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The Beyond Food Program, based at Annex Building (11434 120 Street). Edmonton Food Bank provides various employment supports for free. The program can help with resume writing, job search techniques, interview practice, and more. The program also supports client in obtaining safety tickets and connects them with other organizations for further help and assistance. The program is by appointment only, open from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

Equips newcomers of all educational backgrounds and levels of experience with employment-related skills and supports to access, and succeed in, the Canadian labour market.

The Career Leap program assists clients with entering or re-entering the workforce. Provides employment preparation supports through individualized short-term training (workshops, job coaching, online courses) job placement, direct job matching, and unpaid work exposure. This program is for Edmonton residents who are transitioning into other industries, or shifting careers entirely; also for employers who are looking for trained staff. The length of this program is 16 weeks of Transition to Employment Services (TES). The intake for this program is continuous

The Career Leap program assists clients with entering or re-entering the workforce. Provides employment preparation supports through individualized short-term training (workshops, job coaching, online courses) job placement, direct job matching, and unpaid work exposure. This program is for Red Deer residents who are transitioning into other industries, or shifting careers entirely; also for employers who are looking for trained staff. The length of this program is 16 weeks of Transition to Employment Services (TES). The intake for this program is continuous

An employment readiness program designed for low income women who have little or no work experience, and require additional support to find employment. In STEPs English Language support is offered.