Career Directions and Employment Centre

Supporting Everyone on the Path to Employment

Career Services that Work

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Job Search Supports

Access to Job Opportunities and Employers Not Advertised On Job Sites
Assistance With Resumes, Cover Letters, and Interviews
Connecting People With Employers
Employment Counselling And Career Planning
Job Search Assistance And Support
Resources for Faxing, Scanning, Printing, Phone, and Job Search

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On the Job Supports

Apprenticeship
Financial Support For Qualifying New Hires
Job Creation Partnerships
Job Training
Post-hiring Support

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Career Growth Resources

Adjusting After Job Loss
Assistance With Post-secondary Funding, Including Better Jobs Ontario
Providing Current Labour Market Information
Referrals to Community Services
Return to Work Support
Standardized Career Assessments

Nokee Kwe Job Search Webinars

The Employment and Career Counsellors at Nokee Kwe Employment and Education Centre have prepared a series of Webinars to enhance your chances of success in getting the job you want. View the full series of job search videos on the Nokee Kwe Youtube Channel.

What to Expect at Your First Appointment

Nokee Kwe is committed to providing safe, culturally sensitive, and accessible services to everyone.
If you require additional support or special accommodations, please let us know when you book your appointment.

During your first appointment, we will complete an intake form to enrol you as a Nokee Kwe client.

This process will require approximately 45 minutes of your time.

We will develop a customized action plan together to support your desired career direction.

Please note that a person can only be registered with one Employment Ontario agency at a time. If you are enrolled with another agency, please let us know during the intake process.

Please have the following materials with you to assist you through the process:

Social Insurance Number
A current resume in electronic or paper form
Documents that verify your current source of income. (For example: A recent pay stub, an “Employment Insurance My Current Claim” an Ontario Works stub, etc.)
Legal Identification
Click here for a list of acceptable identity documents from Service Ontario