Canadians: Work and travel abroad with International Experience Canada

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Explore the world, imagine the possibilities

Are you looking for your next adventure? Want to work and travel in some of the most beautiful locations in the world?

Imagine…

  •  taking your lunch break at the best ramen noodle house in Tokyo
  •  going on an early morning jog along the Emperor’s Canal in Amsterdam
  •  backpacking through the luscious rainforests of Costa Rica
  •  unwinding on the beaches of Australia after work

“It may be those who do most, dream most.”

Stephen Leacock

IEC gives you the opportunity to do just that. Our agreements with foreign countries and territories make it easier for you to get work permits with our partners. Work abroad to help fund the trip of a lifetime. Gain new skills, learn new languages, experience different cultures and explore places that you never thought you could.

Interested? Learn more about IEC or see how the application process works.

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Capture your moment

“Some people feel nervous or overwhelmed about the idea of living and working in another country, but it's actually less frightening than you think. So if you are interested, just go for it!”

Alysha-Rae, Internship
#IECGermany

“I would actually recommend it to anyone. Everyone has something to gain from such an international experience.”

Travais, Working Holiday
#IECUK

“I wanted to go somewhere where I could get a unique experience.”

Jennifer, Working Holiday
#IECAustralia

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