Metis Training Initiatives

The YMCA in Midland, Canada offers youth job connection programs aimed at providing crucial career development opportunities for individuals between 15 and 29 years old. These programs include paid pre-employment training, job placement, mentorship, and valuable work experience to help youth improve their skills and make connections in the community. In addition to the youth job connection programs, the YMCA also offers a summer program for high school students aged 15 to 18, assisting them in finding employment opportunities that align with their interests and future educational goals. Through hands-on training and guidance, participants can gain employable skills and valuable work experience to support their personal and professional growth. Generated from their website

Huronia Area Aboriginal Management Board (HAAMB) serves as the delivery agent for the Indigenous Skills and Employment Training Strategy (ISETS) within the Saugeen First Nation and Neyaashiinigmiing First Nation communities. In addition to ISETS services, HAAMB is a provider of Employment Ontario services, offering essential employment support, resume development, and career assessments to clients in the Bruce Grey Huron Perth catchment area. HAAMB is dedicated to fostering strong Aboriginal communities by enhancing employment and training opportunities. The organization focuses on capacity building and addressing the distinct needs of Aboriginal individuals, including urban residents, youth, and persons with disabilities, through tailored program design and implementation. Generated from the website

Career Connection is a professional networking hub based in Barrie, ON, providing resources and opportunities for career development and advancement. With a focus on fostering connections and growth within the local community, Career Connection offers a platform for individuals to explore new career paths and expand their professional networks. Generated from their business information