Let’s Talk Hiring: SWPP+ Wage Subsidy Funding Q&A Webinar

Camille Paultre

Event Host

SWPP+ Program Manager - FPSC

Camille Paultre orchestrates the national delivery of SWPP+ — a proven Food Processing Skills Canada program that connects employers with top student talent through Canada’s post-secondary institutions. Camille ensures funding effectively supports these critical partnerships, strengthening the industry's future workforce and student career development.

About this event

Ready to grow your team? Join Food Processing Skills Canada for a SWPP+ Information Session on wage subsidy funding for food and beverage manufacturers.

Whether you’re exploring hiring opportunities this fall or simply curious about how SWPP+ funding can support your business, this session is for you. As the delivery partner for the Government of Canada’s Student Work Placement Program, our team at Food Processing Skills Canada will walk you through ins and outs of funding.

Who Should Attend:

Employers in the food and beverage industry, HR professionals, hiring managers, and anyone interested in tapping into Canada’s emerging talent pool.
Post-Secondary Co-op Representatives needing more information on the SWPP+ Program and how this information can be shared with current employer partners in the food and beverage industry

This will be an open Q&A discussion. We encourage you to bring your questions and get the information you need to apply with confidence.

No question is too big or too small. Whether you’re wondering about eligibility, the application process, or how funding can support your organization ahead of the Fall 2026 term, we’re here to help. Our goal is to support your growth by connecting you with resources that make hiring easier and more affordable.

We look forward to connecting with you and exploring how we can support your student hiring.

At this event, you'll learn:

SWPP+ funding structure of up to $5,000 per student placement
The application process
Eligibility requirements
Best practices for finding eligible placements
The benefits of student hiring

Event Details

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Let’s Talk Hiring: SWPP+ Wage Subsidy Funding Q&A Webinar

Camille Paultre

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August 21, 2026 1:00 pm

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