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Job Creation Partnership Northwest Territories

NT, Canada

Support for work experience projects

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Grant and Funding

Wage Subsidies And Interns

Partnering and Collaboration

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Government of the Northwest Territories

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Access funding for up to 52 weeks to deliver local activities, which either include a work experience component, or guarantee employment at the end of the project.

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Eligible projects for the Job Creation Partnership grant include literacy and numeracy training, workplace essential skills development, employment readiness programs, skill-specific training, and pre-employment training courses.

Literacy and numeracy
Upgrading
Workplace essential skills
Life skills
Employment readiness programs
Pre-employment training courses
Skill-specific training programs

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$52,000

Vancouver

Create a workplace essential skills program for young adults in Vancouver.

$30,000

Halifax

Implement a pre-employment training course in Halifax for individuals with disabilities.

$45,000

Toronto

Launch a literacy and numeracy program for immigrants in Toronto.

$43,000

Quebec City

Develop a skills-specific training program for artisans in Quebec City.

$36,000

Calgary

Establish an employment readiness program for at-risk youth in Calgary.

$27,000

Winnipeg

Create a life skills training program for unemployed adults in Winnipeg.

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This program supports unemployed individuals by providing work experience and training to obtain meaningful long-term employment.

Eligible applicant organizations are boards, agencies, municipal governments, Indigenous organizations, non-profit groups, businesses, employer/employee associations, and post-secondary institutions.
Eligible projects include various group skills training such as literacy and numeracy, workplace essential skills, employment readiness programs, and skill-specific training programs.
Project organization’s proposal must have a minimum of two community partners, with each partner representing a different community component (e.g., Municipality, Indigenous Governments, Employer, etc.).

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Eligible applicant organizations for the Job Creation Partnership grant in Canada include boards, agencies, municipal governments, Indigenous organizations, non-profit groups, businesses, employer/employee associations, and post-secondary institutions.

Boards
Agencies
Municipal governments
Indigenous organizations
Non-profit groups
Businesses
Employer/employee associations
Post-secondary institutions

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Some types of companies are not eligible for this grant. Eligibility criteria exclude for-profit businesses and private enterprises.

For-profit businesses
Private enterprises

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Eligible expenses for this grant include wages for supervisors, project overhead costs, supplies, equipment rentals, license fees, administrative costs, and tuition or course costs.

Wages for supervisors
Project overhead costs
Supplies
Equipment rentals
License fees
Administrative costs
Tuition or course costs

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The Job Creation Partnership grant has evaluation and selection criteria that include the following:

Alignment of the project with the program goals and objectives
Demonstrated need for the project in the community
Feasibility and sustainability of the project
Clear plan for training and skills development
Involvement of at least two community partners representing different components

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Contact your ECE Regional Service Centre for an application.
All proposals or applications are to be submitted to the ECE Regional Service Centre.

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Apply to this program

Job Creation Partnership Grant Summary:

This program provides financial support to organizations in the Northwest Territories for up to 52 weeks to implement local projects that offer work experience opportunities or guarantee employment placement. The grant covers wages for supervisors, project overhead costs, supplies, equipment rentals, and more.

Job Creation Partnership Grant Overview:

The Job Creation Partnership grant in the Northwest Territories offers funding to organizations to run projects that include a work experience component or promise employment at the project's conclusion. This initiative aims to support unemployed individuals by providing them with work experience and training to enhance their chances of securing long-term employment. The grant covers various costs, including wages for supervisors, project overhead costs, supplies, equipment rentals, license fees, administrative expenses, and tuition or course fees. There is no set maximum funding amount, as it depends on regional budgets, available funds, and approvals. Eligible applicants for this grant include boards, agencies, municipal governments, Indigenous organizations, non-profit groups, businesses, employer/employee associations, and post-secondary institutions. The projects must focus on group skills training related to literacy, numeracy, upgrading, workplace essential skills, life skills, employment readiness programs, pre-employment training courses, and skill-specific training programs. To apply for the Job Creation Partnership grant, organizations need to submit a proposal to the Education, Culture and Employment (ECE) Regional Service Centre. The proposal must involve a minimum of two community partners, each representing a different community component, such as Municipality, Indigenous Governments, Employers, etc. There is no specific deadline for applying to this grant, as it can be accessed at any time. For more information on the application process or details about the Job Creation Partnership grant, organizations can contact their ECE Regional Service Centre.