Supervisors are mentors

Share your knowledge today. Shape the engineers of tomorrow.

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Understanding internship placements

Schulich Internships Students

The foundation for a great relationship

Our Internship Agreement is signed by both you, the supervisor, and your newly hired engineering intern. This mutual agreement forms the foundation for the professional relationship you will forge with one another. Each of your roles and responsibilities to one another during the course of the internship are clear and agreed on in advance.

Schulich Internship Student

Getting the work done

Through the development of a pre-prepared work plan, it will be easy to ensure you make the most of your internship position. By selecting a pre-screened Schulich engineering student, you are hiring from a chosen engineering discipline, gaining an individual with a strong work ethic, and providing real-world experience that will set them up for success.

Schulich Internship Student and Supervisor

Performance feedback

Through our simple-to-use performance feedback tool - Work Integrated Learning Outcomes - you can easily identify areas of strength and growth for your intern. Performance feedback reviews are done each term, every four months. Our internship career specialists are always available to support you in the evaluation process.


Employer responsibilities

Create and post a job description for the position you have available on Elevate.

Prepare a work plan for your intern’s arrival.

Feedback is beneficial and crucial for interns to succeed in their future careers. 

Meet our Schulich supervisors of merit

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Supervisors of Merit | Nomination Criteria

The Engineering Career Centre invites students to acknowledge outstanding supervisors. Nominees are considered "Supervisors of Merit" and receive recognition at our annual event. 

If you feel your supervisor has played a significant role in your internship success, consider recognizing them as through our recognition form. We ask you to provide a description of how your supervisor has contributed to your career development (maximum 1 page in length). Include examples of how they have mentored and helped you develop key skills/attributes such as:

  • Establish new solutions/processes within your team/organization
  • Technical competency beyond your expectations
  • Leadership and excellence within the internship experience
  • Interdisciplinary teamwork
  • Business acuity