Skills Link Program
Human Resources and Social Development Canada (HRSDC)
Last Verified:
2006-06-29
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The Skills Link Program constitutes a component of the Youth Employment Strategy. Employers can be a sponsor to this program. The program is funded by HRSDC and offers a range of programs and services that can be tailored to meet individual needs and provide more intensive assistance over longer periods of time.
Eligibility Criteria
Sponsors can be:
- a business;
- a crown corporation;
- an organization (including not-for-profit, professional, employer and labour associations);
- a public health or an educational institution;
- a band/tribal council; or
- a municipal governments.
Eligible Area
All Canadian provinces and territories.
Eligible Activities
A wide range of activities which can be tailored to meet individual employment needs and career goal.
Summary
Project selection is based on local community needs, innovative approaches, targeted participant selection, relevant skills enhancement and work experience, possibility of long-term employment, contributions of sponsors/partners and funding availability.
Size of Financing
The size of financing may vary from one partner to the other.
How to apply?
Interested employers should contact their local Service Canada Centre and consult the Youth Employment Strategy Guide for Applicants. The guide helps applicants develop proposals for federal funding offered by Service Canada under the Government of Canada’s Youth Employment Strategy. It also sets out the specific roles and responsibilities that must be met in projects approved for funding.
Federal partners involved in Skills Link
The following departments are involved in the program:
Nova Scotia Contact(s):
Service Canada Centres
For a complete list of all Service Canada Centres please visit the Web site or check the government listings in your telephone directory.
Web site:
http://www1.servicecanada.gc.ca/en/gateways/where_you_live/regions/ns.shtml
National Contact(s):
See regional contact(s).
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