Call for applications: Dalhousie Winter 2018 Co-op Education Incentive
Winter 2018 Co-op Education Incentive (CEI) Funding Application Deadline: Sept. 15, 2017
The Cooperative Education Incentive (CEI) provides wage assistance to private sector, government-funded and non-profit organizations offering career-related work experiences for co-op students. Employers must pay a minimum of $15 per hour plus 4% vacation pay. CEI reimburses $7.50 per hour to a maximum of 40 hours per week. Employers participating in the Industrial Research Assistance Program and the Scientific Research & Experimental Development tax credit may be eligible to receive up to $10 per hour for positions offering the minimum hourly wage of $15 per hour or higher. HOW TO APPLY: Prior to submitting your application, you must first receive Co-op office approval of your job description and complete the other application requirements outlined on the CEI website. REMINDER: Winter 2018 applications must be submitted through LaMPPS: Please note that there can only be one centralized LaMPPS login per organization. If your organization has already been registered and you attempt to create a login, you will be directed to LAE to find out who the representative is within your organization so you can obtain the LaMPSS login information. DISCOVER OUR TALENT POOL MANAGEMENT CAREER SERVICES Contact: Ayse Dai-Gammon | ayse.gammon@dal.ca | 902.494.4583 Bachelor of Commerce Co-op 4-month work terms January to April
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- Managing People & Organizations
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Corporate Residency MBA 8-month internships January to August
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- Enterprise Analytics
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SCIENCE, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATION Contact:coopjobs@dal.ca | 902.494.6083 Science 4-month terms January to April
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Computer Science 4-month terms January to April
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Engineering 4 month terms * 4 or 8-month terms Jan. - Apr. | Jan. - Aug.
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