The Employment Preparation Program helps participants prepare to find employment. It gives them tools and a realistic action plan to acheive clear career goals. The program consists of intake, assessments, one-to-one support, job search training workshops in resume writing, interview skills, networking, labour market research and on-going evaluation and support.
Potential participants are assessed for employability, emotional and personal barriers, skills, and past work history/experience.
Participants develop awareness of the labour market and a clearer understanding of their career choices.
Participants create resumes and cover letters suitable to their employment objectives. Also learn how to complete employer application forms.
Learn how to develop connections for information and jobs among their peers, families, relatives, friends, etc.
Participants learn how to use the variuos tools available for job searching and the procedures for networking within the industry of their choice.
Practice interview techniques, understand employer expectations and review job maintenance issues.
Obtain a general assessment and overview of the participant’s readiness for employments and create a bio, including final primary and secondary job objective(s).
Meet with the Job Developers who work one-on-one with participants to find the job that meets the career goals of the individuals.
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Upon completion of the Employment Preparation Program, the participants will work with our experienced Job Development Team to find the job that is right for them. Whether the participant is preparing to re-enter the workforce or looking for a new career, we can help. The Job Development Team continually researches the labour market and individuals work one-on-one with the Job Developers to find the ideal job. Oasis Job Placement Services also include job maintenance support for a minimum of six months after employment to assist both the employee and the employer overcome any issues that may arise.
This service is funded in part by the Government of Canada and the Government of Ontario
