Connecting to Careers in Biomanufacturing is a program that helps internationally trained newcomers with backgrounds in life sciences secure meaningful employment in Ontario’s growing biomanufacturing sector.
In Person- IES- North York- information session
ACCES, in collaboration with Bruce Power and Georgian College, has developed this eight-week program, Connecting to Nuclear Jobs in Ontario (CNJO). Funded by the Ontario Skills Development Fund (SDF), the program is now launched and offered at no cost to participants.
We are excited to present the Connecting to Careers in Smart Manufacturing program from ACCES Employment. This reskilling and upskilling initiative aims to provide the tools and knowledge needed to progress careers within the dynamic realm of Smart Manufacturing.
The Cybersecurity Connections program helps internationally trained IT professionals find work in their sector in Canada. Participants gain a better understanding of Canadian workplace culture, cybersecurity concepts, Canadian industry best practices for information security and key security concepts.
In Person- IES- North York- information session
The program will prepare youth job seekers for great employment opportunities within the Toronto Pearson Airport Employment Zone. Working in partnership with a wide range of community partners, the program supports participants in building the mindsets, skills, and connections they need to develop successful careers in Canada’s second largest employment cluster.
Project Management and Sustainability helps internationally-trained engineering professionals pursue careers in the engineering project management sector in Canada. This stream includes a PMP Exam-preparation component and the road map to P.Eng. licensing. This information session introduces the program to potential participants while also providing job search advice for the sector.
The Cybersecurity Connections program helps internationally trained IT professionals find work in their sector in Canada. Participants gain a better understanding of Canadian workplace culture, cybersecurity concepts, Canadian industry best practices for information security and key security concepts.
In Person- IES- North York- information session
The Women in Technology program helps newcomer women to start a career in IT by building essential technology skills in areas like programming, web development and coding. In addition to industry-specific technical training, the Women in Technology program will also provide you with an understanding of Canadian workplace culture, connections to employers, job search coaching and mentorship.
The program will prepare youth job seekers for great employment opportunities within the Toronto Pearson Airport Employment Zone. Working in partnership with a wide range of community partners, the program supports participants in building the mindsets, skills, and connections they need to develop successful careers in Canada’s second largest employment cluster.
