Child and Youth Provincial Student - Exceptional Case Planning

FUTURE GNB EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING OPPORTUNITY

FGNB 346 - Child and Youth Provincial Student - Exceptional Case Planning
Internship Placement for Winter 2027 Term
Application Deadline: November 15, 2026

Location: 551 King Street, Fredericton, NB; hybrid or remote options available (province-wide)

Number of placements: 1

Salary: $18 /hour

Hours per week: Full-time co-op (36.25 hrs/week) or Part-time (20 hrs/week, flexible)

Placement Duration: January - April 2027

Department: Social Development: Child and Youth Well-Being Branch

Placement Description:

The student will join the Child and Youth Well-Being Branch to support applied research focused on exceptional case planning for children and youth across New Brunswick. Working closely with the Provincial Consultant and project team, the student will help gather, organize, and analyze data, review relevant research and practices, and interpret findings to inform case planning approaches.

The student will be responsible for preparing clear summaries and reports that communicate findings to branch staff and decision-makers. This placement is well suited to a student interested in child and youth services, social work, or policy research who wants to see how evidence informs program and practice decisions in government.

This role offers an opportunity for skills development and hands-on experience in applied research, data analysis, and the child and youth well-being sector.

Need to have:

• Language requirement: Bilingual (English and French)
• Currently enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program in Arts, Social Work, or a related field e.g., Bachelor in Arts (BA), Bachelor in Social Work (BSW), Master's in Arts (MA), Master's in Social Work (MSW)
• Strong research, data analysis, and critical-thinking skills
• Experience with Excel and/or statistical software
• Ability to organize, analyze, interpret, and clearly communicate findings

Nice to have:

• Experience with statistical software such as SPSS, R, or similar
• Interest in child and youth well-being, social services, or social policy
• Prior research experience through coursework, work, or volunteer roles
• Ability to work independently in a hybrid or remote setting

Providing a safe workplace for all. Your health & safety are important to us. GNB has implemented preventative measures across the organization to ensure your health & safety.

How to apply: Submit your application through our Future GNB Student Connector: Future GNB Student Connector - Student Pool - Winter 2027