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CAREERS: The Next Generation – High School Internships

Run by CAREERS: The Next Generation

Who can apply: Any student registered at an Alberta school, generally from grade 10; placement arranged with a participating employer

Cost and deadline

THIS PROGRAM
Pays you
Alberta minimum wage or higher
DEADLINE No deadline, join any time

Checked against the provider's page in Aug 2026.

FORMAT
Dual credit and work experience
DURATION
75–125 hours per semester (extendable to 500 hours); part-time in the school year or full-time in summer
GRADES
Grades 10–12
LOCATION
Alberta-wide (employer work sites across the province)

Who can apply

Any student registered at an Alberta school, generally from grade 10; placement arranged with a participating employer

About this program

Paid internships that place high school students with Alberta employers in skilled trades, ICT, health, agriculture, forestry and energy. Students earn high school credits while working and can roll a placement into a Registered Apprenticeship. Free to students; start dates vary across the province.