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re scientists will
internship progr
he Agri -Food Science
Horizons Program -
designed to .help young.
scientists gain necessary techni-
cal expertise, practical experi-
ence and expert mentoring from
leading agri-food sector
:researchers - was launched
recently by Ralph Goodale,
Minister of Agriculture and
Agri -Food Canada'(AAFC).
The program is being Spon,
-sored by AAFC as a component=
of the' recently announced
Youth Employment Strategy of
the Government of Canada. It
will focus on developing the.
skills. Canada's future- scientists
and veterinarians will need' to
secure meaningful employment,
Agri -Food Science Horizons
will target youth inundergradu-
ate, graduate and post -.graduate
science -related. and veterinary
disciplines 'to prepare a new
-generation of scientists to take
over -.the ,reins from Canada's,
• present contingent of senior sci-
entists, . ,
Between 140. and' 200 intern
ships,lasting approximately one
year, will beoffered to students.
over the next two years.. The
initiative will be administered
through AAFC's 18 national
research centres as well as
seven regional` AAFC Food
Production and Inspection
.(FF&J) laboratories across the
country. It will be runin con-
junction with AAFC's
Matching Investment Initiative,
and as such will encourage
greater private sector invest-
. ment in scientific research and
development. . •
"In addition' to being a great
opportunity for Canadian. youth,
Science Horizons will benefit
Canada's agri-food industry by
giving it the opportunity to
invest in tomorrow's scientists
and veterinarians, in order to
• maintain the level of highly=
skilled scientists necessary to
retain; the strength, innovative-
ness and vision of the industry's
research programs," said
Goodale.
"The technological advance-
ments gained from this increase
in research and development
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activity will improve Canada's
international competitiveness in
the agricultural technology field
and will increase trade opportu-
nities benefitting all areas of the
Canadian economy," Goodale
added.
The program will be indus-
try -led with sector members
responsible for submitting
research proposals and.provid-
ing matching funds tocover
project costs. The federal por-
tion of funding for the Science
Horizons Project foragriculture•.
..will amount to $2.4 million.
over the next two years as. con-
firmed in the 1997 Federal
Budget. Approximately $12,000
per participant' per year will be
available and will be matched
by theprivate sector for a total
annual investment per student
of $24,000.
, Students are. encouraged t6
post their resume on the
National ,Graduate Register at
http://ngr.schoolnet.ca. Fuijther
information can be• obtained by
calling the bilingual informal
tion line at 1=800-935-5555.
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