An “interim job to make ends meet” must have a lower wage and/or a lower skill level compared to the original. These jobs may be full-time, part-time, seasonal, or contract work.
“Demand occupation” means there is a demonstrated need in Ontario. You’ll need to provide labour market information, but not necessarily job postings, with your application.
A “better job” must be at a higher wage or higher skill level or offer more opportunity for the future.
between six months and two years of skills training for National Occupational Classification (NOC) skill level B and equivalent occupations in demand in Ontario
up to one year of academic upgrading where necessary as a prerequisite for skills training.
Non-EI-eligible individuals may qualify for:
up to two years of skills training for either NOC skill level B or NOC skill level C occupations and equivalent in demand in Ontario
up to one year of academic upgrading where necessary as a prerequisite for skills training.
Please visit the Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development website at http://www.tcu.gov.on.ca/eng/secondcareer/ You can also contact your local Employment Ontario office for confirmation of your eligibility for financial assistance under the Second Career program.
This is not a Government of Ontario website the only purpose of this website is to provide information and support to individuals seeking education and career development in Ontario.
