CSIRO and the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) are helping businesses in WA’s food and beverage sector connect with the state’s top STEM students to undertake business-driven projects through the WA Food Industry Education Collaboration Program (WAFEC).

Through the WAFEC program your business could:

• Gain skilled interns to work on STEM-focused projects
• Receive expert support to scope a STEM project (if needed)
• Access a fully facilitated recruitment process, with a shortlist of top candidates
• Receive $2500 per student upon completion of the internship project
• Secure additional funding (up to $2500) for student travel if they’re working remotely for a regional business

Why join the info session?

Discover how the program works, the benefits of participating, and what it takes to be eligible. Plus, get your questions answered during the live Q&A.