There are many resources available in Durham Region to help you find a job.
Work eligibility
Before you get started, find out if you are able to work in Canada. Make sure that you have all the necessary documentation you need.
Education and credentials
You can have your English skills assessed, learn about becoming accredited in your field, or look for further education opportunities.
Learn about different types of jobs
Not sure which job would be the best fit for you? The Government of Canada posts information about different types of occupations and job profiles. Learn more here: Search job profiles (gov.on.ca)
Finding a job
There are many places you can look for jobs. These include online, in newspapers and magazines, or in-person and at job fairs.
Employment Ontario (EO) |
Employment Ontario Service Providers are local organizations that can help you find work. They can help you with your resume, interview preparation and can even help you with tools and equipment you might need to start your new job. Local EO agencies in Durham include:
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Online |
One of the most common ways to find a job is to search online. Some good general job sites include:
Get started with the following resources:
Your local library can help you with online job searches. Employment opportunities with local municipalities: |
Newspapers |
You can also find job listings in national and local newspapers. They are often listed in the "classifieds" section. Newspapers: |
Job fairs |
Job fairs connect you with employers who are hiring. They are a great resource for those seeking work and take place throughout Durham Region. You can find information about upcoming job fairs at Jobs Canada. |
Accessible work places
Learn about accessible work places and job accommodations in Durham Region.
If you are differently abled or have accessibility restrictions, see if META Vocational can help you.
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