13.11.2014 Views

Welcome Home - Canadian Mental Health Association, Toronto ...

Welcome Home - Canadian Mental Health Association, Toronto ...

Welcome Home - Canadian Mental Health Association, Toronto ...

SHOW MORE
SHOW LESS

Create successful ePaper yourself

Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.

EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT<br />

HOUSING AND HOUSING ASSISTANCE EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT | EDUCATION & TRAINING<br />

EDUCATION & TRAINING<br />

This section has information about continuing education, literacy and basic skills<br />

programs, English as a Second Language (ESL) classes and apprenticeships. For more<br />

detailed information, please contact the programs directly or visit their websites.<br />

General Information and<br />

Referral<br />

Metro <strong>Toronto</strong> Movement for Literacy<br />

416-961-4013<br />

Literacy Hotline 416-961-5557<br />

344 Bloor Street West, Suite 405<br />

www.mtml.ca/lan<br />

• The website hosts the Literacy Program<br />

Map, an interactive, online referral<br />

database with detailed, up-to-date<br />

information on literacy and upgrading<br />

programs, classes, schools and tutor<br />

associations for adults.<br />

• Telephone information and referral for<br />

adult literacy, upgrading and English as a<br />

Second Language (ESL) programs.<br />

Ontario Ministry of Education and Training<br />

416-325-2929<br />

Toll Free 1-800-387-5514<br />

TTY Toll Free 1-800-263-2892<br />

www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng<br />

• Website has information on education and<br />

training programs and how to access them,<br />

as well as Frequently Asked Questions.<br />

School Boards<br />

School boards in <strong>Toronto</strong> offer day and evening<br />

programs that help learners improve their<br />

reading, writing and basic mathematics so<br />

they can go to high school or college and find<br />

suitable employment. Options include ESL,<br />

English, math, science, co-op, hairstyling and<br />

pre-apprenticeship classes.<br />

The Language Instruction for Newcomers<br />

to Canada (LINC) program is designed<br />

for permanent residents and convention<br />

refugees to help learners achieve basic to high<br />

intermediate levels of English proficiency. Day,<br />

evening and weekend classes. To register, call or<br />

visit the location of your choice.<br />

<strong>Toronto</strong> Catholic District School Board<br />

General Enquiries 416-222-8282 ext 5314<br />

Adult Education (ESL, LINC, Citizenship,<br />

Literacy, ISAP) 416-222-8282 ext 5348, 2513,<br />

2429, 2491, 2499<br />

www.tcdsb.org<br />

<strong>Toronto</strong> District School Board<br />

General Line<br />

416-397-3000<br />

Continuing Education and ESL<br />

416-338-4000<br />

Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada<br />

(LINC) 416-925-5462<br />

Key to Learn, Virtual School (E-learning)<br />

416-396-8481<br />

Continuing Education – Night High School<br />

Classes, General Registration<br />

416-338-4222<br />

www.tdsb.on.ca<br />

Apprenticeships<br />

Apprenticeship is an on-the-job training<br />

program for people who want to work in<br />

a skilled trade or occupation and includes<br />

learning new skills from skilled journeypersons.<br />

There are over 130 trades to choose from. Visit<br />

an Employment Ontario office and talk to a<br />

counsellor, visit the website or phone.<br />

www.ontario.ca/employment<br />

416-325-2929<br />

Toll Free 1-800-387-5514<br />

TTY Toll Free 1-800-263-2892<br />

92<br />

| A Guide To Services For Tenants | 2012-2013

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!