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Funding Support

Ontario Tax Credit

The Ontario Co-operative Education Tax Credit helps employers offset the cost of hiring registered co-op students through a refundable tax credit (25-30% up to a maximum of $3,000 per placement).

Please contact hirecoop@yorku.ca to post your job for pre-approved, eligible students.

SWPP

Employers can access wage subsidies to support hiring post-secondary students in paid placements related to their field of study. Employers can access 50% of a student's wages, up to a maximum of $5,000 per placement.

Please contact hirecoop@yorku.ca to discuss your opportunity and ensure it's promoted to SWPP eligible students.

LA&PS Wage Subsidy Program

The Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies is excited to share a unique funding opportunity geared to non-profit organizations and social enterprise companies through the LA&PS Wage Subsidy Program. Funded by generous donors, including the lead donor Canada Life, this initiative allows for non-profit organizations to hire a LA&PS co-op student and provide meaning opportunities within the sector. Representing over 100+ academic programs, LA&PS co-op students offers diverse skill sets that can add value to any team!

Mitacs Business Strategy Internships (BSI)

Mitacs Business Strategy Internships (BSI) connects employers with post-secondary co-op students who can help tackle business challenges and drive innovation in areas such as operations, marketing, finance and process improvement. Through funding support from Mitacs BSI, organizations can access skilled talent to develop new strategies, improve services and advance innovation while providing meaningful work-integrated learning experiences. Mitacs matches employer contributions 1:1, bringing immediate cost savings to organizations. Please email Tammy Kim-Newman to learn how to partner on BSI funding at 91亚色.

Canada Summer Jobs

Canada Summer Jobs (CSJ) helps employers hire youth aged 15 to 30 through wage subsidies that offset the cost of creating quality summer employment opportunities. Eligible employers can receive funding to support student and youth hires, gain access to motivated talent and provide meaningful work experiences that help young people develop valuable career skills.