The online job boards listed below show local jobs near you. Start by clicking on the blue title. Explore additional job boards farther below.

Grand Erie Jobs – Job Board
Search dozens of online job boards at once using our region’s largest job search site.
Grand Erie Jobs – Job Map
Shows the location of local jobs in relation to where you live, bus routes, day cares and community services.

Find information online or meet with career counsellors who can help you decide on a career.
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Grand Erie Jobs – Career Explorer
Learn about career paths and skills requirements for different occupations.
Grand Erie Jobs – Occupation Finder
Learn about specific occupations, including demand from local employers and wages.
Grand Erie Jobs – Industry Search
Learn about different industries and identify Grand Erie employers in those industries.

Understanding the local job market can tell you:

Public libraries provide free access to the internet and other resources to assist you with your research.

Many local organizations can help you search for jobs, connect with employers, prepare for job interviews, write resumes and more. Employment Ontario agencies offer these services at no charge.
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Many local organizations help people with disabilities or barriers connect to training, search for jobs, write resumes, connect with employers, prepare for job interviews, and assist with other supports. Employment Ontario agencies offer these services at no charge.

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Need help finding a staffing agency near you? Click HERE to see them on a map.

Employment Insurance (EI) provides temporary income support to unemployed workers while they look for work or to upgrade their skills. EI also provides financial support to workers who take time off work due to specific life events, including pregnancy, raising a newborn and caring for a critically ill person. Workers receive EI benefits only if they have paid premiums and meet eligibility rules.

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Employment Insurance – Government of Canada

The Ontario government may provide financial assistance and employment support if you don’t have enough money for things like food and housing, or if you have a disability and are in financial need.

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Ontario Government – Social Assistance Information Page
Learn if you qualify for social assistance and see how to apply for Ontario Works or the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP).

Need help finding an Ontario Works office near you? Click HERE to see them on a map.
Need help finding an ODSP office near you? Click HERE to see them on a map.

There are many organizations in our area that provide information, resources, advice, services and networking opportunities for businesses, often at no cost. Make a selection below

You can also visit HERE to find local chambers of commerce and other business associations. Need help finding business supports close to you? Click HERE to see them on a map.

Governments offer loans and grants to help businesses start or grow, launch new products, expand markets, train employees and more. Each program will have its own eligibility rules and application process. A number of local organizations provide assistance.

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Learn about government regulations for the Employment Standards Act, Occupational Health & Safety, WSIB and other labour rules.

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Learn about ideas and best practices for employee attraction and retention.

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Publicly funded Employment Ontario agencies and private staffing firms can assist businesses looking to hire. They may refer clients, organize job fairs, advertise openings, screen applicants, help with job interviews and more.

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There are services, programs and financial supports available that can assist employers who are looking to train employees.

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Find information on Ontario’s apprenticeship system, how to hire an apprentice and on government financial supports, such as tax credits. Hiring apprentices can help some businesses meet their staffing needs.

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There are many ways for businesses to connect with other businesses in their community, including joining business groups and participating in events.

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Adult learners who want to earn their high school credential have several options.

The Ontario High School Credit program provides learners with the Ontario Secondary School Diploma. It is a requirement for university, college and many jobs. For information, click HERE
The General Education Development (GED) certificate shows that you have the equivalent of high school knowledge. A GED may qualify you for certain jobs and skills training. For information about GED, click HERE
The Academic Career Entrance (ACE), or academic upgrading, program is accepted as a high school diploma for the purposes of entering one of Ontario’s public colleges. For information about ACE, click HERE

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There are many local agencies that can help you improve everyday skills needed in the workplace, including reading, writing, math and computer skills.
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Need help finding services close to you? Click HERE to see them on a map.

Digital Literacy Library
Find free online tools, resources and websites in Ontario that can help you build digital literacy skills.

There is a huge demand for people to work in the skilled trades, many of which require you to start as an apprentice. Apprenticeship training is available from local training centres and colleges.

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There are many options if you want to go to college or university in our area. There are also many options if you need financial aid to pay for your education. Make a selection below.

Need help finding colleges or universities near you? Click HERE to see them on a map.

Continuing Education is a way to boost your skills and learn new things. There are many in-person and online programs. Some courses provide credits towards diplomas or certificates, while others provide work-related credentials or are for personal interest. There are several schools that offer Continuing Education in or near our area.

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There are Job Training Programs available in our area, including some that offer training for specific occupations and industries. Some programs are free if you meet the eligibility rules, while others have fees.

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Volunteering can help you gain valuable skills that you may use in a job, while at the same time give you the personal satisfaction you are giving back to the community. Many non-profit organizations in our area welcome or recruit volunteers.

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Language training such as English as a Second Language (ESL) can help newcomers improve their language skills to better their chances of finding work and to be more effective in the workforce.

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Need help finding services near you? Click HERE to see them on a map.

Many people rely on public transit to get to and from work, and to and from other activities. There are several transit options in Grand Erie region.

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To see Brantford Transit bus routes on a map, click HERE.
To see Ride Norfolk bus routes on a map, click HERE.

There are many licensed child care options in Brantford, Six Nations, New Credit, Brant County, Haldimand County and Norfolk County.

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Need help finding a child care close to you? Click HERE to see them on a map of Grand Erie.

You can also search for licensed child cares in Ontario by community, postal code, type of program, age of child. Click HERE for search tool.

There are many services in our community that assist people who need health and counselling services of different kinds.

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There are many Indigenous services in our community, with services available on Six Nations and New Credit and in nearby urban centres.

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There are many services in our community for newcomers, to help them connect to health, employment, education, housing and other settlement supports.
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There are many services in our community that help people dealing with housing issues, including some services that provide emergency, short-term or transitional housing.

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There are many services that help people dealing with legal questions or issues, including online information resources and Community Legal Clinics. You can also find information on how to get a police check or a pardon.

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There are many services in our community that provide supports and resources to youth, including services related to employment, career planning, education, health, skills training and more.

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There are many services in our community that support seniors, including programs related to pensions, health, accessibility, housing and more.

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Service Canada provides access to many important Government of Canada services, including Employment Insurance, Canada Pension Plan, Old Age Security, Social Insurance Numbers, taxes, passports and veterans affairs. Many services are offered online.

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Need help finding a Service Canada office near you? Click HERE to see them on a map.

Service Ontario provides access to many important Government of Ontario services, including birth certificates, health cards (OHIP), driver’s licences, licence plate stickers, marriage certificates, name changes and more. Many services are offered online.

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Need help finding a Service Ontario office near you? Click HERE to see them on a map.