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centre eurêka

4377 Notre-Dame Street West, Suite 106, Le Sud-Ouest, Montréal, QC, H4C 1R9
514 937-8998 ext. 300 www.centreeureka.org
Montréal Island
adults 40 years old and over, unemployed, income security beneficiaries, part-time workers working less than 29 hours a week or autonomous workers, who have at least three years of work experience in Canada, who have been unemployed for up to three years and newcomers with work permits
211 LOCAL PARTNERS

Services

Counselling service in employability development.

* Individual counselling, supervision and long term follow-up for people 40 years old and over and new arrivals with work permits.

* Skills assessment.

Details on the service offer

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Eligibility

adults 40 years old and over, unemployed, income security beneficiaries, part-time workers working less than 29 hours a week or autonomous workers, who have at least three years of work experience in Canada, who have been unemployed for up to three years and newcomers with work permits

Schedule

Monday to Thursday 8h00 to 16h00

Fees

none

Coverage area

Montréal Island

Languages offered

French

Application process

register online on the website or by phone

Documents required

updated resume in French

Capacity

223 applicants per year

Categories:

; Immigration and cultural communities - Settlement services for newcomers ; Employment and Income Support - Employment support for immigrants ; Employment and Income Support - Employment support for seniors ; Employment and Income Support - Employment support and training