Internship Description
Mechanical engineering placements are available to engineering interns who have completed their second year of studies. You will be able to use your skills to work with a manufacturer, you will gain exposure to CNC machines, you will work on design, research, and in all cases, do hands on work. Past interns have worked retrofiting electric cars, designed ship systems, and done r&d on green technologies.
How to Apply
Mechanical engineering placements are available year round. To join a mechanical engineering internship, you must be a participant in one of our three core programs.
Student Internship Program
If you are from Canada or the United States, the Student Internship Program is for you. In the SIP you will receive a guaranteed internship placement in Vancouver or Toronto. Our Student Services staff will assist you with resume and interview preparation, internship counseling, and placement. Optional services include accommodation, insurance, and events.
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International Experience Canada Internship Program
The International Experience Canada program is designed for students from the European Union who qualify for International Experience Canada class visas. Students in this program are guaranteed a professional internship placement. They also receive CV and interview preparation, internship counseling, airport pick up, accommodation, and on going in country support.
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Work and Study Program
The best option, for students from non-English speaking countries, the Work and Study Program combines a period of English (ESL) studies with an internship, casual work placement, or career development placement.
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