330 avenue Lansdowne, suite 304 Toronto, ON, M6H 3Y1

Toronto, ON (présentiel)

Date d’entrée en poste : 

Janvier 2027


À propos de l’employeur

Depuis plus de vingt ans, la Coopérative radiophonique de Toronto (CRT) gère les principaux médias francophones de la région :

  • CHOQ FM 105.1 — la seule radio communautaire franco-torontoise
  • GrandToronto.ca — portail d’information web

Organisme à but non lucratif, la CRT joue un rôle central dans la dynamisation de la vie francophone à Toronto.


Description du poste

Dans le cadre de son stage au sein de la Coopérative radiophonique de Toronto, la stagiaire sera intégrée aux équipes de CHOQFM 105.1 et de GrandToronto.ca et participera activement à la production de contenus journalistiques multiplateformes destinés à la communauté francophone du Grand Toronto. Les stagiaires seront amenés à participer au projet de recherche Relève et innovation : l’IA au cœur de la culture francophone. Ils y développeront des compétences en IA audio.

Les principales tâches et responsabilités confiées au stagiaire comprendront notamment :

  • Participation à la recherche visant à créer une charte éthique, permettant d’encadrer et d’accélérer l’adoption de ces technologies au sein du média;
  • Production et diffusion des contenus innovants avec l’aide et sur le thème de l’IA et les enjeux numériques francophones;
  • Recherche, veille médiatique et identification de sujets d’actualité locale touchant les communautés francophones et francophiles du Grand Toronto ;
  • Couverture journalistique d’événements communautaires, culturels, institutionnels et politiques locaux web et ou radio ;
  • Réalisation d’entrevues avec des acteurs communautaires, artistes, entrepreneurs, représentants institutionnels et membres de la société civile ;
  • Rédaction d’articles journalistiques destinés à la publication sur GrandToronto.ca selon les standards professionnels du journalisme numérique ;
  • Préparation, rédaction et animation de segments diffusés sur les ondes de CHOQFM 105.1 ;
  • Participation à la production radio : préparation de conducteurs, recherche sonore, montage audio, captation et soutien technique de base ;
  • Création et adaptation de contenus multiplateformes pour les réseaux sociaux et les plateformes numériques du média ;
  • Production de contenus audio et vidéo courts destinés à la diffusion web et aux plateformes sociales ;
  • Participation aux réunions éditoriales, aux conférences de rédaction et à la planification des contenus ;
  • Développement de compétences en journalisme numérique, narration multiplateforme et utilisation d’outils technologiques liés à la production médiatique contemporaine ;
  • Participation à certains projets d’innovation médiatique, notamment liés à l’intégration d’outils numériques et d’intelligence artificielle appliqués aux médias communautaires.

Le stage permettra à la personne étudiante d’acquérir une expérience concrète dans un environnement médiatique francophone minoritaire, en développant des compétences pratiques en journalisme radio, web et multiplateforme, tout en participant activement à la mission d’information locale et de représentation de la diversité francophone du Grand Toronto.


Pour postuler :
Envoyez votre CV et lettre de motivation à :

 ee@glendon.yorku.ca 

Date limite :

ASAP

EXPLORUM offre des programmes STIAM (Sciences, Technologie, Ingénierie, Arts et Mathématiques) ludiques et dynamiques en français pour les enfants de 5 à 12 ans dans la région du Grand Toronto. Nos ateliers sont des expériences « main à la pâte » où les enfants explorent, manipulent et découvrent le monde des sciences en s’amusant. Ils peuvent, par exemple, fabriquer de la glu, construire des voitures,
simuler des poumons, créer des illusions d’optique, bâtir une catapulte ou relever des défis scientifiques.

Découvrez nos programmes : www.explorum.ca/ateliers


Description du poste

Nous cherchons une personne curieuse, créative et passionnée par les sciences et l’éducation pour développer et animer nos ateliers STIAM destinés aux enfants de 5 à 12 ans.
Le poste combine création de contenu pédagogique, développement d’expériences scientifiques simples et engageantes, et animation d’ateliers dans des écoles, bibliothèques et autres milieux éducatifs.

Le développement d’atelier se fait en virtuel, l’animation se fait en personne.

Responsabilités

Développement d’ateliers :
• Améliorer et ou créer, tester et adapter des expériences scientifiques et activités STIAM interactives et
sécuritaires alignés sur les principes de l’apprentissage expérientiel.
• Concevoir des fiches pédagogiques et supports d’activités en lien avec le curriculum ontarien.
Animation :
• Animer les ateliers auprès de groupes de 8 à 25 enfants de 5 à 12 ans.
• Expliquer les concepts scientifiques de façon claire, interactive et amusante.
• Guider les enfants dans les étapes de l’activité et les aider à faire des liens entre les expériences et leur vie quotidienne.


Profil recherché

• Excellente maîtrise du français (oral et écrit) et bonne connaissance de l’anglais.
• Esprit créatif, méthodique et curieux.
• Capacité à vulgariser les concepts scientifiques et à adapter le contenu selon l’âge des enfants.
• Expérience ou intérêt en éducation, animation ou sciences.
• Accès à un véhicule, un ordinateur et disponibilité pour tester les expériences.
• Vérification du casier judiciaire requise.
• Certification de premiers soins/RCR un atout.


Si vous avez ce qu’il faut, et aimeriez participer à la promotion de programmes ludique et éducatifs pour des enfants francophones (ou presque), veuillez envoyer votre CV à ee@glendon.yorku.ca en indiquant comment vous pensez que votre candidature bénéficiera EXPLORUM et ce que vous espérez apprendre en acceptant ce poste.

Le business vous intéresse ? Vous aimez les enfants et les programmes pour les enfants ? Vous voulez appliquer vos talents de vente et marketing, pour aider une petite entreprise à grandir ?
EXPLORUM cherche quelqu’un qui veut développer ou appliquer ses talents de vente/marketing de services pour augmenter le chiffre d’affaires de l’entreprise. Des fortes notions de marketing (email, media sociaux, site de parents etc.), de planification et des compétences de vente sont essentielles.


Responsabilités

• Assister au développement et déploiement du plan marketing pour les réseaux sociaux, principalement Facebook et Instagram et gérer les communications électroniques
• Planifier les postes de média sociaux et mail à envoyer au courant de l’année scolaire pour augmenter les ventes d’ateliers.
• Suggérer et possiblement apporter des changements au site web
• Autres responsabilités selon l’initiative et les compétences

Compétences requises

• Multi-tasking, organisation et planification
• Capacité à gérer plusieurs projets simultanément, être organisé et savoir bien planifier son travail
• Bonnes habiletés en vente de services
• Travail indépendant | Débrouillardise et dynamisme
• Bilingue (de préférences, mais pas obligatoire) : français et anglais
• Excellente maîtrise MS Office et des réseaux sociaux (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn). Connaissance de WordPress est un atout.

Media sociaux

• A l’aise sur plusieurs plateformes de médias sociaux (essentiellement YouTube, Instagram, Facebook et LinkedIn)
• Rediger, poster et éditer des publications sur ces plateformes Marketing digital
• Familiarité avec Meta : Facebook Ads, Instagram Ads
• Connaissance en revue analytique un atout – trafic sur le site web, performance des publicités Recherche marketing
• Compétence en recherche marketing, analyses de données, recherches et comparaison de compétition
Base de données
• Expérience ou connaissance en gestion de base de données marketing
• Tri de données
• Confirmation et comparaison des renseignements de sources différentes
Planification
• Planifier les postes sur Media Sociaux pour les mois à venir
• Programmer les postes pour les publier en temps voulu


Si vous avez ce qu’il faut, et aimeriez participer à la promotion de programmes ludique et éducatifs pour des enfants francophones (ou presque), veuillez envoyer votre CV à ee@glendon.yorku.ca en indiquant comment vous pensez que votre candidature bénéficiera EXPLORUM et ce que vous espérez apprendre en acceptant ce poste.

Green Haven Illam provides care to individuals with developmental disabilities. Our mission is to promote social inclusion and enhance the safety and quality of life for members in our care. We value and uphold individual choice, independence, and rights. This mission is fulfilled through a
comprehensive continuum of high-quality services across social services, education and behavioural support. While assisting our members with their individual needs, we are committed to supporting them to their highest potential.

Description of Role
A community service worker supports member advocacy, community engagement, and program development to promote social inclusion, community well-being, and positive social impact.

This is an in-person placement that will take place at this location: 1-41 Courtland Ave, Concord, Ontario, L4K 3T3


Core Competencies:

  • Creative problem-solving
  • Teamwork and collaboration
  • Excellent written and verbal communication
  • Member needs assessment and support
  • Community resource navigation and referrals
  • Program support and leadership

Responsibilities:

  • Assisting with community outreach and engagement initiatives, including connecting with
    community members, supporting events, and fostering relationships with local partners
  • Supporting program planning, development, and evaluation, including collecting
    participant feedback, assisting with reports, and contributing to program improvement
    efforts
  • Participating in community-based initiatives and partnership development, including
    collaborating with organizations and stakeholders to support shared goals
  • Assisting with documentation and communication efforts, including preparing
    summaries, reports, and outreach materials
  • Supporting organizational planning and program implementation, ensuring activities
  • align with community needs and organizational objectives
  • Contributing to advocacy and community development efforts, including initiatives that
  • promote social impact and community well-being
  • Engaging in research and data collection to support program evaluation and evidence-
  • based decision-making
  • Participating in reflective practice and professional development activities to enhance
    learning and skill-building throughout the placement

Qualifications:

  • Certificates: CPR, Pharmacology, Safe Management, WHMIS
  • Vulnerable Sector Check
  • Valid G license (Preferred)
  • Proficient in Microsoft Office 365, Google Docs and general computer skills

Experience:

  • 1 Year+ College or University Education (Preferred)

To apply for this student placement opportunity, please send an email to ee@glendon.yorku.ca and complete this application form: https://forms.gle/9qSMazM7GE4CKsXQ7

Position Title: Placement Student – Marketing & Communications

Location: National (Remote, with hybrid opportunities)

Reports To: Director, Strategic Development

Start Date: January 2027

The Opportunity

Are you passionate about making a difference while building your skills in marketing and communications? Are you a creative storyteller who loves to turn ideas into engaging campaigns? As a Marketing & Communications Placement Student with IDEA-STEM, you’ll help build visibility for our work advancing accessibility and inclusion in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), healthcare, employment and beyond. You’ll support brand development, content creation for multiple platforms, and contribute to campaigns that make a difference across Canada.

About IDEA-STEM

At IDEA-STEM, we believe that meaningful inclusion and accessibility must be lived, learned, and led collaboratively. Our consultation, training, and speaking services are rooted in lived experience, grounded in sector expertise, and designed to build lasting impact. We are researchers, educators, and IDEA professionals committed to transforming how inclusion is understood and practiced in Canadian workplaces and learning environments.

We work at the intersection of STEM, healthcare, accessibility, and anti-ableism bringing together subject matter expertise, lived experience, and a deep understanding of systems. We teach, coach, advise, and actively learn alongside the communities we serve, grounding our practice in both evidence and care. Our approach is rooted in the belief that access is collective, care is non-coercive, and inclusion should never require assimilation into outdated or normative standards. Instead, we strive to redefine what belonging, participation, and excellence can look like together.

Position Overview

We are seeking an enthusiastic and motivated placement student to join our team. This role focuses on building IDEA-STEM’s brand presence and amplifying our message through strategic communications. You’ll help develop and implement marketing campaigns, produce digital content, and craft engaging stories that highlight our mission, programs, and partnerships. The role offers practical experience in a professional consulting environment and the opportunity to contribute to meaningful projects that advance inclusion in STEM.

Key Responsibilities

Marketing & Communications:

  • Support the expansion of our visibility strategy through the development of marketing campaigns, outreach initiatives, and digital content strategies.
  • Assist with innovative branding and messaging for market reach.
  • Contribute to brand storytelling, visual design, and messaging consistency across communications.
  • Help create engaging materials, including marketing collateral, presentations, and reports.

Administrative Support:

  • Provide general administrative support, including scheduling, document management, and correspondence.
  • Assist with organizing meetings, workshops, and events.
  • Support seamless and smooth operations.

Learning Opportunities

  • Gain hands-on experience in marketing, communications, research, and consulting within the STEM and IDEA space.
  • Develop professional skills in project coordination, client communications, and campaign management.
  • Learn about inclusive program design, research methodologies, and accessibility best practices.

Who You Are

  • A student currently enrolled in a post-secondary program in communications, marketing, business, education, social sciences, STEM, or a related field.
  • A strong communicator with a creative flair for storytelling and visual content.
  • Comfortable with multiple priorities and working collaboratively.
  • Comfortable using digital and social media tools (e.g., Canva, Meta, LinkedIn).
  • Organized, detail-oriented, and curious about accessible, inclusive communications.
  • Passionate about inclusion, diversity, equity, and accessibility.

What You’ll Gain

  • Mentorship from industry professionals leading change in IDEA and STEM.
  • Flexibility and respect for your learning journey.
  • Opportunity to contribute to meaningful, mission-driven work that has real-world impact in STEM inclusion.
  • Professional references and portfolio development support.
  • Hands-on experience across marketing, research, and operations.

IDEA-STEM welcomes applicants from all backgrounds and lived experiences.

How to Apply

Send your resume to ee@glendon.yorku.ca.

Location: National (Remote, with hybrid opportunities)

Reports To: Director, Strategic Development

Start Date: January 2027

The Opportunity

Are you passionate about making a difference in the world of IDEA (inclusion, diversity, equity, accessibility)? Do you enjoy research, analysis, and supporting meaningful projects from behind the scenes? As a Research & Administration Placement Student with IDEA-STEM, you’ll contribute to projects that advance accessibility and inclusion in STEM by conducting research, supporting project deliverables, and ensuring smooth day-to-day operations across initiatives. As a placement student at IDEA-STEM, you’ll get to work on real projects that promote inclusion in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), healthcare, and employment.

About IDEA-STEM

At IDEA-STEM, we believe that meaningful inclusion and accessibility must be lived, learned, and led collaboratively. Our consultation, training, and speaking services are rooted in lived experience, grounded in sector expertise, and designed to build lasting impact. We are researchers, educators, and IDEA professionals committed to transforming how inclusion is understood and practiced in Canadian workplaces and learning environments.

We work at the intersection of STEM, healthcare, accessibility, and anti-ableism bringing together subject matter expertise, lived experience, and a deep understanding of systems. We teach, coach, advise, and actively learn alongside the communities we serve, grounding our practice in both evidence and care. Our approach is rooted in the belief that access is collective, care is non-coercive, and inclusion should never require assimilation into outdated or normative standards. Instead, we strive to redefine what belonging, participation, and excellence can look like together.

Position Overview

We are seeking an enthusiastic and motivated placement student to join our team. This position provides exposure to a range of functions that drive strategic development and growth, and focuses on providing research, coordination, and administrative support to IDEA-STEM’s consulting and development projects. You’ll help collect and synthesize data, prepare reports, organize project materials, contributing to overall documentation and delivery.

The role offers practical experience in a professional consulting environment and the opportunity to contribute to meaningful projects that advance inclusion in STEM.

Key Responsibilities

Research Support:

  • Conduct literature reviews, environmental scans, and data collection to support IDEA-STEM initiatives.
  • Summarize findings and prepare reports or visual summaries for internal and external use.
  • Support proposal development, evaluation activities, and client deliverables.

Administrative Support:

  • Provide general administrative support, including scheduling, document management, and correspondence.
  • Assist with organizing meetings, workshops, and events.
  • Support seamless and smooth operations.

Learning Opportunities

  • Gain experience in research, analysis, and evidence-based program support.
  • Learn how inclusive and accessible design principles are applied in consulting.
  • Develop skills in organization, project management, and professional communication.
  • Build knowledge of IDEA frameworks in STEM, healthcare, employment and beyond.
  • Learn about inclusive program design, research methodologies, and accessibility best practices.

Who You Are

  • A student enrolled in Social Sciences, Education, STEM, Business, or related programs.
  • Strong written and analytical thinker with attention to detail and curiosity to learn.
  • Comfortable conducting independent research and synthesizing complex information.
  • Organized, reliable, and able to manage multiple priorities, working collaboratively.
  • Passionate about inclusion, diversity, equity, and accessibility.

What You’ll Gain

  • Mentorship from industry professionals leading change in IDEA and STEM.
  • Exposure to research and project coordination in an inclusive consulting environment.
  • Flexibility and respect for your learning journey.
  • Opportunity to contribute to meaningful, mission-driven work that has real-world impact in STEM inclusion.
  • Reference letters and professional development support for future opportunities.
  • Hands-on experience across marketing, research, and operations.

IDEA-STEM welcomes applicants from all backgrounds and lived experiences.

  • best practices.

How to Apply

Send your resume to ee@glendon.yorku.ca.

Location:

Remote (70% remote work from home & 30% in-person activities in Toronto or travel opportunities related to organizational partnerships)

Travel and approved displacement expenses related to organizational activities will be covered by MICRO/LanguAfrica.

Schedule

September 2026 – December 2026

About MICRO and LanguAfrica

MICRO (Movement for the Inclusion of Racialized Communities of Ontario) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting inclusion, cultural heritage, education, and community empowerment.

Through LanguAfrica, MICRO promotes African languages and cultures through language courses, cultural workshops, conferences, books, and digital content. Our mission is to create connections between African cultures and global communities through languages, storytelling, food, and cultural experiences.

Position Overview

MICRO and LanguAfrica are seeking a creative and curious Content Creator and Social Media Brand Intern who is passionate about languages, travel, food, and cultural discovery.

The intern will create engaging digital content highlighting:

  • African languages and cultural expressions;
  • African food and culinary traditions;
  • cultural travel experiences;
  • partnerships with hotels, language companies, and cultural organizations;
  • collaborations with language influencers and creators.

This position is ideal for someone who loves exploring new cultures, discovering new foods, learning languages, and creating inspiring content for online audiences.

Main Responsibilities

Content Creation & Storytelling

  • Create engaging content for social media platforms (Instagram, TikTok, YouTube Shorts, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and other platforms).
  • Produce videos, reels, photos, captions, and storytelling content about:
    • African languages;
    • language learning tips;
    • African food and recipes;
    • cultural traditions;
    • travel experiences.
  • Develop creative campaigns to increase awareness of LanguAfrica programs and cultural initiatives.
  • Interview language teachers, cultural experts, travelers, and community members.

Brand Partnerships & Influencer Outreach

  • Support the development of partnerships with:
    • luxury hotels interested in cultural experiences;
    • language learning companies;
    • travel companies;
    • cultural organizations;
    • language influencers and content creators.
  • Research potential brand collaborations aligned with MICRO and LanguAfrica’s mission.
  • Assist with partnership communication and promotional campaigns.

Social Media Strategy

  • Help develop social media calendars and content strategies.
  • Analyze engagement and identify opportunities to grow our online community.
  • Adapt content for English and French-speaking audiences.
  • Support promotional campaigns for courses, books, events, and cultural workshops.

Qualifications

The ideal candidate:

  • Has strong written and spoken English and French skills.
  • Is creative, curious, and passionate about storytelling.
  • Loves travel, discovering new cultures, tasting new foods, and learning languages.
  • Has an interest in African cultures, languages, and global communities.
  • Is comfortable creating videos and digital content.
  • Has strong communication skills and attention to detail.
  • Is organized and able to work independently.

Preferred Skills

  • Experience with Canva, CapCut, Adobe tools, or other content creation platforms.
  • Experience managing social media accounts.
  • Knowledge of photography, video editing, or storytelling.
  • Interest in travel, food, hospitality, languages, or cultural tourism.
  • Experience working with influencers or online communities is an asset.

Learning Opportunities

During this internship, the student will gain practical experience in:

  • International partnership development.
  • Cultural diplomacy and intercultural communication.
  • Multilingual communications.
  • Media and community outreach.
  • Event planning and promotion.
  • Non-profit project development.
  • Promoting African languages and cultural heritage internationally.

Compensation and Expenses

This is an unpaid internship opportunity designed to provide valuable professional experience in international cultural promotion and communications.

MICRO/LanguAfrica will cover approved expenses related to organizational activities, including:

  • local transportation for required activities;
  • travel expenses related to approved missions or events;
  • other eligible displacement costs according to organizational guidelines.

We welcome students who are passionate about creativity, cultural diversity, languages, food, travel, and connecting communities through digital storytelling.

Send your application to: 

 ee@glendon.yorku.ca 

Remote (70% remote work from home & 30% in-person activities in Toronto or travel opportunities related to organizational partnerships)

Travel and approved displacement expenses related to organizational activities will be covered by MICRO/LanguAfrica.

Schedule

September 2026 – December 2026

About MICRO and LanguAfrica

MICRO (Movement for the Inclusion of Racialized Communities of Ontario) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting inclusion, cultural heritage, education, and community empowerment.

Through LanguAfrica, MICRO promotes African languages and cultures through language courses, cultural workshops, conferences, books, and digital content. Our mission is to create connections between African cultures and global communities through languages, storytelling, food, and cultural experiences.

Position Overview

MICRO and LanguAfrica are seeking a motivated and culturally engaged Cultural Promotion and Communications Intern (French–Spanish) to support our outreach to Francophone and Spanish-speaking communities.

The intern will contribute to developing international partnerships, promoting African languages and cultures, supporting book promotion initiatives, and increasing the visibility of our programs among communities in Canada, France, and Latin America.

This internship is an excellent opportunity for students interested in international relations, communications, cultural diplomacy, education, languages, and community engagement.


Main Responsibilities

Partnership Development & Cultural Outreach

  • Develop partnerships with Alliance Française and Goethe-Institut branches across Latin America to promote workshops, conferences, children's books, and African language programs.
  • Build relationships with Afro-Latino organizations to create opportunities for cultural workshops, book promotion, and community engagement.
  • Identify collaboration opportunities with universities in Latin America to promote LanguAfrica's African language courses for Spanish-speaking learners.
  • Research potential partners including schools, libraries, cultural institutions, and community organizations.

Communications & Media Relations

  • Connect with Francophone and Spanish-language media outlets to promote MICRO and LanguAfrica initiatives.
  • Support the promotion of:
    • children's books;
    • African language courses;
    • cultural workshops;
    • conferences and community events.
  • Create and adapt communication materials in French and Spanish.
  • Assist with newsletters, social media content, and outreach campaigns.

Event Support

  • Support the organization and promotion of cultural events, online workshops, and community activities.
  • Assist with communication before, during, and after events.
  • Help engage participants and community partners.

Qualifications

The ideal candidate:

  • Has excellent written and spoken French and Spanish skills.
  • Can read Portuguese (Brazilian or European Portuguese) for research and communication purposes.
  • Has strong communication and interpersonal skills.
  • Is interested in African cultures, languages, education, and intercultural exchange.
  • Is organized, proactive, and comfortable working independently.
  • Has an interest or experience in communications, marketing, international relations, cultural studies, or community engagement.

Preferred Skills

  • Experience with social media and digital communication tools.
  • Experience writing articles, newsletters, or promotional content.
  • Experience working with multicultural communities.
  • Knowledge of Latin American and/or African cultural organizations is an asset.

Learning Opportunities

During this internship, the student will gain experience in:

  • Digital marketing and brand development.
  • Social media content strategy.
  • Influencer and partnership outreach.
  • Cultural storytelling and communication.
  • Multicultural marketing.
  • Content creation for international audiences.
  • Promoting languages and cultural experiences globally.

Compensation and Expenses

This is an unpaid internship opportunity designed to provide valuable professional experience in digital communications, cultural promotion, and international outreach.

MICRO/LanguAfrica will cover approved expenses related to organizational activities, including:

  • transportation for required activities;
  • travel expenses related to approved missions or events;
  • other eligible displacement costs according to organizational guidelines.

We welcome students who are passionate about creativity, cultural diversity, languages, food, travel, and connecting communities through digital storytelling.

Send your application to: 

 ee@glendon.yorku.ca 

Location

Remote


Placement Overview

Semper8 team is looking to take on a determined, outgoing, responsible and digitally savvy Community Creation & Marketing Analyst academic intern. T


Responsabilities

Community Creation:
o Create, curate and/or initiate community engagement and interest;
o Promote and/or foster user adoption of products;
o Asking peers to sign up for a wait list / interest list or to download products;
o Conducting presentations to promote the product (e.g. speaking in classes);
o Contacting student organizations, publications, etc.;
o Provide feedback/insight on early usability and documentation of the platform.

Marketing:
o Devise and implement marketing strategies for Semper8 content and projects;
o Create content: web design, visual design, writing articles, graphic design, social
media posts, video, Generative AI;
o Work with Semper8 project’s visual identity which may include online,
presentations, graphics, audio and/or video;
o Update Semper8’s and/or project(s)’ social networks, building online momentum
and a substantial following for associated content.

Other:
o Assist in drafting PowerPoint presentations regarding various Semper8 projects;
and conduct certain industry, company, contact and trend research and analysis


How to Apply

Please send your portfolio and any relevant project samples. Selected candidates will be contacted for next steps.

Applications should be sent to ee@glendon.yorku.ca as soon as possible.

Office Location: 160 Dudley Avenue, Thornhill, Ontario L3T 2E6
Term: Fall, Winter, or Summer 2027
Follow Us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/tac-sports/posts/?feedView=all

Job Description:
The Afterschool Operations Intern supports the day-to-day coordination and delivery of TAC Sports’ after-school programs. This role provides hands-on experience in program coordination, youth programming, customer service, and teamwork within a fast-paced sports and education
environment.The intern will help ensure programs run smoothly, safely, and efficiently while creating a positive and engaging experience for participants. Through this role, you will contribute to TAC Sports’ mission of supporting youth development through sport, leadership,
and active learning.

Responsibilities:
● Assist with planning, organizing, and delivering daily after-school programs and activities.
● Support program logistics, including scheduling, attendance, materials preparation, setup, and tear-down.
● Help ensure programs are safe, organized, engaging, and run smoothly.
● Build positive relationships with students and families to create a welcoming program experience.
● Assist with coordinating events, activities, and special programming.
● Support event promotion through flyers, social media, and community outreach.
● Maintain accurate attendance records, feedback logs, incident reports, and other program documentation.
● Support communication and coordination between program staff, participants, and families.
● Participate in team meetings and contribute ideas to improve program delivery and participant experiences.
● Assist with program reporting, project tracking, and identifying opportunities for improvement.

Qualifications
● Currently enrolled in a post-secondary program in business, marketing, communications, or a related field.
● Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
● Organized, proactive, and able to manage multiple priorities.
● Positive, team-oriented attitude with a willingness to learn.
● Experience working with children or coaching is an asset.

How to apply: send your resume to ee@glendon.yorku.ca.

Office Location: 160 Dudley Avenue, Thornhill, Ontario L3T 2E6
Term: Fall, Winter, or Summer 2027
Follow Us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/tac-sports/posts/?feedView=all

Job Description:
TAC Sports Inc. is looking for a creative and motivated Communications and Marketing Intern to support our marketing and communications initiatives. This role provides hands-on experience in content creation, digital communications, event support, and community outreach,
giving students the opportunity to develop their skills and build their portfolio while contributing to a growing youth-focused organization.

Responsibilities:
● Assist with planning and executing marketing and communications campaigns.
● Create and edit content for social media, newsletters, blogs, and promotional materials.
● Support website updates, social media engagement, and consistent brand messaging.
● Assist with planning, promoting, and coordinating events and community programs.
● Provide on-site support during events and help with post-event recaps.
● Conduct basic market and competitor research to identify trends and opportunities.
● Maintain project records, media lists, and other marketing documentation.
● Track campaign performance and contribute ideas to improve outreach and brand awareness.
● Work with team members and Directors to support marketing goals and initiatives.

Qualifications
● Enrolled in a post-secondary program in Communications, Marketing, PR, Business, or a related field.
● Strong written and verbal communication skills.
● Proficient in Microsoft Office, social media platforms, and basic website management.
● Experience working with children or coaching is an asset.

How to apply: Send your resume to ee@glendon.yorku.ca.

Work environment:

The Institute of Public Administration of Canada (IPAC) is Canada’s leading professional organization supporting excellence in the country’s public sector. With 18 regional groups across the nation, members include public servants from all levels of government—federal, provincial, municipal, regional, and Indigenous—academics, and many others involved in public administration. IPAC is an equal-opportunity employer.

Job description:

The IPAC Public Policy Intern position is an opportunity for a graduate student or recent graduate in public administration, communications, sociology, political science or a

related discipline to gain practical experience learning how governments in Canada work and developing programs to enhance public administration from coast to coast to coast.

The Intern would work under the guidance of the CEO, to help support IPAC’s mission of enhancing public administration.

Duties would include:

Correspondence

  • Curriculum development
  • Research and policy analysis
  • Program and event support
  • Contributing articles for the IPAC newsletter
  • Support of the annual awards program
  • Outreach and liaison with regions, members, and the public.

 Competencies:

  • Critical thinking
  • Ability to analyze and synthesize complex ideas
  • Research skills
  • Excellent oral and written communications
  • Strong interpersonal skills
  • Exceptional capacity for collaboration and innovation
  • Understanding of and commitment to equity, inclusion, and diversity.

Term of Employment:

The term of employment would be approximately four months, full-time. This is a paid,

virtually-based position for 37.5 hours per week full-time.  Occasional travel may be

requested (not required) by IPAC.

Compensation:

Hourly rate is $26 per hour. 

This placement is funded to prioritize and support youth facing barriers to employment. 

We welcome and encourage applications from women, Indigenous youth, youth with

disabilities, racialized youth, those from rural and remote communities and 2SLGBTQI+

youth.

Please submit your application to Suzanne Patterson by email at spatterson@ipac.ca and include in Cc ee@glendon.yorku.ca.    

Only those considered for interviews will be contacted.

Location:

Online

Schedule:

Tuesdays: 4:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Thursdays: 4:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.


About the Opportunity:

The Virtual Tutoring Placement Student will support the Youth Justice Services Department at West Scarborough Neighbourhood Community Centre by providing virtual academic tutoring and mentorship to youth participating in our programs. The student will work one-on-one with youth to support their academic development, strengthen study and organizational skills, and encourage positive educational outcomes.


Responsabilities:
  • Provide individual virtual tutoring and academic support to youth in areas such as reading, writing, mathematics, study skills, and other identified academic needs.
  • Develop positive and professional relationships with youth while maintaining appropriate boundaries and confidentiality.
  • Conduct an initial assessment of the youth’s academic needs, learning goals, strengths, challenges, and areas requiring additional support.
  • Develop individualized tutoring plans in consultation with YJS staff and the youth.
  • Prepare engaging virtual tutoring sessions that are appropriate to the youth’s age, grade level, learning style, and academic needs.
  • Assist youth with homework, assignments, projects, exam preparation, research, and general study skills.
  • Support youth in developing organizational skills, time management, goal-setting, and effective learning strategies.
  • Encourage youth to take responsibility for their education and develop greater confidence and independence as learners.
  • Communicate regularly with the YJS team regarding attendance, engagement, academic progress, and any concerns that may affect the youth’s participation or success.
  • Participate in case conferences, team meetings, supervision, and placement-related meetings as required.

Placement Schedule

The Virtual Tutoring Placement Student will be scheduled for virtual tutoring sessions during the following hours:

· Tuesdays: 4:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

· Thursdays: 4:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

The student is expected to be available and prepared for the full scheduled placement hours. Scheduling may be adjusted in consultation with the placement supervisor and based on the needs of participating youth.


Technology Requirements

The Virtual Tutoring Placement Student must have access to:

· A reliable, working computer or laptop.

· A stable and reliable internet connection.

· A functioning camera/webcam.

· A functioning microphone and audio/speakers.

· A quiet and appropriate environment suitable for conducting virtual tutoring sessions.

· The required virtual meeting platform and any other software necessary to participate in tutoring sessions.

The student is responsible for ensuring that their computer, camera, audio, and internet connection are working properly before each scheduled tutoring session.

Send your application to: 

 ee@glendon.yorku.ca 

Deadline to apply: 

ASAP