What's Next in the Community

This workshop supports individuals exploring new career paths, whether by choice or necessity. It offers practical strategies to assess transferable skills, explore new industries, and build a roadmap for a successful career shift in the Canadian job market.

Build skills for success in remote and hybrid jobs, including productivity and virtual professionalism. This workshop equips participants with essential skills to succeed in remote and hybrid roles.

Scadding Court Community Centre, Newcomer Employment and Entrepreneurship Hub (NEESH) is a free, 6-week program designed to support newcomers to Canada as they begin their employment journey. Whether you’re looking to secure a job or start your own business, NEESH offers in-demand training tailored to your goals.

Volunteering can be more than giving back to the community. It can also be a valuable pathway to employment for newcomers. In this webinar, participants will learn how to find volunteer opportunities that align with their career goals, build Canadian work experience and professional networks, and showcase their volunteer experience to potential employers.

Looking to build your skills and confidence for a career in retail? This free virtual cash register training for newcomer women will teach you the basics of processing sales, scanning items, applying discounts and handling returns. Participants will also learn useful customer service language and have the opportunity to get their retail and employment-related questions answered.

Interested in building a career in healthcare in Canada? This webinar will help newcomers understand the opportunities available in the healthcare sector, along with the certification and requirements needed to get started. Participants will also learn about employer expectations, upskilling opportunities, and have a chance to ask their questions during the Q&A.

Looking to grow your leadership skills and expand your professional network? Fora’s 2026 Leadership Forum brings together young women, gender-marginalized leaders, and those who can help shape access to opportunity for a full day of training, networking, and meaningful conversations. Participants will explore topics including negotiation, AI literacy, strategic networking, and mentorship while connecting with leaders and peers from across the community.

This information session will help internationally trained education professionals understand the pathway to becoming an educator in Canada. Participants will learn about credential recognition, licensing requirements, and available support services to help ease the transition into the Canadian workforce.

This information session will help internationally educated nurses discover alternative career pathways and identify roles that match their skills and experience. Participants will explore clinical, administrative, and support roles, learn about potential employers, and get guidance on navigating licensing requirements and developing an effective career strategy.

This workshop will help newcomers build essential career and digital skills, from adapting to workplace changes and using digital and AI tools to developing a professional mindset. Participants will gain practical skills to support their career growth and long-term employability.