The Gung Ho Employment Co-operative is seeking a dynamic entrepreneurial person who is interested in a six month community development project. This position is provided through the Canadian CED Network's CreateAction program, funded by Human Resources and Skills Development Canada.
The person must meet the following criteria.
Futures in Newfoundland and Labrador’s youth (FINALY!) is a provincial, dynamic and youth-driven organization that empowers youth to be active participants in decision making and implementation within their communities and the province. It is our goal, through youth development and an involvement in social and economic issues, to provide an opportunity for youth to build a viable future in Newfoundland and Labrador. In partnership with the Canadian CED Network through the CreateAction program, FINALY!
The Musquodoboit Harbour Ratepayers’ & Residents’ Association is seeking a Community Economic Development intern to work from October 4, 2010 to March 18, 2011 on developing a strategy to achieve the economic and environmental goals laid out in the Community Visioning statement. The intern will conduct research, support volunteers, and assist in the drafting of strategic planning documents and concrete action plans.
This internship is a part of CreateAction, a program of the Canadian CED Network funded by Human Resources and Skills Development Canada.
The Straits-St. Barbe Chronic Care Corp. in partnership with Human Resources and Skills Development Canada as part of the CED Work Experience Program, CreateAction. The 6-month program is designed to assist post-graduate youth make the transition into the world of work.
We are seeking a post-secondary college or university graduate, who is between the ages of 15 and 30; not presently receiving Employment Insurance Benefits and is under-employed or unemployed. For additional criteria, please contact the undersigned.
Responsibilities:
Business is Jammin’-Youth Coordinator
Business is Jammin’ is a youth initiative strategy of the Black Business Initiative. The goal of Business is Jammin’ is to introduce black youth to entrepreneurship as a viable career option while simultaneously instilling business skills that will enable them to broaden and develop their future career goals, in addition to making BIJ a place “where innovative ideas meet potential for successful black youth development”.
The Food Connections Project is focused on rebuilding the necessary skills we need to fully enjoy the food that is grown here. This project aims to increase our abilities to cook seasonally; to can, freeze, and store food for the winter; to take advantage of win-win relationships between farmers and consumers; to celebrate and enjoy our harvest. We are hiring an intern who will work closely with the Food Connections Project Coordinator to develop and deliver these Food Action Committee programs.
The Food Connector’s duties include:
