Work Experience PEI — For Organizations
PE, Canada
Get a wage subsidy to hire an employee
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Wage Subsidies And Interns
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- Government of Prince Edward Island
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Gain access to a subsidy to cover a portion of the wages when hiring a short-term project employee who may lack the necessary work experience needed for the position, for a maximum duration of 52 weeks.
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This grant focuses on providing financial assistance to eligible non-profit organizations by supporting a portion of wages for new employees lacking work experience. Funding is aimed at fostering skill development and potential long-term employment opportunities through project participation.
- Subsidization of a portion of wages for new employees.
- Funding is provided for a period of up to 52 weeks.
- There is no specified maximum amount per submission, but the funding is aligned with wage subsidization to support workforce integration.
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This program supports nonprofit community organizations in their efforts to provide job seekers with valuable work experience opportunities. The focus is on projects that help participants gain long-term employment skills.
- Projects that offer hands-on job training and work experience in various fields.
- Activities that enhance the skills and employability of job seekers.
- Work assignments that contribute to the participant's professional development.
- Training initiatives that align with workforce demands.
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$ 30,000
Hiring a research assistant to support a local historical society's archival project
$ 25,000
Hiring a social media manager to boost online presence of a local art gallery
$ 30,000
Hiring a project coordinator to manage community gardens
$ 40,000
Employing an IT support technician for a non-profit
$ 25,000
Engaging a marketing consultant to develop promotional strategies for a startup
$ 21,000
Hiring an environmental education assistant to develop workshops
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Eligibility for this grant is determined by specific criteria related to the employer's profile.
- The employer must be a non-profit organization.
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Non-profit organizations are eligible to participate in the Work Experience PEI program for organizations.
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The Work Experience PEI program provides opportunities for job seekers to gain valuable work experience through various project activities. These projects are designed to develop workforce skills and increase employment potential.
- Community-based work experience projects in non-profit organizations.
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This grant is available to organizations within the region supported by SkillsPEI. The eligibility is aligned with the funding body's regional focus on Prince Edward Island.
- Organizations must be located within Prince Edward Island.
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Here are the steps to apply for the Work Experience PEI grant:
- Step 1: Complete Application Form
- Access the "Work Experience PEI Application for Organizations" form.
- Fill out all required sections in the application form thoroughly.
- Step 2: Prepare Supporting Documentation
- Create a detailed job description including job duties, required education, and timeline of training activities for the new employee.
- Gather the contact information of the new employee.
- Step 3: Submit Application
- Email the completed application form and supporting documents to skillspei@gov.pe.ca.
- Alternatively, deliver the application package in person to your local SkillsPEI office.
- Step 4: Wait for Contact from Program Officer
- A Program Officer will reach out within a few days to discuss your application needs.
- Step 5: Application Review
- Your application will be assessed by SkillsPEI based on program criteria.
- Step 6: Application Approval and Employment
- If approved, you will receive confirmation, and your new employee can commence work under the program.
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This grant provides financial support for non-profit community organizations hiring new employees lacking work experience for short-term projects, aiming to develop relevant workforce skills.
- Financial assistance can subsidize a portion of wages for up to 52 weeks.
- Eligible employers are non-profit organizations.
- Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis; there is no deadline.
- SkillsPEI offices are available in Charlottetown, Summerside, Montague, and West Prince.
- Program inquiries can be directed to 1-877-491-4766 or skillspei@gov.pe.ca.
- The application form must include a detailed job description and contact information for the new employee.
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skillspei@gov.pe.ca
902-368-6290
Apply to this program
Empowering Non-Profits in Prince Edward Island Through Work Experience
The Work Experience PEI program provides financial assistance to non-profit organizations, enabling them to offer valuable job experiences that can lead to long-term employment opportunities. It aims to enhance workforce skills by subsidizing wages, thereby supporting community projects and economic growth.
In-Depth Insights into the Work Experience PEI Program
The Work Experience PEI program, funded by the Department of Workforce, Advanced Learning and Population, is a strategic initiative intended to support economic development and employment within Prince Edward Island (PEI). This program is specifically designed to aid non-profit community organizations in their quest to generate meaningful job opportunities for job seekers lacking in-work experience. By subsidizing a portion of the wages for job seekers, this grant not only aids potential employees but also strengthens the community's economic fabric by ensuring that new professionals are well-equipped with the skills needed in the modern workforce. It is rooted in a collaborative effort to reduce employment barriers and enhance skill sets across various sectors.
This program does not have a specific deadline for applications, as it accepts submissions on an ongoing basis. This rolling application process offers flexibility to non-profit organizations seeking to align their project timelines with program requirements. In order to apply, organizations must fill out and submit the Work Experience PEI Application for Organizations, along with comprehensive job descriptions and employee contact information to SkillsPEI.
Once the application packet is received, SkillsPEI reviews the submission to ensure it matches the eligibility criteria and the strategic objectives of the program, which includes fostering skill development and long-term employment within the region. Upon approval, organizations can begin immediately employing workers, integrating them into their workforce and projected activities, thus accelerating the capacity-building process.
This program underscores the beneficial fusion of community development and economic supplementation by subsidizing employment costs for non-profits. It offers an invaluable ability for these organizations to carry out essential community projects, while equipping employees with critical skills that improve their employability.
Utilizing this grant, non-profit entities can manage their resources more effectively, ensuring that project deliverables are met without the added stress of financial overreach. Furthermore, this resource allocation encourages projects to continue evolving, thereby adapting to the skills and expertise that the community needs most. Through SkillsPEI and its streamlined support system, non-profits have an opportunity to strengthen their operational frameworks, ensuring they are well-positioned for future initiatives.
Overall, the Work Experience PEI program not only supports individual skill enhancement but also acts as a catalyst for broader societal growth. It is an essential component in cultivating a thriving economic ecosystem within Prince Edward Island, by fostering collaborations between the government, non-profits, and emerging professionals. By opening new pathways to employment, it contributes to a sustainable future, empowering communities one project at a time.
