The Youth Job Connection program, offered by the Government of Ontario, provides young adults with job training and placement services in Toronto and across the province.
The City of Toronto's Youth Job Corps program offers job training, mentorship, and employment opportunities for young adults aged 16-24, focusing on career development and skill-building.
Job Bank's list of job training programs in Toronto, including those specifically designed for young adults, provides an overview of available opportunities and application processes.
The YMCA of Greater Toronto offers youth employment services, including job training, resume-building, and interview preparation, to support young adults in achieving their career goals.
The Institute for Research on Public Policy (IRPP) publishes research on effective job training programs for young adults, including those in Toronto, highlighting best practices and policy recommendations.
The City of Toronto's Employment and Social Services department provides youth services, including job training, counseling, and employment assistance, to support young adults in overcoming barriers to employment.
St. Stephen's Community House offers a youth job training program, providing young adults with skills training, work experience, and job placement services in a supportive and inclusive environment.
This video, produced by the Ontario government, highlights job training and employment services available to young adults in Toronto, including programs, resources, and success stories.