Client Funding Eligibility
Unemployed or underemployed Indigenous People who live in the Greater Toronto Area.
Indigenous People are First Nations status and non-status, Métis and Inuit.
Two Weeks of hands-on learning how to drywall! ✨ Register Location 433 Cherry Street, Toronto When September 28 - October 9 Schedule 7:30am - 3:00pm Monday to Friday More Info Johnny Gionette Training & Apprenticeship Coordinator johnny@miziwebiik.com »
Looking to Work in the Trades? Four weeks of rigorous, hands-on training based on industry best practices. From power tools to concrete decks. Also included are the Working at Heights and UBC Mentorship Program courses! Program Length 4 weeks When October 19 Where * In-Class at Miziwe Biik 433 »
Six weeks of hands-on residential and commercial painting training ✨ Register When TBD Schedule TBD Skills Participants Will Gain * Surface preparation skills (sanding, priming, patching) * Foundational painting skills (brush, roller, cutting lines) * Knowledge of tools, materials, and safety practices * Exposure to real job site expectations * Increased confidence and employability in »
Transition Towards Employment! ✨ More Information Online Information Session * TBD Program Runs * TBD Is This Program For You? * Have you been unemployed for an extended period of time? * Are you looking for a transitionary, gradual step before employment? * Do you want to update and learn new skills? Incentives * Laptop with Microsoft »
Eight week online program for starting and planing your business! ✨ Register When TBD Where Online More Information Reception@miziwebiik.com »
✨ Register🪶In partnership with Centennial College Gain the knowledge, skills, and judgment required to work in today's complex health care environment! Ready to Begin a Career in Healthcare? Program Length 2 years, 6 semesters When TBD Where * Classes at Miziwe Biik 433 Cherry Street * Labs at Centennial Morningside »
Program Overview ALFDC, in partnership with CUSW, is exploring interest in a 10-week Pre-Apprenticeship Training Program designed to prepare Indigenous Women for careers as 309A Electrical Apprentices. Participants Will * Receive hands-on, industry-relevant training * Be registered as a 309A Electrical Apprentice * Gain direct pathways into the skilled »
