Message to the Job seekers

WoodGreen offers a wide range of free skill-building programs to help job seekers define their employment goals, upgrade their skills or train for an in-demand career. Explore the options below and find the program that’s right for you.

Our Process

1. Pick a program

Search programs by keyword, tags or just browse. Select a program to review its description and requirements.

2. Find the right fit

Learn more by contacting program staff and attending an information session.

3. Apply

If the program matches your needs and interests, submit your application with support from our staff.

Trades Training Newcomers

Construction Project Management for Internationally Trained Individuals

This training program will enable internationally trained professionals to be acquainted with the Ontario Construction Industry and prepare for project management, project coordination, and related roles in the construction sector.

Online, In-person
Applicants must have international training and experience in a skilled construction-related field, English proficiency at CLB 6 or higher, and be a Permanent Resident, Canadian citizen, or refugee claimant with an open work permit.
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Integrated Employment Services

We connect job seekers with employers in need of skilled workers through employment counselling, professional development opportunities, practical supports and placement strategies.

In-person, Online
Ontario residents looking for employment or training development
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Employers Trades Training Women Youth Disability Newcomers

Building Maintenance Operator Training Program

This program is a six-week training initiative designed to prepare individuals for careers in building maintenance for residential buildings.

Online, In-person
Youth ages 18-29 years of age or older and legally entitled to work in Ontario; English language level CLB 6+
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Newcomers Youth Disability Trades Training Women Employers

Pre-Apprenticeship and Trades Programs

WoodGreen offers free Pre-Apprentice and Trades Programs, catering to newcomers and those facing employment barriers to provide a pathway to high-demand trades. Participants undergo assessments for grade 12 Math and English and engage in Academic Upgrading to develop essential communication and numeracy skills for entry into skilled trades.

Online and In-person
Individuals ages 18+; Legally entitled to work in Ontario; Grade 12 equivalency demonstrated through high school diploma or transcripts
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Youth Newcomers Disability Women Older (45+) Jobseekers

Personalized Career Accelerator (for Newcomers to Canada)

The Personalized Career Accelerator program (formerly known as Mentoring Pathways to Employment) helps skilled newcomers to succeed in a Canadian job search and connects them with a mentor with shared experiences who can support their journey.

Online, In-person
Permanent Residents, Protected Persons and Convention Refugees who have arrived in Canada within the last 6 years who have a University Degree or College Diploma obtained outside of Canada
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Women Newcomers Trades Training Youth

CNC/Precision Machining Skills Training Program

Delivered in partnership with George Brown College, this free training program is designed to prepare women and gender-diverse individuals for entry-level work in the manufacturing sector. The program includes Academic Upgrading, CNC/Precision Machining training, and the opportunity for a paid job placement.

Online, In-person
Women and gender diverse individuals living on a low income, ages 18+; Legally entitled to work in Ontario
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Youth Disability Women

Visual Effects Compositing

This VFX training program is designed to give Black youth a competitive edge as they launch careers in digital compositing. Over 21 weeks, participants gain the knowledge and experience necessary to find post-production work. Training includes a six-week paid internship.

Online, In-person
Black youth (age 21 – 29) living in the Greater Toronto Area
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Youth Newcomers Disability Women

Toronto Youth Job Corps Case Counselling

Our team provides Toronto Youth Job Corps participants with case management support to address life challenges affecting their program engagement.

Online, In-person
Participants in the Toronto Youth Job Corps program delivered by JVS, Arab Community Centre of Toronto, East Scarborough Neighbourhood Community Centre or Youth Employment Services
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Need Help?

To learn more about our skills training employment programs, please contact:

Employment Services

(416) 405-5254

Hours

Monday to Friday
8:30 AM to 5:00 PM