ESL Program
To assist Internationally Trained Professionals CMA Ontario offers in partnership with Euphoria Workforce Solutions an on-line tool to evaluate registered CMA Candidates English skills.
Many programs - usually funded by government or community agencies - have been established to help you acquire the necessary skills to find employment within the province. On-line assistance is available through Human Resources and Social Development Canada www.jobsetc.ca or any of the following regional agencies: Provincial Settlement.org 211
Ontario.ca One Step
(Ontario Network of Employment Skills Training Projects) Regional
Southwestern Ontario WEST Inc.
(Women's Enterprise Skills Training of Windsor Inc.) London Cross
Cultural Learner Centre WIL Employment
Connections Welcome
London Global
Talent Diversity at Work
in London
Midwestern Ontario Kitchener/Waterloo, Hamilton SISO (Settlement
and Integration Services Organization) The Working
Centre Brampton, Mississauga, Bolton Brampton
Neighbourhood Resource Centre Inter-Cultural
Neighbourhood Social Services Dixie Bloor
Neighbourhood Centre Malton
Neighbourhood Services
York Region Accreditation
Assistance Access Centre Scroll down to "Resources for Internationally Trained Professionals" on this website: www.region.york.on.ca/Departments/ Catholic
Community Services of York Region Welcome Centre
Immigrant Services
Greater Toronto Area (GTA) ACCES
Toronto Job Skills Costi JVS Toronto Centre for
Education and Training YMCA
Newcomers Etobicoke Microskills Centre for
Foreign Trained Professionals and Tradespeople Toronto Skills for
Change WoodGreen
Community Services, Immigrant Services Scarborough Accreditation
Assistance Access Centre Tropicana
Community Services
Eastern Ontario Career
Edge! Ottawa World
Skills Ottawa Community
Immigrant Services Organization (OCISO)
Northern Ontario Sudbury Sudbury
Multicultural and Folk Arts Association Thunder Bay Thunder Bay
Multicultural Association
The following agencies provide opportunities to acquire Ontario work experience through internships and mentoring programs: The Toronto Region Immigrant Employment Council (TRIEC) is a multi-stakeholder council that is working to improve access to employment for immigrants in the City of Toronto and the Regions of Peel, York and Halton, so they are better able to use the skills, education and experience they bring with them to Canada: www.triec.ca. Career Edge Organization provides Career Bridge, a paid internship program for professional-level newcomers in high quality business environments. www.careerbridge.ca
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