Toronto

Founded in 2003, Oxford College offers professional diplomas in healthcare, social services, technology, and business. Forever dedicated to meeting the ever-changing needs of our students, we are proudly recognized for our exceptional quality of education and our strong knowledge of hiring trends set by the marketplace.

We offer an effective, well-rounded education and a vibrant learning community at our 6 campuses in Ontario. In addition to providing superior education, Oxford College focuses intently on career training – a crucial factor for you to succeed in high-demand industries.

The Mennonite New Life Centre provides newcomers and immigrants of all ages and gender identities with the tools and resources to prosper socially, economically, and healthfully. We work with newcomers to reduce insecurity and reach integration, strengthen voices, and increase social equality.

Our employment-related programs offer career/entrepreneurship guidance; emotional support to manage job search stress; placement/internship opportunities; employer connections; and more:

• Instructor-led Employment Readiness workshops
• Online self-paced courses to build employability skills and support and personal growth
• Helping Our Newcomers Prepare for Employment/Entrepreneurial Success (HOPES)
• She-Covery support for women to prepare for meaningful employment
• Bridging programs to transition internationally trained professionals to the Ontario workplace:
      Bridge to Employment in Media, Marketing, and Communications (BEMC)
      Bridge to Employment in Services for Immigrant Populations (BESIP)
      Bridge to Registration and Employment in Mental Health (BREM)
      Bridge for Immigrant Women Reskilling into IT Coding Professions (C-Women)
• Entrepreneurial Excellence in Leadership (EXL)

We also offer settlement support; English classes (CLBs 0-8); and mental health and wellness counselling. Visit us online or download our Newcomer Support App for more information.

ACCES Employment is a leader in connecting qualified jobseekers from diverse backgrounds with employers in the Canadian labour market. As a charitable not-for-profit organization, ACCES provides customized job search services connecting newcomers, jobseekers, youth, women and refugees to jobs reflecting their skills and experience. Our vision is to achieve a fully inclusive labour force that reflects the diversity, skills, and experience of Canada’s population.

The Career Foundation is a results-oriented, non-profit organization that serves job seekers of all ages in the Greater Toronto Area and beyond. Through our five full-suite employment centres, we offer a range of in-person and/or virtual services that can help you get employed in any sector. All services are available at no cost to you. Additionally, our specialized training programs are designed to meet the varied needs of all individuals in our community, including youth, newcomers, women, persons with disabilities, tradespeople, and other underrepresented groups. If you have recently been laid off due to the pandemic or are seeking a career change, we can support unemployed or underemployed people with the transition back to employment.

Our no-cost services include but are not limited to:

• Support with résumé writing
• One-on-one job coaching and counselling
• Access to various virtual workshops and other training courses to improve your skills
• Access to our large network of 2,000+ employers
• Sector-specific training programs for jobs in healthcare, finance, skilled trades, IT/tech, remote work, and more!

Medix College provides training in healthcare programs preparing students for ever-growing healthcare industry in Canada.

North American Trade Schools provides training in the skilled trades preparing students for ever-growing trades industry in Canada. 

Practical experience is provided to our students through in-campus laboratory and shop work along with an opportunity to shadow experienced workers in the field. Professional training helps students to secure employment in various prestigious organizations across Ontario.

Durham Regional Police is a growing Regional Police Service adjacent to Toronto. DRPS staff approximately 1200 sworn and civilian members, which support a community of over 700 000 people Region wide. We are actively recruiting new and experienced officers as well as civilian call takers and dispatchers. 

Join us as we take on the great challenges of our time – rebuilding the economy, equity and sustainability – while navigating through the pandemic safely. We’re a renewed Seneca, delivering great polytechnic education that combines rigorous academics with practical training across a huge range of careers and professions. From health care to technology, business to creative arts, community services to arts and sciences, we’ll help you get ready to make your mark in the world.

We’re proud of our expert faculty, excellent staff and outstanding facilities. We have deep connections to industry and offer thousands of co-op and work placements to get our graduates job-ready.
Full-time or part-time, in-person or online, choose the options that suit you. Our sophisticated digital infrastructure has allowed us to adapt to the more virtual world seamlessly.
If you’re up for a challenge, welcome to Seneca. Now is your time.