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YPSWA’s New Project Mentors and Engages Seniors, Adults and Youth

Young Professionals and Skilled Workers Association (YPSWA) is proud to launch this Fall season a new project that will mentor and engage seniors, adults and youth, alike. YPSWA’s new project is called “Expression through the Arts”(ETA) and is based on the premise, “art by seniors for seniors, adults and youth”. Continue reading

New mining sector-skills training program

On August 20, 2013, Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced more than $5.8 million over two years – through Employment and Social Development Canada’s Skills and Partnership Fund (SPF) – to the Northwest Territories Mine Training Society for a new mining sector-skills training program. This program will help Aboriginal participants gain the training they need to access the jobs and prosperity generated by this industry. The Prime Minister made the announcement during his annual Northern Tour of Canada, taking place from August 18-23, 2013. Continue reading

Job Fair for Youth

Job Fair on May 12, 2013 from 1:00pm to 5:00pm. Continue reading

Meeting with the UWCC President Michael Ratushnyj in Toronto

Meeting with the UWCC President Michael Ratushnyj in TorontoToronto – April 23, 2013 –  Young Professionals and Skilled Workers Association (YPSWA), a consulting firm specializing in international education “Providence Group” with the Canadian Ukrainian Immigrant Aid Service (CUIAS) and Canada -Ukrainian Social Services – Toronto (CUSS) invite the Ukrainian-Canadian community to a meeting with Michael Ratushnyj, President of the Ukrainian World Coordinating Council (UWCC). Students from Ukraine, Ukrainians who are on a temporary visa status, Ukrainians with the permanent resident status, seniors and all those, who are interested in the activities UWCC.

Meetings will take place on the topic… Continue reading

Employment & Opportunities Youth Fair

Job opportunities in city’s parks
On-the-spot interviews

Metro Hall Rotunda
55 John St ., Toronto
Saturday, April 20
from 1 – 4 pm

Ronda Murphy 416.392.0245
Rmurphy2@toronto.ca

Bring your resumé Continue reading

TCHC is hosting an Employment Fair

Saturday, April 27, 2013
931 Yonge Street (Rosedale Subway Station)
12:00 pm to 5:00 pm

To pre-register for an interview for a summer position in the Blue Jays Baseball Academy Rookie League or for more information contact: 416-981-6300 or economic-opps@torontohousing.ca Continue reading

Rooftops Canada 2013 Young Professional Internships

Rooftops Canada, is recruiting four interns to work with partner organizations in Sub Saharan Africa. These six-month internships are part of our program with the Canadian International Development Agency’s Partnerships with Canadians Branch. They are not IYIP internships but we are using similar eligibility criteria. One important difference is that previous beneficiaries of Canadian Youth Employment Strategy programs are eligible for these internships.) Continue reading

Round Table Gives Hope to New Immigrants in Toronto

TORONTO – March 27, 2013 – Young Professionals and Skilled Workers Association (YPSWA) successfully held its annual Round Table of Discussions about education and labour challenges faced by new immigrants in Toronto. MPP Rosario Marchese, the NDP Critic for GTA was a key panelist at this event. Continue reading

Young Professionals, Russian Community Leaders and MPP Rosario Marchese are to Tackle Labour, Immigration and Education Challenges

Young Professionals and Skilled Workers Association (YPSWA) together with the Russian-Canadian Chamber of Commerce, Russian Canadian Cultural Aid Society, Russian Orthodox Holy Trinity Church, Russian Student club at University of Waterloo and education specialists from Providence Group, will organize a Round Table of Discussions at which immigration, education and labour challenges will be discussed as well as analyzed how they affect our livelihood today.

Rosario Marchese, MPP for Trinity-Spadina, will be a special guest panellist and speaker at this event. Continue reading

Canada partners with Ryerson University to help protect children and youth in the Dominican Republic

This investment will help Ryerson University, in line with the intentions of the Government of the Dominican Republic, to improve the skills of government agencies and civil society organizations responsible for protecting these vulnerable groups from abuse and sexual or labour exploitation. Working together, they will build a robust child protection system that will include youth in the design and implementation of child protection programs. Continue reading

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