Youth Employment Programs

S.C.Y.L.D. (Shaping Careers for Youth through Learning & Development)

Introducing a new youth program at the YMCA of Northeastern Ontario! Shaping Careers for Youth through Learning & Development (S.C.Y.L.D.) is an innovative way for youth to gain the valuable skills they need to find meaningful employment.

You are:

15-30 years old (inclusive)
Canadian citizen, permanent resident, or protected person
legally entitled to work in Canada and according to provincial regulations

You get:

3 weeks of employment skills training
5-week paid quality employment experience

Candidates must be able to commit to 3 weeks of in-person workshops – Monday to Friday from 9:00am to 4:00pm.

Apply today!

Employment Training Programs: Youth Job Connection

The Youth Job Connection Program (YJC) is a great initiative to help youth learn more about their skills and abilities, by exploring their career options.

You are:

15-29 years old (inclusive)
Canadian citizen, permanent resident, or protected person
Legally entitled to work in Canada and according to provincial regulations
Are unemployed or significantly underemployed
A resident of the City of Greater Sudbury

You get:

Pre-employment training to assist in job and career related readiness
Job matching and job placements
On the job support from our experienced Consultants

Candidates must be able to commit to 3 weeks of workshops – Monday to Friday from 10:00am to 3:00pm.

With FREE access to :

Computers with Internet access for career related activities
Faxing Services
Photocopying Services
Information Sessions
Community Resources
Apprenticeship Information

“ I just accepted an excellent offer from Tesman Inc. here in Sudbury. I had the interview yesterday afternoon and received the offer this morning! It is directly related to my field of engineering; they offered an excellent overall package with a significantly higher salary and vacation times, which I could not refuse. I would like to thank you for all of your help and guidance as it helped me a great deal in learning new skills related to job searching, interview preparation and resume editing.”
− Affan Haq, participant in the Employment Service

Ontario Employment Services Web Portal is a gateway to employment programs offered across the province in almost 900 locations (available in both English and French). Information is also available from the Ontario Employment Ontario hotline 1-800-387-5656.