Job Hunting for Youth, Millennials or Gen Y's, Part 2
November 28, 2009 | Frances | Comments (0)
Community services
JVS Toronto offers a variety of programs for young job searchers.
YES Youth Employment Services
WoodGreen Community Services - If you are 15 to 24 and need help finding work, you are not alone
Job Connect - One to one counselling and assessment services to youth aged 16 to 24, who are out-of-school and out-of-work.
COSTI Youth Employment - Youth Connect and Kick Start programs.
Completing the Circle - job search and employment placement program
YMCA Toronto - YMCA employment centre
St. Stephen's Community House - Employment resource centre
The Mobilizer - mobile employment resource centre. Check the website to see where it is located now.
More employment centres for youth - Want to see a longer list of ERC's? You can sort the centres by location to find one near you.
Government of Ontario - find services in your area. Includes career counselling, apprenticeships, self-employment benefits, etc.
If you are a new college or university graduate, check out what services your school offers.
Websites:
Some websites aimed at students and young adults:
Career Cruising - Interactive career guidance resource with in-depth profiles of careers, colleges and universities.Toronto Public Library card required. (Don't live in Toronto? Check your local library for access.)
Mazemaster - online career centre.
YouthConnect - youth opportunities Ontario
YouthCanada - Government of Canada site
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