B.C. Youth in Manufacturing Initiative
EMC - Excellence in Manufacturing Consortium
Overview
Manufacturers could get a financial subsidy of up to $3,500 for each youth work placement to offset the cost of onboarding, on-the-job training and wage costs.
At a glance
| Categories | wage subsidy |
|---|---|
| Funding | $3,500 |
| Status | Accepting applications |
| Region | BC |
| Sectors | general |
Eligibility and requirements
Money Maximum: $3,500 per placement if not in high school, enrolled in post-secondary education or training Maximum: $2,500 for participants in high school You Operate in British Columbia Must be part of the manufacturing sector (NAICS 31-33) Onboard participants in a paid placement and ensure all safety and insurance requirements are in place. Use this to Supports short-term skills training Mentorship training for one current employee Offer work experience to young workers aged from 16 to 21 years Provide many career opportunities in the manufacturing sector
How Mona Studio helps business owners use this program
B.C. Youth in Manufacturing Initiative is one of many Canadian funding options listed in our grant finder. Mona Studio helps general teams translate program requirements into a practical workflow or AI adoption scope for leadership review, grant writers, and lenders. We summarize eligibility and funding here for discovery — confirm all details on the official program website before applying.
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