Federal Internship for Newcomers Program: Register

Register with a FIN partner

Before you apply, you must register in person with a Federal Internship for Newcomers (FIN)-partner immigrant-serving organization (ISO). The ISO will:

• assess your
  • core eligibility
  • language skills
  • job readiness
• refer you to information sessions
• advise you on credential assessment
• give you more information on how to apply

Register with your ISO as far ahead of the deadline as possible, and no later than April 18, 2024, to make sure there is time for a full assessment.

Even if you applied to the FIN before, you must make sure that

• you're registered with an ISO
• your files are active, complete and up to date
• your employment counselor is aware of your intent to apply

You must complete this step. We'll contact the ISO to make sure that you've successfully gone through this process.

Immigrant-serving organization partners

Contact a partner ISO to register.

Ottawa/Gatineau

• World Skills Employment Centre (for Ottawa residents)
• Service Integration Travail Outaouais (for Gatineau residents)

Moncton

• Multicultural Association of the Greater Moncton Area

Fredericton

• Multicultural Association of Fredericton

Halifax

• ISANS

St. John's, NL

• Association for New Canadians: AXIS Employment Services

The Greater Toronto Area (GTA)

• ACCES Employment Services
• COSTI Immigrant Services
• Humber College
• Job Skills
• JVS
• Skills for Change

Victoria

• Inter-Cultural Association of Greater Victoria

National

• World University Service of Canada (WUSC), for graduates of the Student Refugee Program only.