Chorus Aviation Sponsor-a-Student Opportunity

Open to full-time students enrolled in eligible programs at Akerley, Institute of Technology or Ivany campuses who will be graduating this spring.

Eligible programs include:

• Business Administration (all concentrations)
• Human Resource Management
• IT Generalist
• IT Systems Management and Security
• Tourism Hospitality

Students must demonstrate

• Commitment and interest in program and future career
• Good academic standing
• Applicants from all Equity-Deserving groups are encouraged to apply and self-identify. Preference will be given to African and Indigenous Nova Scotian applicants.

Payment details

• 50% ($750) of the funding will be issued upon selection
• The remaining 50% ($750) will be issued upon successful completion of a 5 week work term

Work integrated learning and/or post graduate work requirements

• Recipient must complete a 5 week work-term with the Sponsor

About the sponsor
Chorus’ vision is to deliver regional aviation to the world. Headquartered in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Chorus is an integrated provider of regional aviation solutions, including asset management services. Its principal subsidiaries are: Falko Regional Aircraft, the world’s largest aircraft lessor and asset manager focused solely on the regional aircraft leasing segment; Jazz Aviation, the sole provider of regional air services to Air Canada; and Voyageur Aviation, a provider of specialty air charter, aircraft modification, and parts provisioning services to regional aviation customers around the world. Together, Chorus’ subsidiaries provide support services that encompass every stage of a regional aircraft’s lifecycle, including: aircraft acquisition and leasing; aircraft refurbishment, engineering, modification, repurposing and transition; contract flying; aircraft and component maintenance, disassembly, and parts provisioning. Chorus Aviation is committed to Employment Equity: ensuring a representative and inclusive workforce. Applicants from all Equity-Deserving groups are encouraged to apply and self-identify.