Province of Ontario

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Explore Ontario’s Labour Market. Labour market information and statistics can help you plan your career. Learn more about work trends and the skills, education and training you need for jobs today, and in the future.

JobBank.ca

This is a great resource from the federal government that includes a wealth of information on many different jobs in the Career Planning section and work trends. Information relevant to where you live is available.

Employment and Social Development Canada

• Skills for success
• Education and training
• Financial support
• Work and volunteer service programs for youth
• Your ideal career path
• Job search tools

ACCES Employment, Programs for Youth

ACCES Employment offers programs for ages 15-29 that help youth to get started with their careers. They recognize the importance of customizing their approach to address the unique challenges that youth face when deciding on a career path, learning about workplaces and finding the right job opportunities. Their programs support youth to find their way in the current job market and launch a meaningful career. 

Each program includes a focus on supporting youth through various barriers that they may face including connecting them to other supports available in the community. 

Hamilton Public Library

Looking at a career in Tech? HPL has a number of online tech courses that give an introduction to cyber security, Linux, Python and the Internet of Things. 

Brainfuse JobNow Live, anytime, anywhere job assistance, including up-to-date nation-wide and local job search engines, professional resume critique and proven interview techniques. Experience personalized career centre seamlessly integrated with advanced virtual technology to help job seekers of diverse backgrounds and needs.

Path Employment Services

PATH is a non-profit agency that has been helping people with any kind of disability get and keep jobs since 1972. Disability is often a misleading and misunderstood term and they encourage you to appreciate that their focus is on the skills, talents, qualifications and, truly, the abilities of the individuals they work with.

Ontario Equine Education & Employment Program

Whether you have a horse-related background or are a complete newbie, the Ontario Equine Education & Employment Program can help you get training and find employment.