Below you will find resources that will help you create a resume, certificates you can earn online, and more!
Below you will find resources that will help you create a resume, certificates you can earn online, and more!
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Featured Programs
Featured Programs
Jobs4U - Regent Park
Jobs4U - Regent Park
Youth, ages 15 to 30, living in Regent Park, Moss Park or surrounding areas, searching for a job, thinking about returning to school, or need career guidance, JOBS4U is here to support you!
Youth Employment Services
Youth Employment Services
Career coaching & job search help! YES quips youth with the skills needed to succeed through their various programs including job placements, resuming building, and more.
Youth Policing Initiative
Youth Policing Initiative
Youth, ages 15 to 18, who reside in Toronto, are employed throughout the year, working alongside police officers and civilian staff in a wide range of roles. Check out the page for more information.
Youth Employment Organizations
Youth Employment Organizations
Resume / CV Building
Resume / CV Building
- Career Studies Course
Unit 3 Learning Activity 3.3 Preparing for the World of Work : Resumes and Cover Letters [Click Me]
- Youth Employment Services (YES)
Resumes and Cover Letters [Click Me]
Gives you some Dos and Don'ts for resume writing
- Templates
Google Docs Resume Template [Click Me]
Microsoft Word Resume Template [Click Me]
Resume Builder Website [Click Me]
Canva Resume Builder [Click Me]
Use your My Blueprint to make a resume
- Ask your SPSW
Your SPSW can sit down with you and not only help you build but also edit your Resume / CV
Your SPSW can also connect you to other resources such as a Careers Studies Tutor
- Other Resources
ATS RESUME CHECKER [Click Me]
ATS will give you a score based on your resume ; this lets you see how computer software and most companies see your resume and will let you know what you should edit
Job Boards
Job Boards
1. Youth Employment Services (YES) Job Board
YES offers a dedicated job board featuring a variety of positions tailored for young job seekers. To apply online, individuals must be registered YES clients. Registration is free and can be initiated by calling 416-504-5516 or contacting YES online.
2. City of Toronto – Youth Job Seekers
The City of Toronto provides employment-related services and supports for youth aiming to enter the workforce. This includes access to job postings, career counseling, and training programs. Additionally, the Toronto Youth Partnerships & Employment (TYPE) program offers intensive case management support for vulnerable youth aged 16 to 29 facing multiple barriers to employment.
3. Youth Job Board Canada
This platform connects vulnerable youth and newcomers with diverse job opportunities across Canada. It serves as a bridge for underrepresented groups, supporting their journey toward meaningful careers. Job seekers can browse various listings tailored to young professionals, including part-time work, internships, and full-time positions.
https://youthjobboardcanada.ca
4. Government of Canada – Job Bank for Youth
The federal Job Bank offers a section specifically for young Canadians, providing access to available jobs, employment resources, and career advice. Users can take career quizzes to learn about their personality and find occupations that suit them, browse through job profiles, and explore government programs designed to assist youth in their employment journey.
5. JVS Toronto – Youth Employment Services
JVS Toronto offers a range of resources and support for young people seeking employment, including paid training opportunities, work placements, skill-building workshops, and one-on-one employment counseling. Their programs are designed to help youth gain valuable employment skills and experience in the Canadian workplace.
Build Certifications
Build Certifications
Earning certifications in essential skills can significantly enhance the employability of youth aged 14 to 18.Here are other valuable certifications and skill-building opportunities:
1. Coding and Programming
With the growing importance of technology, basic programming skills are highly valued. Platforms like IBM SkillsBuild and Google Certificates offer courses in coding and other technical disciplines, allowing youth to earn digital credentials recognized in the industry. Check out : Codeacademy - Learn to Code for Free or Leetcode
2. Digital Literacy Certifications
Proficiency in digital tools is essential in today's job market. Certifications in software like Microsoft Office or Google Workspace can be advantageous. IBM SkillsBuild provides free courses in various technical disciplines, including digital literacy, with IBM-branded digital credentials upon completion.
3. Leadership and Teamwork Skills
Developing leadership and teamwork abilities is crucial for personal and professional growth. Online courses that focus on these soft skills can provide certificates upon completion. For instance, Youth Employment UK offers free online skills and careers courses that help young people build career confidence, including virtual work experience opportunities.
4. Creative and Technical Writing
Strong writing skills are valuable in many professions. Participating in creative or technical writing courses can enhance communication abilities. Coursera offers courses suitable for high school students, including creative writing specializations.
5. Basic Financial Literacy
Understanding personal finance is a critical life skill. Online courses in financial literacy teach budgeting, saving, and investing fundamentals. GCFGlobal.org provides free tutorials on everyday life topics, including money management.
6. WHMIS Certification
AixSafety.com: Offers free WHMIS training and certification online, updated as of January 2025. This program is recognized across Canada and meets legal requirements.
https://aixsafety.comOnlineWHMIS.ca: Provides a trusted and recognized online WHMIS training program, accepted in all provinces and up-to-date for 2025.
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