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Employment Ontario

We're Employment Ontario and we want to help you get the training, skills and experience to achieve your goals.
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Second Career

Second Career provides career planning and financial support specially designed to help laid-off Ontarians participate in long-term training for a new job.
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Private Career Colleges

Find out what you need to know before you enrol in a private career college.

Labour Mobility

If you work in a regulated profession or a skilled trade, you may soon be able to move anywhere in Canada to find work without more training or testing.

College of Trades

Ontario's new College of Trades will promote the skilled trades and modernize the apprenticeship and skilled trades system.

OSAP Access Window

Thinking about a postsecondary education? Our Access Window was designed just for you! Obtain OSAP aid estimates, calculate your loan repayment, learn about Ontario Student Access Guarantee, and more.

Job Fairs

Job fairs can help you find out who's hiring and the people in your community who can help you find a job. Here's a current list (PDF, 16 KB) of fairs supported by Employment Ontario.
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Top News Stories

 
2009 Polanyi Prize Awarded To Top Researchers
 

November 20, 2009: 2009 Polanyi Prize Awarded To Top Researchers

 
Second Career Continues Helping Laid-off Workers
 

November 13, 2009: Second Career Continues Helping Laid-off Workers

November 12, 2009: More Support For Crown Ward Students

October 28, 2009: Ontario To Fine Illegal Colleges

October 27, 2009: Ontario Improves Skilled Trades System

Major Programs and Initiatives

 
 

Summer Jobs

Whether you want to find a job, start your own business, or come and work for the Government of Ontario this summer, there's lots of work available through Ontario's summer jobs programs.

 
 

Study in Ontario

Right now over 35,000 international students from around the world are studying in Ontario universities and colleges.

 
Change Your World
 

Change Your World

By 2013, more than 70 per cent of all new jobs – even entry-level positions – will need some postsecondary education or skills training.