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About this opportunity

This 14-week internship program places trained analysts into Canadian impact-first organizations. Propel handles recruitment, payroll, and program management. Key features:

Internship dates: May 11 – August 14, 2026
Analysts work 35 hours/week, with 80% of time supporting host teams
Analysts are paid $22/hour + 11% MERCs, employed by Propel
Host organizations receive anti-bias recruitment support, weekly cohort sessions, and mentorship programming
83% of past host organizations retained their analysts post-internship

Who can apply

Host organizations must be Canada-based and impact-first (e.g., funds, incubators, think tanks, foundations)
Must designate a manager to support the analyst’s learning
Must commit to a high-quality, growth-oriented experience
Analysts are typically post-secondary students or early-career professionals trained in social financ

Propel ImpactInternship

Propel Impact Analyst Placement Program (Summer 2026)

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Opportunity type

Internship

Funding

Partially Funded

Location

Canada

Deadline

Archived

About this opportunity

This 14-week internship program places trained analysts into Canadian impact-first organizations. Propel handles recruitment, payroll, and program management. Key features:

Internship dates: May 11 – August 14, 2026
Analysts work 35 hours/week, with 80% of time supporting host teams
Analysts are paid $22/hour + 11% MERCs, employed by Propel
Host organizations receive anti-bias recruitment support, weekly cohort sessions, and mentorship programming
83% of past host organizations retained their analysts post-internship

Who can apply

Host organizations must be Canada-based and impact-first (e.g., funds, incubators, think tanks, foundations)
Must designate a manager to support the analyst’s learning
Must commit to a high-quality, growth-oriented experience
Analysts are typically post-secondary students or early-career professionals trained in social financ

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