Services are aimed at providing supportive settlement counselling and referral services to Newcomers.
Service will be open to all residents and will be offered as a walk-in/drop-in as well as by appointment.
Please contact Lawrence Square Employment Centre for more details: 416-392-1358.
Services are aimed at providing supportive settlement counselling and referral services to Newcomers.
Service will be open to all residents and will be offered as a walk-in/drop-in as well as by appointment.
Please contact Lawrence Square Employment Centre for more details: 416-392-1358.
This session provides participants with information regarding the non-credit upgrading program offered by Toronto District School Board through Essential Skills Upgrading (ESU) which is an outcomes-based, goal-oriented approach to education. Participants in ESU will acquire the skills necessary to move on to further education, apprenticeship programs and employment. After the information session, interested clients can remain for assessment and registration.
This event will introduce job seekers to Investing in Neighbourhoods a program in which Toronto Employment and Social Services partners with non profit community agencies to create meaningful and rewarding jobs for Toronto residents who are in receipt of Ontario Works. The jobs that are created benefit OW participants by providing paid employment for up to one year with the opportunity to build new skills and obtain current employment references.
This workshop will show you how to write a concise and interesting cover letter that invites employers to read your resume.
This workshop will help you develop a competitive resumé that highlights your experience, education and skills in a way that stands out.
Want to learn about becoming a school bus driver with Stock Transportation?
A hiring representative from Stock Transportation will facilitate an information & recruitment session and discuss employment opportunities for School Bus Driver position with Stock Transportation. Application requirements include a grade 10 education, a valid class G license and a good driving history. Please bring an updated resume. Full school bus driver training is provided.
This workshop will show you how to write a concise and interesting cover letter that invites employers to read your resume.
This workshop will help you develop a competitive resumé that highlights your experience, education and skills in a way that stands out.
This event will introduce job seekers to Investing in Neighbourhoods a program in which Toronto Employment and Social Services partners with non profit community agencies to create meaningful and rewarding jobs for Toronto residents who are in receipt of Ontario Works. The jobs that are created benefit OW participants by providing paid employment for up to one year with the opportunity to build new skills and obtain current employment references.
This workshop explains the Employment Opportunities System (EOS). It is an on-line service that supports the work of Toronto Employment and Social Services by matching people to employment and volunteer opportunities.
This workshop provides an overview of the Toronto Public Service Job Incentive Program (JIP) for Toronto residents who receive Ontario Works or Ontario Disability Support Program benefits. Learn about unpaid work placement opportunities with the City of Toronto.
This workshop provides information that can help Ontario Works clients reach personal and career goals. An overview of employment programs and services is provided to help with personal and career decisions.
This workshop explains the Employment Opportunities System (EOS). It is an on-line service that supports the work of Toronto Employment and Social Services by matching people to employment and volunteer opportunities.
This workshop provides an overview of the Toronto Public Service Job Incentive Program (JIP) for Toronto residents who receive Ontario Works or Ontario Disability Support Program benefits. Learn about unpaid work placement opportunities with the City of Toronto.
This workshop provides information that can help Ontario Works clients reach personal and career goals. An overview of employment programs and services is provided to help with personal and career decisions.
This workshop gives candidates and opportunity to practice their interview skills, develop interview strategies and receive feedback.
This workshop gives candidates and opportunity to practice their interview skills, develop interview strategies and receive feedback.
This workshop explains the Employment Opportunities System (EOS). It is an on-line service that supports the work of Toronto Employment and Social Services by matching people to employment and volunteer opportunities.
This workshop explains the Employment Opportunities System (EOS). It is an on-line service that supports the work of Toronto Employment and Social Services by matching people to employment and volunteer opportunities.
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- Learn about TESS Employment Centre services, locations, workshops and job/community information fairs hosted by TESS and City divisions
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