Young talent
High-impact careers
Rewarding opportunities for entry-level professionals and students.
You’ll be treated like a friend, coached, supported and trusted to make decisions.
You won’t have all the answers, and that’s okay. Just show up eager to learn, contribute and have fun.
Young professionals
Our Young Professionals Program is for Masters-level graduates and early-career professionals with 1 to 3 years of experience looking to become a management consultant.
You’ll work on complex projects alongside experts who will rely on your skills and insights.
How our program works:
- You’ll join our central consulting team, be trained and do hands-on work to support business development and project activities across our areas of expertise and markets.
- Young professionals graduating from our program move to a specialized team that meets both their career goals and our business priorities.
- Learn more about what entry-level or junior consultants do at CPCS or download the Young Professionals Program brochure.
Co-op and internships
CPCS accepts applications all year long.
Gain valuable work experience in your field while completing your studies.
You could join our corporate services team or one of our advisory groups.
Advisory
- Transportation advisory
- Power
- Public-private partnerships
- Infrastructure analytics
Corporate Services:
- Accounting and Finance
- Corporate Affairs
- Marketing and Communications
- Talent Management
Career opportunities
We’re always looking for emerging professionals, co-op students and interns.
Interested in joining our team, but not ready to apply or don’t see the right opportunity?
Still send your resume and cover letter to ypp@cpcs.ca to get discovered today!
Inside CPCS
Inclusive
workplace
Friendly
environment
Buddy system + mentorship program
Opportunities
to lead
Easy access to senior leaders and executives
Our stories
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