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May 20, 2012

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Employment Assistance Programs

Transitions to Employment - Group-Based Employment Skills Training and Support

The transitions to Employment program provides the opportunity for youth and adults between the ages of 15 – 30 to develop the necessary skills to obtain meaningful employment or return to school.

Do you qualify?  To qualify you must be unemployed, not in school, a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.

How to apply?  To apply, please contact 691-1610.  Applications for the program are taken on an ongoing basis throughout the year.  You can also apply by simply walking into the office at B-12 110 Ominica Street West (provincial courthouse in Moose Jaw).

You will gain life skills, employment skills and obtain certified training (WHMIS, First Aid, etc.).

Additional Programs to Assist Transitions From High School – provided by Prairie South School Division

Programs to Assist with Transistions from High School  - GREAT RESOURCE!!!!!!!!
A comprehensive list and summary of agencies in the Moose Jaw, Regina and Assiniboia area that people can access to assist in their career planning and employability skills.