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The opportunities presented here provided at no cost to the participant. Learners are encouraged to use this as information only and will need to initiate further research to determine if the opportunity is right for them.
This FREE career exploration and preparation program helps you explore career options in trades and technology and provides you with supports to help you succeed. This free program is intended to serve as a bridge to other post-secondary programs – upon completion, you’re:
Ready to make informed decisions about your future career
Eligible to enroll in a School of Trades and Transportation program
Eligible to enroll in a technology program in our School of Technology and Environment
Program starts in January, 2025
As a 17 to 21 year old student in Achieve, you make choices to prepare yourself for life after high school by focusing on being well, taking part in your community and linking your interests to future learning and career options.
NPower Canada is a national employment program that provides participants with free in-demand digital and professional skills training, and connects them to new and rewarding career opportunities with some of Canada’s largest employers.
At Edge, we provide youth outreach, mental wellness support, hands-on employment skill building and
job seeking guidance.
Our program was created for youth, by youth, and we aim to inspire our clients to take the lead, challenge themselves, learn, set goals and have lots of fun building great relationships
along the way.
Our space in Kentville is designed to feel like a second home, where the coffee is always on and the fridge and cupboards are stocked.
It is a bursary to provide individuals from underrepresented and underserved communities with opportunities to receive certifications, training or the equipment needed to gain employment in the clean energy sector. The bursary should be used to fund the final piece in an individual's employment journey and can be used for participation in existing training programs put on by educational institutions (i.e., NSCC), specialized training centres (i.e., Safety Services Nova Scotia), or other reputable organizations (subject to approval).
Click on the title to find out more and to apply.
All micro credentials currently offered at NSCC are tuition free because they are part of Quick Train Canada, a fully-funded training program to provide workers with new skills needed to support a clean economy. They're powered by Canadian Colleges for a Resilient Recovery (C2R2) and funded by the Government of Canada’s Sectoral Workforce Solutions Program.
has career development professionals available to work beside you as you step out of high school into a meaningful career pathway. We have over 50 service centers across the province.
If you are within 3 months of graduating high school, get in touch!
Connect with your school's Nova Scotia Works School Liaison or contact a Nova Scotia Works Center in your area to learn more.
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