Open to full-time high school, CEGEP, college or university students who are returning to full-time studies the next academic year * Must meet the minimum age requirement in PEI

Varies by course

Students legally entitled to work in Canada who are:

-A Grade 12 student who will be graduating and entering a post-secondary health care program in the fall OR
-A post-secondary student currently enrolled in a health related program who is returning to school in the fall to study the same program OR
-A graduating post-secondary student who will be returning to school to study another health care program

To apply for work in public health care/Health PEI facilities, applicants must:
-Be legally entitled to work in Canada
-Be returning to their nursing program in the upcoming academic year
-Have successfully completed 3 our of 4 years of a 4-year nursing program

Must be of indigenous ancestry

Adults with intellectual disabilities and/or dual disabilities living in Kings County

Women ages 22-45 years (some flexibility) who:
-Have limited attachment to the workforce, lack confidence, limited education, intergenerational poverty, addiction issues, abuse, family violence, mental and physical healthy challenges, lone parents, and/or limited supports
-Who face barriers in employment and/or career advancement
-Have a desire and aptitude to work and increase their employability on PEI
-Who have lived on PEI for at least 3 months and are either Canadian citizens or permanent residents
-Who are on EI, are working 20 hours per week or less, are on social assistance or have no income
-Who can commit to full-time programming

Open to anyone who feels they are underemployed

Ages 18 years and older

Ages 18 years and older