How much funding can be received?

There is no informations about how much funding can be received.

What is the deadline to apply?

The deadline to apply is not specified.

Who are the financial supporters of the Targeted Labour Market Programs?

Targeted Labour Market Programs is funded by Government of Nunavut

Targeted Labour Market Programs

NU, Canada

Funding for Nunavut employment and training initiatives

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Government of Nunavut

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If you're an employer, institution, or training provider, you could get funding of up to one year to enable Nunavut-based education and/or training for occupations or skills that will help employ Nunavummiut.

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Eligible projects for the Targeted Labour Market Program (TLMP) include training and employment programs for unemployed Nunavummiut facing barriers to employment. Activities can focus on Essential Skills, Employability Skills, Life Management Skills, and Employment Readiness, with priority given to marginalized groups such as persons with disabilities and youth at risk.

Training modules focusing on Essential Skills
Employability Skills development programs
Life Management Skills training
Employment Readiness programs with on-the-job work experience

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$175,000

Arviat

Employment readiness program for unemployed women

$200,000

Cambridge Bay

Essential skills training for Indigenous youth

$150,000

Iqaluit

Vocational training for youth at risk

$140,000

Kimmirut

Digital skills training program for elders

$160,000

Gjoa Haven

Employability skills development for unemployed adults

$125,000

Rankin Inlet

Life management skills training for persons with disabilities

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The Targeted Labour Market program provides funding for education and training in occupations in demand in Nunavut. Eligible organizations must demonstrate a labour market connection, offer accredited education/training, and provide industry-standard programs.

Applicants must demonstrate a labour market connection and evidence of occupational demand in Nunavut.
The education/training must be offered by an accredited institution/training provider.
The training must be considered "industry standard" by Nunavut regulatory bodies/employers.

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Eligible types of companies for the Targeted Labour Market Program (TLMP) grant include Nunavut-based organizations that target marginalized groups such as persons with disabilities, youth at risk, and those facing multiple barriers to employment.

Nunavut-based organizations
Companies targeting marginalized groups
Organizations focusing on persons with disabilities, youth at risk, and individuals with barriers to employment

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Eligible expenses for this grant include:

Training program costs
Salaries for participants
Mentorship and coaching fees
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The Targeted Labour Market Program (TLMP) has specific evaluation and selection criteria to determine eligibility for funding:

Applicant must showcase a direct link between training and Nunavut employment demand.
Training provider must be accredited and training should meet industry standards set by Nunavut regulatory bodies.
Financial resources, historical evidence of successful training outcomes, and industry relevance are considered in the review process.
Supporting documentation like participant outcomes and completion rates are required post-training.

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Step 1: Fill out a TLMP application form
Step 2: Submit the application to the Director of Career Development at Career Development Headquarters
Step 3: Staff review the application based on employer, institution, training provider, and available financial resources
Step 4: Upon approval, a Contribution Agreement detailing the terms and conditions is completed and signed by both parties
Step 5: Provide a report on outcomes attained by each participant and overall completion rate at the end of the training period
Step 6: Ensure financial records are maintained as per requirements and the project is monitored by Career Development officials

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Targeted Labour Market Program (TLMP)

Overview of the Targeted Labour Market Program (TLMP)

The Targeted Labour Market Program (TLMP) in Nunavut offers funding opportunities to eligible employers, institutions, and training providers for education and training programs that address the demand for skilled workers in the territory. This initiative aims to support unemployed Nunavummiut facing barriers to employment by providing training in essential skills, employability skills, life management skills, and employment readiness. The TLMP requires applicant organizations to demonstrate a direct connection between the proposed training and future employment opportunities for Nunavut residents. Successful applicants must show evidence of occupational demand from local employers and ensure that the training is aligned with industry standards and recognized by relevant regulatory bodies. The program focuses on marginalized groups such as persons with disabilities, at-risk youth, and those facing multiple employment barriers. Employers, institutions, and training providers can apply for up to one year of funding through the TLMP to deliver educational programs that lead to employment or further education for participants. The application process involves submitting a detailed proposal to the Director of Career Development for review, and approved projects are documented through a Contribution Agreement. Upon completion of the training period, recipient organizations must provide comprehensive reports on the outcomes achieved by participants and the overall success of the program. The TLMP emphasizes accountability and requires recipients to maintain financial records in compliance with government regulations. Career Development officials monitor the projects to ensure that the funding is utilized effectively and that the expected outcomes, such as employment or return to school, are met. Training modules under the TLMP can include a blend of in-class components and skills development activities, with a focus on empowering individuals to overcome employment barriers and enhance their employability skills. Overall, the Targeted Labour Market Program serves as a vital resource for addressing skill shortages, supporting workforce development, and promoting economic growth in Nunavut. By targeting marginalized populations and aligning training programs with local employment needs, the TLMP plays a crucial role in enhancing the employability of Nunavummiut and fostering sustainable economic opportunities in the region.