Psychology Jobs in Canada

Now accepting applications! The Work & Travel Canada - Young Professional program offers a work permit to U.S. citizens 18-35 for up to one year if you have a paid job offer in Canada related to your previous experience or study. InterExchange offers strong pre-departure support as you make your way through your work permit application and prepare to travel. Once in Canada you'll have support staff available to consult regarding logistics and more! Limited permits are available each year so please apply soon.

JENZA Work Canada is the ultimate way to earn and explore, with visa assistance, a pre-arranged job, and arrival support to sort all the bank details and nerdy tax stuff. The job bit... We include a 4 to 6-month seasonal job with one of our 20+ summer or ski season employers. Summer jobs start in April/May, while winter jobs are in November/December. Typical jobs include working as a lift attendant, server, cook, barista, retail assistant, or housekeeper – in locations like Whistler, Banff, Jasper, and more. Not a country fan? We also have year-round construction and hospitality jobs in the cities. The money bit... Expect to earn between CAD 16 and CAD 24/hour, with professional positions – such as ski instructors, chefs, and baristas – earning more. Most of our employers provide subsidized staff housing, lift passes, and rentals, so it’s a great way to stay social, save your salary, and work on your skills. The visa bit... You must be eligible for an IEC working holiday visa and between 18 and 30 or 35 years old (depending on your nationality) to work in Canada, doing casual or career work for 1-2 years (again, depending on your nationality).