Co-op and internship jobs in New Brunswick

As of October 31, 2026, YesJob lists 2 open co-op and internship postings for this search, from 2 employers. Every posting is read directly from the employer's own careers site or hiring system (Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, iCIMS and others) and checked again every few hours; closed postings are removed.

50% are remote and 0% hybrid; the rest are on site.

None of these postings states a work authorization requirement.

1 are labelled co-op and 1 internship (some both); employers use the two words for the same kind of student work term.

Employers with the most openings here: Enterprise Mobility (1), Innomar Strategies (1).

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Enterprise Mobility (1), Innomar Strategies (1)

Newest postings

  1. Bilingual Seasonal Associate / Student / Coop Position
    Innomar Strategies · Remote, ON
    • Co-op
    • Full-time
    • Remote from Canada
    • Work permit not stated
  2. Management Trainee Summer Internship - 2027
    Enterprise Mobility · Moncton, NB, Canada
    • Internship
    • Temporary
    • Work permit not stated
    • $22.23 CAD/hr

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Questions

What is the difference between co-op and internship?
In Canada a co-op is a paid work term that is part of a school program (usually 4, 8 or 12 months); internship is the word many employers, especially US ones, use for the same kind of student job. YesJob shows both together.
When should I apply for a co-op term?
Usually 3 to 6 months before it starts: Winter terms (January to April) are hired in the fall, Summer terms (May to August) in winter and early spring, Fall terms (September to December) in late spring and summer.
Do I need to be enrolled in a co-op program?
Many postings require current enrolment in a post-secondary program and some require a school co-op program. Read the requirements on the employer's page.
Can international students apply?
International students usually need a co-op work permit for a required co-op term. Postings that say citizens or permanent residents only are tagged; most postings do not say.

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