Skip to main content
Go to Settlement Services in York Region

Peel Career Assessment Services - Settlement and Employment Services

Settlement services -- orientation to Canadian culture and society
  • information and referral
  • assistance with forms filling for social assistance applications, health cards, other benefits
  • interpretation and translation services
  • commissioner of oaths services for verifying documents
Pre-employment services -- labour market information
  • planning and goal setting
  • job search techniques
  • resumes and cover letters
  • interview skills
  • overcoming barriers to employment
  • career exploration workshops
Work assessment and return to work programs -- by referral from Workplace Safety and Insurance Board, other insurers or self-referral
  • individual assessment and counselling
  • psycho-vocational assessment
  • skills development
  • work hardening program
  • overcoming barriers to employment
  • simulated work environments in light industrial and office clerical settings

Other programs
  • Ability Works - employment program for persons with disabilities through Skills development and vocational assessment
  • Seniors Programs -- arts and crafts,fitness, skills development and networking activities
  • Youth LEAP -- community engagement and employment preparation through practical training, mentorship, micro-grants to support youth-led community development projects
  • Enhanced Language Training (ELT) -- 8-week training (virtual) followed by a 6-week co-op placement within your professionally trained field
  • International English Language Testing System test preparation (IELTS)
  • CSRL (Customer Service, Retail, and Logistics) Work Readiness Program -- 2-week training initiative designed to equip individuals with the essential skills

Programs and services may be accessed by phone, via email or video conferencing

Application

Call for appointment ; program referral forms available on website

Eligibility

Settlement services -- permanent residents, landed immigrants, Convention refugees, live-in caregivers
Employment services -- anyone looking for help to find employment or to return to work
Enhanced Language Training -- permanent residents, convention refugees, CUAET; Canadian Language Benchmark of 6 or above; basic computer skills; Internationally skilled professional

Languages

Physical Access

Wheelchair accessible automatic main entrance -- with ramp ; wheelchair accessible washrooms ; ZoomText magnifier/reader for clients with low vision ; sit/stand computer station for clients with limited standing/sitting tolerances

Fees

Settlement services -- none ; Employment services -- call for details
211 Ontario

This information comes from 211Ontario.ca, a project of Findhelp Information Services. They are always updating their information, which comes from community databases across Ontario. Please use this form if you don’t see your agency listed or you have general feedback about this tool.