Looking to add more skills to your resume so that you can land that dream job?
The Eastern Ontario Training Board has just announced a new series of training programs, for the upcoming Spring and Summer seasons.
“The objective of each program is to offer fundamental knowledge of basic work practices in order to help participants become confident and competent in the workplace,” says Kimberly Hamilton, Operations Manager at Eastern Ontario Training Board. “We will also help them obtain employment and there are financial incentives for local employers to hire our participants.”
Detailed information is available on each program, which offers a combination of in-person and online learning:
- Landscaping
- May 1st, 2023 (7 weeks)
- Pre-Apprenticeship Automotive Service Technician + Truck & Coach Mechanic
- July 2023 (15 weeks)
- Pre-Apprenticeship Carpentry and Welding
- April 24, 2023 (15 weeks)
- Youth (15-30) Employment Program
- Ongoing
Program Details
Each program may have different rules for eligibility. Additional programs will be announced later this year. You can find out more on the new EOTB training section of the EOTB website:
Interested candidates should call Job Zone d’emploi at 613-933-9675, GIAG at 613-525-1533 or Akwesasne Career & Employment Support Services at 613-575-2626.
Employment
EOTB will assist participants in securing employment in the sector related to the training. Ongoing coaching is provided to assist with transition to employment. Employers may receive additional supports.
Financial Assistance
For each course, EOTB will purchase training on behalf of eligible candidates. Financial assistance may be available for items such as transportation, day care and work attire.
Eligibility Criteria
Each course has its own eligibility criteria, however the following is common to all courses:
- Unemployed or under-employed
- Not in full-time education or training
- Resident of Ontario, legally entitled to work in Ontario
About the Eastern Ontario Training Board
The Eastern Ontario Training Board (EOTB) plays a leading role in labour force development in the Cornwall region. It undertakes a number of projects throughout the year, and publishes the TOP report on local labour force issues. More info can be found online: