Assists individuals with disabilities to prepare for, accept, and keep employment
Services offered include:

• Employment and Career Counselling
• Job Placement
• Job Development
• Mentoring
• On-the-Job Coaching
• Specialized workshops
• Training Resources
• Access to wage subsidies Employer/employee Accessibility Awareness Training

• Provides comprehensive employment and job search services
• Offers assessment of skills, interests and experience
• Provides job search strategies, including resume preparation
• Offers information about careers and occupations, local labour market, employment and training opportunities
• Coordinates on-the-job training, work experience
• Offers help in maintaining employment
• Provides information and referral to other employment and community services

Second Career Program

• Provides skills training and financial support for laid-off workers

Services for employers

• Offers help in identifying human resource skills requirements
• Provides matching of workplace needs to workers' skills, capabilities, interests and experience
• Provides support for developing on-the-job training plans and monitoring of placements to support retention

Canada-Ontario Job Grant

• Provides financial support for individual employers to purchase training for their employees
• Assistance available to small, medium and large businesses planning to deliver short-term training for existing or new employees

Youth Job Connection

• Offers paid pre-employment training, job matching, paid job placements with placement supports for participants and hiring incentives for employers
• Also provides mentorship and education and work transitions supports

Youth Job Connection Summer

• Provides summer job opportunities and part-time job placements during the year

• Provides comprehensive employment and job search services
• Offers assessment of skills, interests and experience
• Provides job search strategies, including resume preparation
• Offers information about careers and occupations, local labour market, employment and training opportunities
• Coordinates on-the-job training, work experience
• Offers help in maintaining employment
• Provides information and referral to other employment and community services

Second Career Program

• Provides skills training and financial support for laid-off workers

Services for employers

• Offers help in identifying human resource skills requirements
• Provides matching of workplace needs to workers' skills, capabilities, interests and experience
• Provides support for developing on-the-job training plans and monitoring of placements to support retention

Canada-Ontario Job Grant

• Provides financial support for individual employers to purchase training for their employees
• Assistance available to small, medium and large businesses planning to deliver short-term training for existing or new employees

Offering free services to job seekers and employers over the phone and through email, text and other digital platforms - Modified hours: Mon-Fri 8:30 am-4:30 pm
 

• Offers a one-stop central location for the provision of streamlined, professional, and customer focused services to individuals and businesses in a confident and inviting environment
   
• Recognizes, supports and meets the needs of all individuals and businesses while embracing and adapting to changes in the economy and labour market
   
• Provides career assistance and assists individuals to enter or re-enter employment, change occupations, relocate and enrich their current employment
   
• Provides Newcomer and Settlement Services as well as the Resettlement Assistance Program for Refugees
   
• Assists with the Ontario Employment Services

Resource Room
 

• Offers free access to computers with internet, labour market information, education and training information, community information, referral services, telephone, faxing, long distance calls, job postings, and workshops

Employment Consultants
 

• Offers one-on-one counselling in areas such as job search, career exploration, education and training alternatives, referrals to appropriate agencies and services, job coaching, on-the-job training supports as required, resume screening

• Provides training to Aboriginal individuals to increase employability skills
• Provides 10 weeks of classroom training including but not limited to time management, goal setting, communication skills, employment skills and expectations, conflict resolution, customer service, telephone skills, computer skills, worker's rights and responsibilities, work ethics, resumé and cover letter writing
• Training is followed by an eight-week optional paid work placement

Also offers certification in:

• Service Excellence
• Smart Serve
• WHMIS

Operates as a program under the Education and Training Branch
Provides a range of culturally appropriate programs and services for Métis people to enhance employability and related skills including:

• Apprenticeship support (financial and training assistance)
• Career counselling
• Employment readiness support and training
• Financial support/wage subsidies and opportunity through a number of programs which may vary by office locations; programs are listed on website
• Mobility assistance
• Self-employment coaching assistance such as business plan and accounting information and access to computers, photocopiers and other equipment
• Services for clients with disabilities

Operates as a program under the Education and Training Branch

• Provides additional educational and training opportunities in specific areas and sectors that offer current or future employment
• Delivers Labour Market Projects in areas as needed including apprenticeships, tourism and hospitality, energy, housing and mining
• Conducts ongoing research for future employment and training opportunities

Assists Indigenous individuals prepare for, obtain and keep jobs
Employment Services

• Offers employment counselling
• Provides job information
• Offers resume/cover letter assistance

Employment and Training Program Interventions

Provides financial assistance for the following programs:
• Apprenticeship skills training
• Employment supports
• Income supports
• Labour market partnerships
• On-the-job training
• Purchase of training
• Self-employment assistance

Youth-Specific Interventions

• Stay in School Program
• Youth Internships

Functions as a gateway to multiple resources and services designed to help students succeed academically

• Offers academic advising
• Provides academic support services including the learning centre, special needs office and assistance with learning strategies
• Houses the career centre
• Administers the student health plan
• Implements the Walk Safe Program
• Develops student events and activities to promote personal and social involvement on campus

Provides employment related support and training initiatives for community members
Offers the following services:

• Assessments of skills and experience
• Information about a variety of careers and occupations
• Local labour market, employment and training opportunities
• Information and referrals to other community support and services
• Assistance in developing effective job search strategies and resume preparation
• Advice for preparing for interviews and employment

Assists in accessing the following programs:

• Alter-Abled
• Direct Course Purchase
• Employment Assistance Support Measures
• Job Creation Partnership
• Local Labour Market Partnerships
• Mobility Assistance
• Self-Employment Assistance
• Summer Career Placement
• Targeted Wages Subsidy Program
• Youth Work Experience

Provides free access to:

• Computers and Internet
• Fax, photocopier, and telephone
• Job board
• Resource material

• Helps Aboriginal people prepare for and find high-demand jobs quickly, as well as keep them in the long term
• Fosters partnerships with the private sector and the provinces and territories
• Supports demand-driven skills development

Programs and services include:

• Skills development
• Training for high-demand jobs
• Job finding
• Programs for youth
• Programs for urban and Indigenous people with disabilities
• Access to child care
• Mobility assistance

Assists Ontario Works participants by providing:

• Assistance in job searches and researching job ads
• Computer use and assistance to update resumés and write cover letters
• Employment counselling in various areas including preparing for interviews
• Employment Readiness Assessments that provide individuals with information regarding the employment skills they have acquired and those they need to improve to achieve a positive work-life balance
• Information about other programs

Offers access to the following job search tools:

• Access to job websites
• Community Placement Program (for volunteer opportunities)
• Computer and Internet access
• Fax machine, phone and photocopier
• Information on the Enhanced Employment Placement Program (for paid employment and training)