There’s a lot of planning that goes into travelling and working abroad. That’s why many participants choose to use a recognized organization (not-for-profit organization or private business) that offers services to facilitate their international travel and work plans.
The following recognized organizations provide:
Please note that not all organizations’ websites are in both English and French. Fees vary.
| Organization | Experience | Geared To |
|---|---|---|
AIESEC | Student-run organization that provides opportunities to live and work abroad; areas include management, information technology, education and development | Students and Recent Graduates |
ChantiersJeunesse available in french only | Organization focused on various volunteer projects | Individuals and/or groups, ages 18-35 |
Canadian Host Family Association, CHFA, in collaboration with Communicating for Agriculture Education Programs (CAEP) | Work abroad opportunities in agriculture, horticulture and home management | Young adults |
IRE | International placements in the fields of agriculture, horticulture, equine activities and oenology | Young adults |
MCC-IVEP | Program geared toward development and assistance to developing nations in areas such as education, health, agriculture, peace and justice, relief work and job creation | Ages 18-30 |
| Organization | Experience | Geared To |
|---|---|---|
SWAP Working Holidays | International working holiday with a welcome orientation at your destination. | Students and young adults |
Working holiday program with pre- and post-arrival job search assistance in primarily the tourism and hospitality industries International internship program with career-related placements. Wildlife and conservation volunteer projects. | Young adults |
Interested in becoming an IEC Recognized Organisation? Soon we will post right here on this page the necessary criteria and how to apply. Stay tuned.