Steps to Career/Life
Planning:
University of
Waterloo
Times Change Women's
Employment Service
WORKink
World Education
Services
World Wide Learn
Community Resources
A Commitment to
Training and
Employment for Women
(ACTEW)
Access to Trades and
Professions (ATP)
Charity Village
Contact Point
Community
Information Toronto
COSTI
Council of Agencies
Serving South Asians
(CASSA)
Diversity Now
Dufferin-Peel Co-op
Centre for ESL
Students
Integration-Net
JobStart
Job Search for
Newcomers (js4n.org)
JVS of Greater
Toronto
Learning Enrichment
Foundation (LEF)
Link Up Employment
Services for Persons
with Disabilities
Maytree Foundation
MicroSkills
New Canadian Program
New Experiences for
Newcomer Women
OCASI
Onestop Immigration
- Canada
reBoot Canada
Parachute Community
Employment Centre
Possibility Project
Settlement.org
The Michener
Institute
Tradesway
Training
Coordinating Group
for Persons with
Disabilities
Volunteer Centre of
Metro Toronto
WIL Counseling and
Training
Women In Information
Technology
WoodGreen Community
Centre of Toronto
Working Skills
Centre
YMCA of Greater
Toronto
Youth Opportunities
YWCA of Greater
Toronto
Job Banks
Canada WorkInfoNet
Career
Internetworking
Career Place
Charity Village
Career Centre
Electronic Labour
Exchange
(Human Resources
Development Canada)
Healthcare Career
Network
HotJobs.ca
Job Bank
(Human Resources
Development Canada)
Job Bus Canada
Job Canada
Job Shark
Monster Board Canada
NetJobs - The
Internet Career
Centre
Self-Directed
Employment Resource
Network
Human Resources
Canada
Workopolis
Workopolis Campus
Workwaves
Labour Market
Information
Labour Market
Information (HRDC)
Ontario Job Futures
National Occupation
Classification (HRDC)
Statistics
Canada
Newspapers
Canadian Newspaper
Help Wanted Ads
(HRDC)
Employment News
Globe and Mail
National Post
Toronto Star
Ontario Colleges
Centennial College
George Brown College
Humber College
Seneca College
Sheridan College
Ontario Universities
Brock University
Carleton University
Lakehead University
Laurentian
University
Queen's University
Ryerson University
Trent University
University of Guelph
University of Ottawa
University of
Toronto
University of
Waterloo
University of
Western Ontario
University of
Windsor
Wilfred Laurier
University
York University
Small Business
Information
Canadian Industrial
Innovation Centre
Résumé Writing
Careerpath Adventures
Language Instruction for Newcomers to
Canada (LINC)
is a basic to high Intermediate language and
settlement program funded by Citizenship and
Immigration Canada. Skills for Change offers
full time LINC 2, 3, 4 and 5 classes.
Each class is eight weeks long. A
childminding service for children ages 2 to
5 years old is available. Students are
assessed according to the Canadian Language
Benchmarks. Newcomers have many questions
about life in Canada. Our curriculum
includes practical every day English,
Canadian cultural awareness and Computer
Assisted Language Learning outcomes.
Students learn language skills needed to
shop, access health care and education, use
the telephone, find suitable housing, look
for a job, and much more.
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