Durham Region Unemployed Help Centre

Services

Provincial and federal funding sources allow our agency to provide the following services to job-seekers:

Employment Services Overview (EO):

Resource and Information (RI)

Free access to computers, printers and other job search resources

Assisted Services (AS)

Get assistance reaching your employment goals with the help of a counsellor

Job Matching and Placement Support (JMPS)

Match yourself with a job/placement based on your own career goals

Group workshops to develop:

Skills and knowledge required to conduct a successful job search in the hidden job market

Second Career provides laid-off or underemployed workers with:

The training required to start a new career in Ontario

Job Search Workshop for newcomers to Canada to learn:

How to effectively search for employment in Canada

The Mentoring Partnership to:

Bring together Newcomers and established professionals in mentoring relationships

Targeted Initiative for Older Workers (TIOW) to provide:

Assistance in career exploration and integration into new employment

Resource Centre to gain access to:

Hundreds of job postings (updated daily)
High-speed computers with Internet capabilities
Professional staff who provide guidance and support
Telephone answering service
Extended hour service

Our services, thanks to our funders, are free to you. Using our services greatly increases your chances of finding employment, so call us today. Or, if you're not able to visit us in person, we can offer you job search advice online.

If you are still not convinced, see what others have said about their experience at the Help Centre.

Durham Region Unemployed Help Centre

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