George Brown College School of Fashion Studies currently has students who are seeking fashion internships. (Remote or In-field opportunities) Students from the following programs are ready to complete 160 or 280 hours with your company: FASHION MANAGEMENT (DIPLOMA) Students have taken courses in visual merchandising, accounting, economics, marketing, adobe illustrator, fabric analysis, as well as basic sewing. INTERNATIONAL FASHION MANAGEMENT (POST-GRADUATE) students have completed courses in International Economics, Trade and Business Law, Global Marketing and Logistics, Business Math, Statistics and Research Methods, Apparel Brand and Licensing Agreements, Project Management, Communication across Cultures and more.

Learners in the Computer Systems Technology Program are highly skilled in a variety of IT disciplines, including network security, cloud computing, infrastructure virtualization, database administration, and systems development. They have hands-on experience with Cisco Networking, VMware virtualization, and cloud solutions, and can design, implement, and manage secure, scalable computing systems. With real-world project experience, these learners are prepared to analyze, develop, and deliver IT solutions that meet complex organizational needs. Companies that work with our learners will receive tailored IT solutions aligned with their business needs, whether it involves designing network infrastructures, developing secure systems, or optimizing cloud environments. Learners will collaborate with companies to deliver well-researched, practical solutions based on industry best practices, providing value through technical innovation and problem-solving. C ompanies can expect high-quality deliverables, clear communication, and professionalism throughout the project lifecycle. Learner Capabilities: Designing and implementing secure network architectures, including VPNs, firewalls, and VoIP systems. Developing cloud-based solutions using virtualization technologies, ensuring scalable and secure deployments. Administering servers, including mail server configurations and security protocols. Managing database systems with a focus on optimization, maintenance, and scalability. Analyzing system requirements to troubleshoot and resolve hardware and network issues. Collaborating effectively in teams to manage project timelines, resources, and goals.

This is a Paid Internship / Co-Op. Employers interested in applying should provide compensation for the student - minimum $17.20/h per student (not financed by Level Up!). Please DO NOT APPLY if you cannot provide compensation. George Brown College’s Sport and Event Marketing graduate certificate program prepares postgraduate students with the strategic skills necessary for impactful careers in sports, arts, entertainment, and non-profit marketing. Our learners possess advanced knowledge in marketing best practices and are eager to apply their expertise to real-world challenges. As part of their curriculum, students must complete a work-integrated learning experience where they apply theoretical knowledge in practical settings. They seek to develop skills in creating integrated marketing plans, executing events, analyzing sponsorships, and presenting professional deliverables. By collaborating with your organization, learners gain valuable hands-on experience while providing fresh, innovative solutions to your marketing challenges.

George Brown College invites employers to collaborate with postgraduate learners from the Blockchain Development Program. This program equips learners with advanced skills in blockchain technology, including smart contract development, decentralized application design, and blockchain architecture. Learners are eager to apply their knowledge to real-world projects under the guidance of industry experts. Employers are expected to engage regularly with learners, provide project guidance, share necessary information, attend virtual presentations, and offer constructive feedback via the Riipen platform.