*SDC next to an agency name denotes they are Service Delivery Standards Certified

 

ATN Access Inc. *SDC
Assistive Computer Technology Assessment and Training; Business Software Competency Testing and Training; Specific Learning Disability Compensatory Strategies; English and Math Upgrading.

 

 

Central Library
Employment Resource Centres make job search technology and career information available to all Londoners. We're Here to Help You Find the Job You're Looking For!  London Public Library Career Centre  Drop by for a tour of job seeker resources:

 

 

Centre for Lifelong Learning
Computer Studies, Modern Languages, Science, Business Courses, English, Mathematics and more...

 

College Boreal - Employment Options Emploi
Citi-Plaza
355 Wellington St, Unit 142
London, ON
N6A 3N7
(519)672-1JOB
Help with employment and interview preparation, skills training, resume and cover letter help, job search and networking skills. Workshops available and all services are available to both English and French clients. 
 

 

Fanshawe College
Variety of skill-based training programs assistance with developing employment and training plans. Modules include: computer-training, job search skills, resume writing, and academic upgrading.

The Counselling and Student Life Department: Offers a fee-for-service Career Planning Service, which includes formal vocational testing, test interpretation, career researching instruction, and individualized career plan development.

Blueprints Program: Helps develop a personalized training plan - combines academic upgrading, employability skills and General Education Development (GED) 114, 355 Wellington Street (Galleria Mall) London, 519-432-1220

 

 

G.A. Wheable Employment Resource Centre - Looking for a job?  Drop in centre with computers, printer, copier, fax, and phone.
70 Jacqueline St. Room C170
London, ON
519-452-2660 x 69662
 

 

 

Job Connect: Job Connect is designed for individuals who need help in finding and keeping jobs.

 

 

Goodwill Career Centre *SDC

Employment Services for all abilities at 255 Horton Street, 2nd floor, 519-850-9000

• Employment preparation, job search skills, resumes and cover letters, interview and networking skills
• Assessment, diagnostic services and return-to-work services
• Cash register and customer service training
• Employment supports for people with disabilities: job coaches, job maintenance and retention services
• Resource Centre with free Internet access, job updates and employment resources
• Group employment planning with a component for the mature worker, and individual counselling for those in receipt of EI or reachback at 171 Queens Avenue. 519-660-6888
• Self employment supports for people with disabilities offered in partnership with the Small Business Centre at 316 Rectory Street, 519-659-2882 x224 ask for the SEED program (Self-employment and entrepreneurship development) or Contact Goodwill Career Centre at 519-660-6000 ext. 2296. *SDC

Goodwill Staffing Service *SDC

• Matches job seekers with employers' short, medium and long pert-time and full-time openings. Supports for individuals with barriers. A range of assignments, both skilled and unskilled, is available.

 

 

Hutton House
Hutton House Employment Services helps people with physical, mental health, learning and developmental disabilities find and keep a job.
Career Exploration * Self Discovery * Learn how to write a Resume * Develop & Improve Work Skills * Explore Employment Options * Computer Assessment and Training * Set Goals * Job Development * On and Off-site Job Coaching to Learn a New A Job * Advocate for Workplace Accommodations * And More!!
To apply, call 519-472-1541.

 

 

Literacy London Inc.
70 Jacqueline St.
519-452-2660 x 69712
Literacy London offers Essential Skills training, literacy/numeracy training, computer assisted learning and employability training. Learners work one on one or in a small group setting and programs are held at various community locations, as well as at Wheable Centre.  Literacy London also offers the 4 week Employment Track Express program at your workplace.  Learners can attend day or evening sessions. GED upgrading is also available.  To register call:  Irene at 452-2660 x 69712.
Program is free and intake is continuous.

 

 

London Training Centre *SDC
Phone: (519)-685-4331
317 Adelaide St. S. Unit 110, London Ontario N5Z 3L3

London Training Centre is an award winning, non-profit social enterprise that provides innovative, effective and integrated training opportunities for people who need new skills to enjoy the dignity that comes with employment, independence and self-reliance.
As an Employment Ontario sponsored organization, we can provide information about all of the Employment Ontario Programs and Services such as:

• Employment Counselling
• Resource Centre and Workshops
• Job Search Workshops
• Assessments, Action Planning
• Job Development

Additional Services:

• Local Food Skills Instruction
• Training and Certification
  • WHMIS
  • Smart Serve
  • Safe Food Handling
  • First Aid & CPR Level C
  • Computer classes in Vista, XP, Word, Excel, Access, and Power Point
  • Accounting – Theory, Simply Accounting, and Quick Books 

 

 

London Employment Help Centre *SDC 

• Individual Planning & Coordination
• Career Exploration
• Winning Interview Techniques
• Networking for Success
• Refining Your Marketing Tools
• Social Media 

 

Online Counselling - Click on "Register a New Account" link, fill in the necessary information.  An email will be sent to your mail account with a link to take you back to the login page.  Fill in your newly created login name and password and then choose the link to Eligibility.  Then, fill out the Participant Needs Questionnaire and Intake form and viola within 24 hours (except on weekends) our virtual counsellor will respond with suggestions, referrals, leads & job search tips to assist you. We offer a chat room exclusive to interactive clients for job search or employment assistance.

Job Finding Club: For Clients who want to find the best possible job in the shortest possible time.  The Job Finding Club is a three week, full day (6 Hours) job search program conducted by the Centre in a group of twelve to fifteen.  Club members need to have a defined job objective, be ready for work and be willing to use proven methods of finding employment.

 

 

 

Nokee Kwe *SDC
104-1069 Wellington Road South
519-667-7088

 

Employment Services	Native Education Centre
Information Resource Centre (IRC) Vocational Assessments Career and employment planning and training Access to Employers Employer Services	Personalized educational assessments and training plans Literacy and Basic Skills Program (LBS) GED preparation and examination assistance High School Credits (ILC) Assistance with Aboriginal post-secondary educational planning Culturally relevant Aboriginal programs

 

 

 

Ontario Works Resource Centre *SDC
151 Dundas St. 2nd. Floor
Free for all Ontario Works participants: Computers for typing resumes, Internet access, videos about job searching, interview skills, fax machines, photocopier and more...

 

 

 

Over 55 (London) Inc.
Strives to secure employment for people 55 years of age and older.

 

 

Pathways Skill Development & Placement Centre *SDC
Downtown
210 Dundas St., 2nd Fl, London ON
Tel: 519-667-7795
Email: enquiries@pathways.on.ca

 

We are a non-profit agency founded in 1989. We exist to assist individuals to overcome barriers to meaningful employment.  We offer a variety of programs and services to help employment seekers unlock their potential and improve their skills.

Our Employment Preparation services help employment seekers learn to develop resumes, prepare for interviews and rediscover the necessary confidence to re-enter the workforce.

Our Skills Training programs provide short-term industrial skills training which prepare participants for work in London’s leading manufacturing, construction and property maintenance organizations.

Our Employment Placement team assists individuals with their job search. In order to help these individuals succeed, we have developed strong relationships with many of London’s leading employers to match their hiring needs to our skilled candidates.

We maintain an Employer focus, and have designed our curriculum with the needs of employers in mind. Our employment professionals match employers’ workforce needs to the skills of our clients for the best fit and long-term success.

We offer Language and Skills Training to English Learners. This takes place at our second site in North East London in partnership with the Centre for Lifelong Learning, World Vision, and Citizen and Immigration Canada. This site is also available as a community resource.

 

 

 

Small Business Centre
Information and counselling service for potential entrepreneurs and small business owners. Assists with such things as, developing a business plan, resource library, business counselling, business name registration, workshops and seminars. 

 

 

University Of Western, Office Of The Registrar
Stevenson-Lawson Building Rm. 190 519-661-3898
Provides counselling before and after admission for prospective, newly admitted and current adult learners at Western. Assists adults with concerns, issues and difficulties associated with the re-entry process and course selection.

 

 

WIL Employment Connections *SDC
The Skill Centre
141 Dundas Street, 4th Floor
London  ON  N6A 1G3
(enter off Market Lane only)
Voice: 519.663.0774
Fax: 519.663.5377
Email: careerinformation@wil.ca

 

Employment Counselling
Alone or combined, employment counselling provides individuals with valuable support in the employment planning and development process.
 

WIL Employment Counsellors can help you:

• Explore employment goals
• Discover employment services and training available to you
• Gain a better understanding of the current job market
• Develop an action plan to achieve your employment goals
• Work through and resolve work-related issues
• Access professional licensing information
• Connect with services to assess international credentials

No fee service for those unemployed and seeking work

 

Career Development - Trained staff can assist you in exploring your natural abilities, workplace personality, transferable skills, work interests and preferred work environments through a full selection of Individual career Assessments 

Individual Career Assessments - Career Planning Tools assist individuals in making informed career choices by evaluating interests, aptitudes, skills and personal approach to work. 

Grade 12 Equivalency (GED) 

Community Access Program (CAP) - The Community Access Program (CAP) is a Government of Canada initiative (funded by Industry Canada), which aims to provide Canadians with affordable public access to the Internet and the skills they need to use it effectively.  WIL is the network coordinator for the London CAP Network.

ClothingWorks - ClothingWorks is a not for profit organization (sponsored by WIL) that provides interview clothing free of charge for men, women and young adults who have a referral from a London employment counselling or training agency.

 

 

Service Canada
Employment Resource Centre:Local telephone & fax service, Internet, word processing, Winway Resume template.

• Social Insurance numbers; Employment Insurance applications. On-line services:  Employment Insurance, Job Bank, Labour Market Information.
• Telemessage services:  Employment (English and French) 519-645-4575 (includes Job Bank); Insurance (English) 519-645-4580 or (French) 1-800-808-6352.
• Electronic Labour Exchange

 

Y.O.U. Youth Opportunities Unlimited *SDC
Job Search Resource Centre: Computers, Fax, Copiers (all ages)

 

WomanPower Inc.
Individual career counselling and coaching * group workshops available upon request * resource library * speakers are available on issues related to women and employment.  Meetings are held at Brescia University College, 6pm-8pm Tuesdays from mid-September to mid-July * please call to confirm exact location. 519-434-5144