Internships

The National Assembly offers internships to:

• full-time students in a program of study that includes one or more on-the-job training sessions
• people preparing for a profession which requires membership in a professional order (e.g., law)
• students enrolled at a secondary school, college or university recognized by the Ministère de l'Éducation, du Loisir et du Sport
• students enrolled in a program of study recognized outside Québec, provided they are domiciled in Québec
• Canadian citizens, permanent residents or, in the case of international internships, people who hold a work permit issued by Citizenship and Immigration Canada

The Assembly's 45 job classes cover many different fields including:

• administrative support (e.g., secretarial work)
• technical work (e.g., information technology)
• professional work (e.g., political science, international relations, law, library science)
• various trades (e.g., cabinet making)
• restaurant work (e.g., cooking)

Becoming an intern at the National Assembly means:

• Gaining practical experience in an environment where MNAs debate the public issues of the day and exercise their legislative and oversight roles
• Learning in a prestigious and dynamic institution that is steeped in history and home to Québec's policy-makers
• Putting your skills and abilities into practice
• Belonging to a professional, dynamic and dedicated team
• Taking part in a one-of-a-kind work experience and enhancing your academic credentials
• Getting a glimpse of what it's like to have a career in Québec's public service

If there are no internship openings that correspond to your profile, send us your CV specifying your field of study and the particulars regarding the internship you wish to undertake (dates, objectives, etc.). We will contact you if a suitable internship become available.

Internships Available

There are no internships currently available. Check our postings regulary.

Other Internships

Internships Offered by the Fondation Jean-Charles-Bonenfant

Each year, the Fondation offers five 10-month paid internships, worth $21,000, to recent Québec university graduates.

For the five interns, this means a unique experience at the very heart of Québec's political life. To become familiar with the workings of the National Assembly, each intern is paired alternately with a Government Member and an Opposition Member. Interns have the opportunity to participate in an exploratory mission outside Canada and must write an essay on a theme related to parliamentarianism. 

To learn more, click on Fondation Jean-Charles-Bonenfant.

The Page Program

Each year, under the page program, a dozen or so undergraduates from a variety of fields:

• participate in a paid internship
• gain valuable work experience
• familiarize themselves with Québec's parliamentary institutions

The program, which runs from August to June and involves 10 to 15 hours of work per week remunerated by the National Assembly, allows interns to earn six academic credits toward their B.A. During the internship, each intern must carry out a research project on an aspect of parliamentarianism.

To learn more, click on vidéo promotionnelle and telephone the Parliamentary Proceedings Directorate at 418-643-2793.