Centre for Skills - Programs & Services

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Employment Ontario programs and services are funded in part by the Government of Canada
and the Government of Ontario and through the Canada-Ontario Job Agreement.

 

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Employers

Get more out of your workforce with employee training, and build your team with recruitment assistance.


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Skilled Trades

Our programs get students trained for rewarding careers in less than half the time of similar college programs.

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Job Seekers

Visit one of our sites to use job search resources, or book a free appointment with one of our Employment Advisors.

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Immigrants

Learn more about our free services for qualified immigrants new to Canada.

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Upgrading

Develop new or build on existing skills with our academic upgrading and training programs.


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Check out our Calendar of Events to learn more about our upcoming workshops, programs and events taking place at all of our locations.

 

Centre for Skills News

Preparing for a job interview can be daunting, but with the right strategies, you can significantly enhance your chances of success. Here are the top 10 insider tips from professionals at The Centre for Skills who either conduct interviews or coach for interview skills.
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Ever wondered why some interview questions are difficult and catch you off guard? In today’s article, Centre for Skills Development’s Employment Specialist, Klara Kabelik, will provide you with some Trick or Treat tips for this spooky season. 

Trick: Tell me a little bit about yourself… 

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Welcome to the Spooky Season, Canadian Newcomers! If this is your first October in Canada, you might be wondering why your neighbours are decorating their homes with skulls, ghosts and giant spider webs. This is for one of Canada’s favourite holidays: Halloween, celebrated on October 31st every year. And what does “Spooky” mean? It is a playful slang word for “scary” which suggests that it really is not scary at all.

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Recent Job Postings

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Burlington, ON
2024.11.05
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Milton, ON
2024.11.01
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Full time
Milton, ON
2024.11.01
2024.11.29
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Burlington, ON
2024.11.01
2024.11.28