Second Career provides laid-off workers with

• Skills training to help them find jobs in high-demand occupations in Ontario
• Financial support

Second Career provides up to $28,000 for tuition, books, transportation, a basic living allowance and other instruction costs.  more details

Second Career New Guideline

Beginning November 20, 2009, changes to Second Career will focus the program on helping laid-off Ontarians in need who will benefit most from training to find work. Ontario's Fall Economic Statement announced funding of $294.7 million to support employment and training programs, including Second Career. more details

To start with, call or walk in to one of the following assessment centres. Your case manager will help you go through all the funding application process.

MTCU FUNDED ASSESSMENT CENTRES IN GTA

Toronto-York-Mississauga Funded Employment Assessment Centres (EAC)

You may be required to assess your international credentials to prove they are equivalent to Canadian credentials. You can contact one of the following organizations for the Credentials Assessment