Centre for Newcomers: Youth Programs & Services

YOUTH 1 . 2 . 1

Are you between 15 and 24 and from an immigrant family? Do you need some help with career planning, a job search or getting into school? This support service is for you.

Make an appointment by calling (403) 539-4982, or come to the Centre and see the Youth 1 . 2 . 1 staff.

What the service offers

One-to-one assistance.
Help with resumes and job search.
Workshops on career planning.

How will you benefit?

Become aware of your skills and career options.
Receive encouragement and support to achieve your goals.
Get information on schools and training.

Registration and Contact Information

Ellen: 403-539-4983 e.bandelow-chung@centrefornewcomers.ca

Jee: 403-539-4982 j.gang@centrefornewcomers.ca

Youth 1.2.1 is also proud to announce offering Job Search services in the Youth Hub. Use computers for job search and resume building

Click here for more information

The Province of Alberta is working in partnership with the Government of Canada to provide employment support programs and services.

YOUTH POSSIBILITIES PROGRAM

Are you an immigrant or minority youth between the ages of 17 and 27, deciding if you should pursue more education or get a job? This program will help you learn the skills you need to succeed either in the workplace or at school.

What the program offers

Two full-time, 12-week modules.
Module 1: learn valuable life and employment skills. Participate in outdoor challenges that develop teamwork skills and build self confidence.
Module 2: get involved in community service projects, learn job search skills. Continue to take part in outdoor challenges and team-building experiences.
Earn an hourly wage.

How will you benefit?

Be aware of your skills and career options.
Receive encouragement and support to achieve your goals.
Learn skills you can use throughout life.

Do you qualify?

Between 17 and 27 years old.
Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident.
Unemployed or underemployed and not receiving Employment Insurance (EI).
Not in school.
Able to communicate in English.
Committed to either or both 12 week programs.

Youth 1.2.1 and Youth Possibilities Program

Registration and Contact Information:

Call Sara Clark, Youth Services Co-ordinator at (403) 569-3333.

Youth Programs receive funding from the Government of Canada.



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