How do I apply for Job Creation Partnership Northwest Territories?

Visit Government of the Northwest Territories's website for application instructions.

Who administers Job Creation Partnership Northwest Territories?

This program is administered by Government of the Northwest Territories.

Are there similar programs to Job Creation Partnership Northwest Territories?

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Job Creation Partnership Northwest Territories

Q: What benefits does Job Creation Partnership Northwest Territories provide?

Job Creation Partnership Northwest Territories offers: grant, training. Provides financial support to organizations for delivering local activities that offer work experience, training, or guaranteed employment for unemployed individuals. Funding covers wages, project overhead, supplies, equipment rentals, license fees, administrative costs, and tuition or course costs.

Government of the Northwest Territories

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Support for work experience projects

Funding

Contact for details

Deadline

Rolling

Status

Rolling Intake

What Is This Program?

Access funding for up to 52 weeks to deliver local activities, which either include a work experience component, or guarantee employment at the end of the project where work experience projects may also include a skills development component.

What Benefits Are Offered?

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Provides financial support to organizations for delivering local activities that offer work experience, training, or guaranteed employment for unemployed individuals. Funding covers wages, project overhead, supplies, equipment rentals, license fees, administrative costs, and tuition or course costs.

Who Is Eligible?

Region: Northwest Territories

Demographics: Indigenous organizations

Other Criteria: Eligible applicant organizations include boards, agencies, municipal governments, Indigenous organizations, non-profit groups, businesses, employer/employee associations and post-secondary institutions., Projects must deliver local activities, which either include a work experience component, or guarantee employment at the end of the project., Work experience projects may also include a skills development component., Project organization’s proposal must have a minimum of two (2) community partners., Each partner must represent a different community component (such as Municipality, Indigenous Governments, Employer, etc.)., Eligible projects include group skills training such as Literacy and numeracy, Upgrading, Workplace essential skills, Life skills, Employment readiness programs, Pre-employment training courses, and Skill-specific training programs.