Employment and work in Division No. 18, Unorganized, Saskatchewan
Indigenous Services Canada - First Nations and Inuit Skills Link Program
Canada
In short
The Program supports activities that assist youth in acquiring the essential skills that will help them gain employment, function well in the workplace, and learn about job and career options.
- Who it is for
- Youth, Indigenous people
- Cost and access
- Free
- Where
- Canada
- How to reach
- Website
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About this organization
The Program supports activities that assist youth in acquiring the essential skills that will help them gain employment, function well in the workplace, and learn about job and career options.
Activities may include career promotion, science and technology activities, co-operative education placements and internships and mentored work placements.
The program:
- promotes the benefits and importance of education to youth participation in the labour market
- supports the development and improvement of essential employability skills, such as communication, problem-solving, and working with others
- introduces youth to a variety of career options
- helps youth gain skills by providing wage subsidies for mentored work experience or for mentored school-based work and study opportunities
Funding is provided to eligible First Nations and Inuit communities, governments and organizations, as well as not-for-profit associations, schools and employers who then provide activities for First Nations and Inuit youth.
Who can use it?
First Nations and Inuit youth aged 15-30
How do I get in touch?
Use the website.
Listed in Division No. 18, Unorganized, Saskatchewan.
Canada
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