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Organization: JVS Toronto - Newcomer Employment Services, Employment Source Toronto North  
Phone Numbers: 416-661-3010
Email: services@jvstoronto.org
Website: www.jvstoronto.org
Address:
1280 Finch Ave W Suite 607
Toronto, ON
M3J 3K6
Location: Cross streets: Keele St and Finch Ave W

Accessibility Notes: Designated parking at entrance ; wheelchair accessible automatic main entrance ; barrier-free washroom including door and stall
Hours: Mon-Fri 9 am-5 pm
Service Description:
Job Search Workshop for Newcomers
  • one-to-one job search strategies and resume help
  • needs assessment and personalized action plans
  • networking opportunities and access to job postings
  • certificate of completion offered
  • offered in-person

Enhanced Language Training -- multi-week programs to improve communication skills in specific fields including Technology/IT and Business, Architecture and Construction, Health and Social Services, and Skilled Trades
Building Unbiased and Inclusive Workplaces Leveraging Diversity (BUILD)
Online Ontario-wide orientation program for international professionals in architecture or a related field
  • 8-week program includes
  • architecture-specific information delivered by Canadian industry experts and employers
  • group job search sessions customized for architecture
  • mentoring and networking opportunities
Newcomer Youth: Connections for Success (NYCS)
A program for newcomer youth to explore career options and gain skills in the Canadian workplace. Program includes:
  • career exploration
  • information about Canadian colleges/universities and financial planning
  • volunteer placements related to potential career interests
  • mentoring
  • mental health awareness for newcomer youth
Road To Employment for Newcomer Women
  • improve workplace communication
  • career exploration
  • 4-week virtual program
Newcomer Pathways into Skilled Trades -- prepares newcomers for Trade Equivalency Assessment (TEA) to gain Red Seal or Certificate of qualifications and start working in Ontario
TRIEC Mentoring Partnership -- Canadian mentors will help newcomers
  • understand Canadian industry trends
  • develop more effective job search strategies
  • build a professional network
  • find ways to leverage work and experience

Fees: None
Application: Call or visit website for information
Eligibility / Target Population: Varies by program; call for more information
Languages: English
Area Served:
Toronto (North York)  
See Also: Employment Assistance
Immigrant, Newcomer, and Refugee Services

This information was last completely updated on October 16, 2026

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