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International Youth Internship Program (IYIP) — Liberia & Ghana Future Cohorts 2026–2028

An ongoing application route for future cohorts of the Global Affairs Canada-funded International Youth Internship Program, placing eligible Canadian youth into community-based research and development internships in Liberia or Gh...

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Overview

An ongoing application route for future cohorts of the Global Affairs Canada-funded International Youth Internship Program, placing eligible Canadian youth into community-based research and development internships in Liberia or Ghana.

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The current application form for Cohort 5 onwards describes a seven-month participation cycle consisting of a one-month onboarding period, a three-month international placement, two weeks of Reintegration Training, and three months of Public and Alumni Engagement. Placement work includes community-based research, outreach, education support, data collection and collaboration with local partners. The main programme page says future cohorts remain open on an ongoing basis after the September 7 Cohort 5 cutoff.

Eligibility requirements

Applicants must be 18–30 at the date of travel, be Canadian citizens or permanent residents, hold a passport with at least six months of validity at travel, and be willing to commit to the full programme. Priority is given to equity-deserving groups, including applicants of Black African descent, Indigenous communities, racialized minorities, people with disabilities, low-income backgrounds and other marginalized communities. Prior university study or work experience is not required by the programme page.

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Verification notes

Official organizer page and its live Cohort 5-onwards application form verified on 2026-09-08. The September 7, 2026 Cohort 5 cutoff has passed, but both sources explicitly state that applications for future cohorts remain available on an ongoing basis, so no future-cohort deadline was invented. The current application form's timing is used where it differs from older general programme wording.

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