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As an Employment Ontario service provider, we offer free services, programs and resources to help job seekers identify, prepare for and attain suitable, sustainable employment. For more information on how we can help you with your job search, contact us today.

Job Seeker Success Story

Success Story - Ontario Equine Education and Employment Program

Want to get started working with horses but don’t know how? The Ontario Equine Education and Employment Program (OEEEP) is here for you! This is a FREE program which provides education, job search and preparation support, and exposure to industry professionals.

Cheena, an enthusiastic participant, who found out about this opportunity through a YWCA flyer, describes her experience as a lifestyle change. She explains that the OEEEP program provided her with the best combination of academic knowledge and on-the-job placement that is an absolute essential to starting out in the equine industry.

Cheena appreciated the support and guidance from the entire OEEEP team from the start of the program to completion. The process begins with reflecting on the purpose of a participant’s Equine journey, with online help to refresh soft skills through training and discussion. In the end, all participants are aided in finding a suitable placement or workplace according to everyone’s skills and interests. The OEEEP team keeps in regular contact with all participants to discuss progress, offer advice advise regarding suitable career paths in the future, and in coordinating other placement opportunities.

Cheena works at a rehabilitation facility for retired racehorses and looks forward to the daily care of her horses, keeping them healthy, and providing them with as much nurturing as needed to help them prepare for their next role. She hopes to enroll in additional Equine courses to gain more experience with a goal of becoming a facilitator once she gains more experience.

The Ontario Equine Education and Employment Program is for everyone who is interested in working with horses or looking for a career change. Register now to gain the necessary skills and knowledge to work in the industry. With convenient online learning, job search support, and opportunities to learn directly from industry professionals, OEEEP is an excellent choice for anyone interested in the Equine industry.

Upcoming information session will be hosted virtually on August 29th, September 6th, and September 12th. To apply, please register before September 11th. Space is limited!

Covered in Virtual/live class meetings:

  • The Horse Anatomy, Physiology, Gaits and Behaviour
  • Basic Handling and Safety Skills and daily management
  • Horse Health and Disease Prevention
  • Nutrition and Facility Management
  • An introduction to the Ontario horse industry and employment

Eligibility and Suitability:

  • Passion/Interest in working with/caring for horses
  • Unemployed or underemployed
  • Not in full time education/training
  • 15+ years of age
  • Ontario resident and legally entitled to work in Ontario

Benefits of the Equine Program:

  • Building Connections within the Equine Industry
  • Job placements for new graduates
  • Learn from Equine Industry experts

Events & Workshops

Free virtual events. These events are open to anyone, but space is limited. Register today to secure your virtual spot.

Networking

December 2 | 10:00 am
This workshop will provide you with valuable insights into building, enhancing, and leveraging your personal and online network to uncover hidden job opportunities.
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Identifying your Strengths, Skills, and Accomplishments

December 3 | 10:00 am
This workshop offers a comprehensive approach to identifying your skills, strengths, and personal achievements, helping you gain the confidence to pitch them effectively to potential employers.
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Resume/Cover Letter Building

December 4 | 10:00 am
In this workshop, you will learn how to craft an impressive resume and cover letter that will grab the employer's attention.
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Job Interviews

December 4 | 1:30 pm
This workshop will equip you with the necessary tools to prepare for an interview, manage stress, communicate your experience effectively, and handle difficult questions with confidence.
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Adult Basic Education Association: Info Session

December 5 | 11:30 am
We will explore local educational opportunities to help you prepare for work, including academic upgrading, Grade 12 diplomas and equivalents, post-secondary education, and apprenticeships. Additionally, you'll learn about ABEA's services, such as skills assessment and action plans.
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Introduction to LinkedIn

December 5 | 1:30 pm
If you're new to LinkedIn and need assistance setting up your account, this workshop is for you. You'll receive guidance on the basics of LinkedIn, the essential sections necessary for a complete profile, and a step-by-step demonstration of how to set up your profile.
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Occupational Research

December 6 | 10:00 am
This workshop will equip you with the skills to research the job market, including job availability, growth projections, and average salaries in your area. By the end of the session, you will be able to focus your job search on promising opportunities and make informed decisions about your career.
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Networking

December 9 | 10:00 am
This workshop will provide you with valuable insights into building, enhancing, and leveraging your personal and online network to uncover hidden job opportunities.
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Identifying your Strengths, Skills, and Accomplishments

December 10 | 10:00 am
This workshop offers a comprehensive approach to identifying your skills, strengths, and personal achievements, helping you gain the confidence to pitch them effectively to potential employers.
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Resume/Cover Letter Building

December 11 | 10:00 am
In this workshop, you will learn how to craft an impressive resume and cover letter that will grab the employer's attention.
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Job Interviews

December 11 | 1:30 pm
This workshop will equip you with the necessary tools to prepare for an interview, manage stress, communicate your experience effectively, and handle difficult questions with confidence.
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Job Retention & Career Advancement

December 12 | 1:30 pm
This workshop provides you with effective strategies to ensure a smooth transition beyond the probation period. You'll learn how to navigate your workplace effectively and optimize opportunities for career advancement.
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Occupational Research

December 13 | 10:00 am
Are you unsure of the job prospects in your field or what jobs you're qualified for? This workshop will equip you with the skills to research the job market, including job availability, growth projections, and average salaries in your area.
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Networking

December 16 | 10:00 am
This workshop will provide you with valuable insights into building, enhancing, and leveraging your personal and online network to uncover hidden job opportunities.
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Advanced LinkedIn

December 16 | 1:30 pm
Are you currently using LinkedIn but seeking ways to enhance its impact? Join our Advanced LinkedIn workshop where we will explore strategies and demonstrate techniques for creating a standout profile, utilizing unique features, and accessing LinkedIn Learning's vast library of over 15,000 instructional videos.
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Identifying your Strengths, Skills, and Accomplishments

December 17 | 10:00 am
This workshop offers a comprehensive approach to identifying your skills, strengths, and personal achievements, helping you gain the confidence to pitch them effectively to potential employers.
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Resume/Cover Letter Building

December 18 | 10:00 am
In this workshop, you will learn how to craft an impressive resume and cover letter that will grab the employer's attention. You'll also discover the "don'ts" of resume and cover letter writing, giving you the skills to avoid common mistakes and make a great first impression.
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Job Interviews

December 18 | 1:30 pm
This workshop will equip you with the necessary tools to prepare for an interview, manage stress, communicate your experience effectively, and handle difficult questions with confidence.
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Disclosure of Disabilities

December 19 | 10:00 am
In this workshop, we'll explore the legal protections in place for individuals with disabilities, as well as an employer's obligation to accommodate those with disabilities.
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Occupational Research

December 20 | 10:00 am
This workshop will equip you with the skills to research the job market, including job availability, growth projections, and average salaries in your area.
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