The Ontario government provides funding for youth job training programs to help young people develop skills and find employment. Programs include apprenticeships, internships, and on-the-job training.
Employment Ontario offers youth job training programs, including the Youth Job Connection and the Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program, to provide young people with the skills and experience needed to succeed in the workforce.
The Government of Canada, in partnership with the Ontario government, provides funding for youth employment programs, including job training and mentorship initiatives, to support young people in gaining work experience and developing skills.
The Toronto Foundation provides funding and support for youth job training and education programs, focusing on initiatives that promote employment, education, and skills development for young people in Toronto and the surrounding areas.
Conestoga College offers the Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program, which provides funding and support for high school students to participate in apprenticeship training and gain work experience in a skilled trade.
The YWCA Canada offers the Youth Job Link program, which provides funding and support for youth job training and employment programs, focusing on initiatives that promote employment, education, and skills development for young people.
GrantConnect provides information on funding opportunities for youth employment programs, including job training and education initiatives, to support organizations and businesses in delivering employment and skills development programs for young people.
The Institute for Research on Employment and Skills (IRES) conducts research on youth employment and skills development, including the evaluation of government-funded job training programs, to inform policy and practice in supporting young people in the workforce.