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BASF
7 hours ago
Internship
On-site
London, CA
$50,000 - $64,000 CAD yearly

BASF’s Agricultural Solutions team is looking for a bilingual summer sales intern to help shape the future of farming while building a solid base for your own career. This internship is run through Raise Recruiting, a third‑party agency that sources BASF interns, and it targets students who are currently enrolled in postsecondary programs and intend to return to school after the internship. If you’re studying agriculture or a related field and want hands‑on experience in sales, agronomy and customer relations, this could be a great fit.

The internship runs for four months during the summer of 2027, with a pay rate between $25 and $32 per hour. You can work in Ottawa or Cornwall, Ontario, or Montreal, Quebec, and the role is onsite, with travel within your assigned territory expected as you engage growers and BASF teams. The program is designed to help you build industry connections, gain practical skills and explore potential full‑time opportunities through BASF’s development pathways.

Joining BASF means joining a global company with a mission to support sustainable farming through a blend of seeds, crop protection, digital tools and responsible practices. The team values hands‑on learning, collaboration and a commitment to helping agriculture thrive, whether you’re in the lab, on the field, in the office or at a meeting with customers.

A day in the field with BASF's summer sales internship

On a typical day you’ll travel within your territory to meet growers, understand their needs and introduce BASF solutions that align with sustainable farming goals. You’ll help run field tours, participate in product demonstrations and support community events, all while learning how BASF products fit into different crop systems. You’ll take the lead on a field‑scale project to gain practical insights, and you’ll collaborate with BASF colleagues across teams to grow both the business and your own skill set. The experience will mix hands‑on activity with plenty of opportunities to observe and learn from experienced professionals who mentor you along the way.

Must‑have qualifications for the BASF bilingual sales internship

  • You’re currently enrolled in an agriculture or related degree program and plan to return to studies after the internship
  • You’re passionate about farming, sustainability and making a positive impact
  • You’re a strong communicator, you stay organized and you’re eager to learn
  • You hold a valid driver’s license and are willing to travel
  • You’re bilingual in French and English

Nice-to-haves are not listed in the posting, but the focus is on your readiness to engage with growers, collaborate with teams and pick up new knowledge quickly.

Pay, schedule and practical details

The internship is four months long in the summer of 2027, with compensation of $25 to $32 per hour. Location options include Ottawa or Cornwall (Ontario), or Montréal (Québec). You’ll travel within your assigned territory to connect with growers and participate in field activities and demonstrations. BASF hires interns through Raise Recruiting, and the availability of roles depends on business needs at BASF sites. Applications can be considered for multiple opportunities through March 31, 2027, and selected candidates will be contacted directly about summer employment possibilities.

Tips for applicants

Lead with your current enrollment in an agriculture or related program and your plan to return to studies after the internship when you update your resume.

Show how you’ll prove the must‑have skills by sharing concrete examples of clear communication, organized project work and a readiness to learn. Include any experiences where you coordinated activities, supported field events or collaborated across teams.

Get ready for interviews by framing stories around working with growers, performing field demonstrations or managing a small project. Be prepared to discuss how you would approach a field tour, a product demonstration or a real‑world agronomy challenge.

Ask a smart question about the development path, specifically how the internship could connect to BASF’s Professional Development Program and what full‑time opportunities might follow, if you’re selected.

Path to apply

Applications are processed through Raise Recruiting, BASF’s third‑party partner for this program. The posting notes a deadline of March 31, 2027, and candidates who are selected will be contacted directly about summer opportunities.