Employment Services
The Employment Services (ES) of Employment Ontario is designed to provide assistance to clients who are seeking employment. ES provides employment services and supports to a wide range of individuals, including youth who may be facing some barriers.
Youth Job Connection
The Youth Job Connection program serves youth aged 15 to 29 by providing more intensive supports beyond traditional job search and placement opportunities. Supports include paid pre-employment training to promote job readiness, job matching and paid job placements (with placement supports for participants and hiring incentives for employers), mentorship services, and education and work transitions supports. The overall goal of the program is for participants to achieve long-term, meaningful careers upon completion of the program.
Youth Job Connection (Summer)
Youth Job Connection Summer (YJCS) is designed to help young people between the ages of fifteen (15) to eighteen (18) who face challenging life situations. This program provides them with the pre-employment training and work opportunities that will help them make informed career and educational decisions as they move forward with their employment goals.
Community Based, Skills Maintenance
The Community-Based, Skills Maintenance Program is designed to support projects that provide meaningful work experience to insured participants.
Better Jobs Ontario
To provide laid-off, unemployed individuals with skills training to help them find employment in occupations with demonstrated labour market prospects in Ontario.
Training On-The-Job
The Training On-The-Job Program is designed to assist eligible participants to become employed by providing training and work experience for eligible participants.
Indigenous Services Canada (I.S.C)
The First Nations and Inuit Skills Link Program is one of two programs Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) administers under the First Nations and Inuit Youth Employment Strategy (FNIYES).
Skills Enhancement
The Skills Enhancement Program is designed to help employed or under-employed participants remain gainfully employed, when a threat of loss of job is imminent or to enable employed participants to enhance skills required for their employment goal.
Self-Employment Assistance Program Part I
The Self-Employment Assistance Program Part l provides financial assistance to eligible participants, to help them start their own business. The Self-Employment Assistance Program allows participants to concentrate on making their business successful.- All Programs
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- Entrepreneurs
- Job Seekers
- Students
- Unemployed / Underemployed
- Youth (15-18)
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