Links and Resources for Job Seekers
Links and Resources for Job Seekers A selection of external links and resources to help job seekers find a job in the London, Ontario region.
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Alone or combined with any of our programs, employment counselling provides individuals with valuable support in the employment planning and development process.WIL Employment Counsellors can help...
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Do you want a career change but don’t know which potential career you should choose?Do you want to upgrade your skills but don’t know what training you need to take?Do you wonder if your current career...
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WIL's Essential Job Search Skills Program consists of a series of workshops specifically designed to help job seekers find and keep employment. Offered as a one week program (5 days full-time), Monday...
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Almost all jobs require a minimum education of Grade 12 or an equivalent.WIL's General Educational Development (GED) program allows adults who have not finished high school to show that they have...
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WIL has been providing quality employment services to the London community since 1984. WIL offers career development and employment counselling for all unemployed adults and those seeking a new career...
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The Community Access Program The Community Access Program (CAP) is a Government of Canada initiative (funded by Industry Canada), which aims to provide Canadians with affordable public access to the...
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Employment Resource Centre Located at The Skill Centre (141 Dundas St., 2nd Floor), our Employment Resource Centre provides helpful resources and information for all job seekers in our community.
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