Employment Training and Preparation
Certificates in Employment Training and Preparation
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Applied academic, entry level, hands-on learning
With our help and support, you’ll learn entry-level employment skills, obtain external certifications, get practical workplace experience, and develop the confidence to pursue further learning, volunteering and employment opportunities.
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Programs that fit you
Whether you're looking for entry-level skills, creative hands-on learning, or a training environment that suits how you learn best, Employment Training and Preparation (ETP) programs provide options.
ETP prepares you for entering employment in industries that focus on customer service, food service, gardening and food production, and construction and materials handling.
A supportive learning environment
We offer flexible learning programs that start where you are now and provide a foundation to help you develop the confidence to pursue further learning, volunteering and employment. We’ll help you connect with the college community and enjoy meaningful employment experiences.
Whether you love getting your hands in the dirt or working with people, our supportive staff will help you grow.
Sharpen your skills!
Gain customer service, time management and communication skills. You'll learn telephone and interview skills, how to deal with common workplace problems, and how to prepare a resumé and undertake an effective job search.
We’ll prepare you to ask questions that will help you when job hunting and give you opportunities to work on basic reading, writing and arithmetic skills. As well, you can get certifications like First Aid, WorldHost, FoodSafe and a modified WHMIS.
Sample the campus
Secondary school students will learn more about Employment Training and Preparation by taking the Sample the Campus program through the South Island Partnership (SIP).
The Sample the Campus program is designed specifically for students with a variety of learning challenges. You'll prepare for entry-level employment in food service, customer service and gardening for four Fridays in February and March. Choose the Employment Training Preparation program following Sample the Campus, and get a head start on your studies.
Employment Training and Preparation
- Credential
- Certificate
- Length
- Four months
- Study Options
- Full-time or part-time
- Work Experience
- 90 hours
- Start
- January or September
- Campus
- Interurban
- School
- Access
