We champion equality and accessibility, making sure that everyone gets the opportunity to progress in employment and learning.
Dixon Hall’s Employment Services department works with over 1,500 individuals every year, connecting them with employment and training opportunities that suit their needs.
We equip job-seekers with tools and resources completely free of charge, and ensure individualized one-to-one support every step of the way. We provide employers with access to a full suite of HR services, allowing them to effectively connect with qualified candidates; and we believe that with personal attention, expert guidance and strong employment connections, all of our clients can find the right job.
402 Shuter St. Toronto, ON M5A 1X6
Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
e. esc.info@dixonhall.org
t. 416.863.0499 x.2080
Loading…Built on over 80 years of dedicated service to the community, and with a reputation as a professional, non-judgmental service provider powered by skilled staff who are committed to helping clients find meaningful employment, Dixon Hall’s Employment Services offers job-seekers:
To get started on your journey to securing meaningful employment, please click us directly at esc.info@dixonhall.org.
At Dixon Hall, we know how time consuming it can be to find the right candidates for vacant positions in your organization. With this in mind, we take the stress out of recruitment by offering:
Recruitment Support
Human Resources Support
Other Incentives
To learn more about how to get connected to Employer Services, please click here to complete the inquiry form
The LBS program offers a safe and supportive small group learning environment for adults who are interested in developing literacy, numeracy and basic technological skills that will allow them to live more productive lives.
Why join this program:
2015 Winner of the Ontario Leadership Award for Innovation
Recognizing our innovative approach to using technology to provide service to learners, Dixon Hall’s LBS program is a proud recipient of the inaugural Employment Ontario Leadership Award for Innovation.
Who can join this program:
To access LBS services, you must:
How to join this program:
This Employment Ontario program is funded in part by the Government of Canada and the Government of Ontario and through the Canada-Ontario Job Fund Agreement.
The Incubator is an 8-week program for youth between 18-29 years of age who are Ontario Works recipients and are considering a career in trades or food services/hospitality.
Benefits of the program:
Successful students go on to become Maintenance Workers, Carpenters, Demolition Crew Members, Builders, Furniture Designers, Servers, Bartenders, Restaurant Managers, Event Planner, Chefs, Cashier and much more!
Locations
Classroom: Regent Park Community Centre, 402 Shuter St.
Carpentry Shop: Mill Centre, 25 Klondike Drive.
Café: Show Love Café, 585 Dundas St. East.
To learn more about the Incubator program, contact:
Mat Savulescu, Job Developer
e. mat.savulescu@dixonhall.org t. 647.883.3453
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The Incubator Program starts on June 24 and prepares youth for a job in hospitality or carpentry. Must be an Ontario Works recipient to join.
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