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Programs to help youth gain employment or employability skills. Includes federal and provincial job programs, career counselling, job search assistance, volunteer or paid work experiences, and job training.
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Provides summer employment opportunities to nursing students at health care facilities across PEI. Work sites include:
- Public health care facilities
- Private long term care facilities
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Provides youth with service initiatives opportunities that address community needs. This encourages them to develop life and work skills, self-confidence, and self-efficacy.
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Leaders in Training Provided by: Camp Segunakadeck - AKA: Camp Seggie
Christian-based program to help youth learn leadership skills. Provides them the chance to experience camp as a staff and includes a training weekend, canoe trip weekend and 1-2 weeks service at Camp during summer camp weeks.
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Helps young adults prepare to build employability skills so they can find new or higher paying work. Participants will:
- Attend 12 weeks of in-class and experience/activity based learning
- Learn how to set and achieve positive life and work goals
- Develop individual plans of action to help them reach their goals
- Identify their strengths and skills and build upon those
- Become more confident and self-sufficient
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Provides a paid internship opportunity for bilingual youth and French-speaking post-secondary students in Epekwitk / PEI. This 10-week internship offers participants hands-on experience in their field, while allowing them to explore local employers and career opportunities within their home province.
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Provides a program that helps participants to transition into the work force. Program includes:
- Life and employability skills building
- Support to help participants find employment in the private sector
- Ongoing coaching and mentoring
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Summer program for high school students who are returning to school in the fall. The program engages youth and encourages participants to continue high school and pursue post-secondary education by:
- Creating positive employment work sites
- Providing job related life and literacy skills
- Offering outings and community engagement
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Provides a training program for those working toward professional certification in a designated skilled trade in PEI. The program offers a combination of on-the-job training with a qualified tradesperson (80%) with in-class training (20%).
A list of designated skilled trades in PEI is available on the website.Applicants must already have secured employment with a qualified tradesperson they can train under.
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Charlottetown - dvrodd@gov.pe.ca
Summerside - tylerdoucette@gov.pe.ca
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Provides high school students with an opportunity to explore trade career options and gain a head start on the post-secondary apprenticeship training program.
Note: Students must already be employed with a suitable employer in a designated trade. A list of designated trades in PEI can be found on the website.
Note: Students must already be employed with a suitable employer in a designated trade. A list of designated trades in PEI can be found on the website.
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Provides a 10 week group course in which participants are paid while developing the skills and knowledge necessary to make a successful transition to the labour market or return to school. This program is offered in Summerside and Charlottetown (Charlottetown location varies). Classroom teachings include:
- Life skills
- Employability and essential skills
- Specialized training including First Aid and CPR, WHMIS, Service Excellence, Food Service Certification
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We acknowledge that the land on which we learn, live and work is the traditional unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq people of Epekwitk, represented by the Abegweit First Nation and Lennox Island First Nation.