Move critical work forward — without stretching your team
Why employers are using it:
✔ Up to $5,000 per student to offset costs
✔ Access to post-secondary talent with in-demand skills
✔ Support to make hiring simple
Get the help you need now—while building future talent for your business.
Here’s what that looks like in practice:
TFI International Inc. hired Matthew and Jaden through THRC’s Career ExpressWay Program.
TFI International says: “We are able to invest in young talent while helping students develop skills that align with the real needs of our company. »
Matthew, a software engineering student from McMaster University says: « It has been amazing learning about the ways my code helps automate processes in data analytics, HR, and logistics. This is one of the most important junctions in the foundation for my ongoing career. »
Jaden, a software engineering student at McMaster University says: « This has been a fantastic opportunity to apply my academic knowledge to real-world challenges in a professional workplace. I’ve learned an immense amount through hands-on projects, which has significantly improved my skills and given me a clear, confident path for my future career. »
Move critical work forward—and build your future workforce.
Find out more about the Student Work Placement Program, funded by the Government of Canada.
Polaris Transportation hired Ivraj through THRC’s Career ExpressWay Program.
Polaris says, “The THRC Student Work Placement program helps identify and develop emerging talent who may become future hires and part of the transportation and logistics industry. The program offers financial support through subsidies, making it a mutually beneficial initiative for both students and our organization. »
Ivraj, an accounting and finance student at Toronto Metropolitan University says, “I’m gaining hands industry experience doing order entry and customer service with Polaris Transportation Group and developing practical skills in a professional setting.”
Move critical work forward—and build your future workforce.
Find out more about the Student Work Placement Program.
Funded by the Government of Canada’s Student Work Placement Program.
