This workshop provides an overview of the City of Toronto's external recruitment process for job opportunities.
This workshop provides an overview of the City of Toronto's external recruitment process for job opportunities.
A settlement worker will provide a range of services for newcomers related to immigration, housing and education.
A settlement worker will provide a range of services for newcomers related to immigration, housing and education.
A settlement worker will provide a range of services for newcomers related to immigration, housing and education.
A settlement worker will provide a range of services for newcomers related to immigration, housing and education.
A settlement worker will provide a range of services for newcomers related to immigration, housing and education.
A settlement worker will provide a range of services for newcomers related to immigration, housing and education.
A settlement worker will provide a range of services for newcomers related to immigration, housing and education.
An identification worker from the Partners for Access and Identification (PAID) Project will assist individuals with no permanent address to secure identification documents such as:
- Birth Registration,
- Canadian Birth Certificate (wallet size),
- Verification of Status replacements (formerly known as Record of Landing), and
- Ontario Health Card.
Participants will be provided with information regarding the services offered by the Essential Skills Upgrading program at the Toronto District School Board. Participants can ask questions about the program to decide if it is the best fit for them. There is also an opportunity for participants to complete assessment and register for classes.
Join us for an Investing in Neighbourhoods (IIN) Job Incentive Program (JIP) Information Session.
Investing in Neighbourhoods (IIN) is a program in which TESS partners with non-profit community agencies to create paid employment opportunities for Ontario Works (OW) participants living in Toronto, providing an opportunity to build new skills and obtain current employment references
This session provides information to job seekers interested in the Criminal Record Suspension process formerly known as pardon. Participants will learn about the application process, the rules around how and when to apply, information on helpful tools and resources in the community and how this process can improve access to employment opportunities. We will also discuss strategies for job searching with a criminal record.
Are you required to have a Food Handler Certificate, looking for a job in the food industry? Are you unemployed, not attending full-time training or school, not registered with an Employment Ontario Agency? Do you have a valid SIN and photo ID? (mandatory)
Through the Portal you can:
- Learn about TESS Employment Centre services, locations, workshops and job/community information fairs hosted by TESS and City divisions
- Register for TESS Employment Centre workshops, events and job/community information fairs
- Read employment related news
- Provide feedback about the Portal
