
Youth are a vital part of the region’s future workforce, and programs that build awareness of local industries and career opportunities are essential to supporting their success. Current initiatives include the IDEA Centre Moncton and Centre IDÉE, which offer high school students hands-on, project-based entrepreneurial learning experiences. Through mentorship, collaboration, and real-world challenges, students develop leadership, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills that prepare them for a constantly evolving professional environment.
While these programs provide a strong foundation, the goal is to expand opportunities by developing new initiatives and building partnerships with other organizations that support youth engagement and workforce participation.
We are proud to collaborate with partners such as Skills Canada, Youth Impact, Youth Quest, CCNB, NBCC, Anglophone School District East, Place aux compétences, Centres of Excellence, District scolaire francophone Sud, Crandall University, Oulton College, Mount Allison University, and Université de Moncton.
If your organization is interested in partnering with us to support youth and strengthen the regional workforce, we’d love to hear from you.

The IDEA Centre is a dynamic learning space open to Grade 11 and 12 students from any high school in the Southeast region. Participants engage in hands-on, project-based entrepreneurial learning that empowers them to tackle real-world challenges while developing essential skills in critical thinking, leadership, and problem-solving. Delivered through the Anglophone East School District, the program helps students take ownership of their learning and prepare for future opportunities.
The Centre IDÉE is a dynamic creative hub where Grade 11 and 12 students from the Francophone South School District (DSFS) engage in hands-on, project-based entrepreneurial learning. These experiences allow students to earn academic credits while tackling real-world challenges in entrepreneurship.
