Internships
International Internships
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- Where and when are International Internships available?
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NOTE: An information session on international clinical education at ICDR sites is held each Fall.
For more information, please contact icdr.info@utoronto.ca
Student Reflections
Jordan, Fieldwork 2 Student, Fall 2023 Trinidad:
My favorite memory of my time at the Immortelle Centre in Trinidad was organizing and participating in the sensory day for the students. It was a unique and enriching experience to see the students engage with the different sensory stations we set up. Witnessing their joy and curiosity as they explored the various textures, smells, tastes, sounds, and sights was truly unforgettable. It was a reminder of the importance of creating inclusive and stimulating environments for individuals with disabilities to participate and thrive. It was a day filled with learning, growth, and most importantly, a lot of fun for everyone involved!

Emma, Fieldwork Year 2 Student, Fall 2023 Trinidad:
One of my favourite memories of my time at the Immortelle Center was the Christmas play. Watching the students work so hard on their individualized roles during our time there was really inspiring. The progression and growth each student displayed were nothing short of amazing! Being involved in supporting the students and contributing to their growth in their roles, such as refining their jumping skills and boosting their confidence, added an extra layer of enjoyment to the experience!

Charlotte, Madison, & Jill, Fieldwork Year 3 Student, Spring 2023 Trinidad:
Our experience in Trinidad will always hold a special place in our memories. The students, staff, and parents at Immortelle were all a joy to work with and welcomed us so warmly into their incredible school. Some of the highlights of our experience include building connections with each of the students and exploring their strengths with them. We also had so much fun blending our passions with OT practice in our student led projects. We are hopeful that Immortelle keeps on dancing! Each of our learning was enriched by the opportunity to collaborate with the teachers at Immortelle, our preceptors, and one another on creative therapeutic approaches. We will continue to reflect on our experiences at Immortelle and use what we have learned to guide us in our future careers. In addition to missing the wonderful school and people who are a part of Immortelle, we also miss exploring the vibrant island, hiking Lady Chancellor Hill, and the endless beach days.
Interested in learning about what other OT, PT, and SLP students have to say about their internship experiences in other locations? Click here!