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EmploymentWorks is a proven program that offers employment preparedness training and support, combined with job sampling and hands-on or simulated work experiences to autistic youth, adults and persons with disabilities. The program is designed for individuals who want to enter or return to the workforce, and who are willing to develop and practice the skills necessary to support employment success.
Employment Ontario provides the training, skills and experience Ontarians need to achieve their employment goals.
Employment Ontario provides the training, skills and experience Ontarians need to achieve their employment goals.
Employment Ontario connects people looking for work with employers looking for workers, and have locations across the province to help with job search and employment and training opportunities.
Job sustainability, outstanding pay, and work that's rewarding! That's what awaits you in a career in construction.
In an exciting and demanding work environment, the construction sector needs hard work, commitment, and provides higher than average pay.
This is all accompanied by the opportunity to progress for success in the industry. The construction industry offers you opportunities to work with your hands, designing physical structures/buildings and seeing your potential grow!
Check out the various careers available to you and discover the road to success in the construction industry.
You can filter the construction jobs based on educational requirements.
Search job boards here:
Use the tools on my blueprint to fill out surveys and search for jobs
Use the tools on my blueprint to fill out surveys and search for jobs
You can also use the templates to make Resumes and Cover Letters
You can also use the templates to make Resumes and Cover Letters
As a national non-profit, we use our network to connect four key areas of a career path: attraction, recruitment, retention, and advancement.
Our programs:
Inform YOUNG WOMEN about opportunities and planning their career path
NDC aims to bridge the information gap by exposing parents and youth to the opportunities in the trades- through mentoring, guidance, education and training.
Our employment experts can support you in person or remotely in your search. The YMCA of Greater Toronto has a wide range of employment services to help you find the job that's right for you.
The Youth Job Connection (YJC) program provides year-round pre-employment and life skills training as well as job placement support and mentoring to youth between the ages of 15 and 29.
Eligibility Requirements
Eligibility Requirements
The program aims to help youth who are:
15-29 years of age
Canadian Citizens, Permanent Residents, or persons who have been granted refugee status in Canada under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act
Unemployed
Not attending school full-time
Experiencing multiple barriers to employment.
Workers and job seekers can make a free appointment to speak with an employment counsellor to help you develop career goals, prepare for interviews or start a job.
Contact Employment Ontario
Contact Employment Ontario
Monday to Friday 8:30 am to 5:00 pm ET
Tel: 416-326-5656
Toll-free: 1-800-387-5656
TTY: 1-866-533-6339
contactEO@ontario.ca
For students interested in becoming machine operators after graduation
The DCM Pro program is designed to get individuals ready who are interested in becoming machine operators within the site. Eligible machines include: Flexo, Rotary, Sheet Fed, Duplicator, Collator, Roll Slitter, Rewind, Letterpress, and Machine Bindery. DCM Pro provides support and mentors to dedicated individuals who are interested in becoming Machine Operators within the next few years. Once a successful candidate is chosen, they will be provided with a letter confirming acceptance into the program that carefully explains all the guidelines that they must sign off on.
The Central Ontario Building Trades (COBT) and our affiliates established Hammer Heads to assist under-resourced and Aboriginal youth by linking them to registered apprenticeship opportunities in the skilled construction trades
Application Criteria
Application Criteria
All applicants must be between the ages of 18 – 26 and reside in an under-resourced community in the Greater Toronto Area
A minimum of Grade 10 Math, English & Science Credits are required or a GED
You must submit a complete application including your resume and high school transcript or GED
APPLICATION & INTERVIEW PROCESS:
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