Learn How to Use the Local Jobs Hub
Summer Burton • July 24, 2020
Try these 20 new activities for job seekers!
Literacy Link South Central is pleased to announce the release of 20 activities that can be used to help job seekers learn how to effectively use the Local Jobs Hub. Maintained by the Elgin Middlesex Oxford Workforce Planning and Development Board, the Local Jobs Hub offers a host of interactive tools to help people explore available jobs, career paths, and labour market information so they can make informed decisions about employment.
These 20 new activities
can be used by Literacy and Basic Skills programs, Employment Services, Ontario Works programs and others to help support learners and clients. Each of the activities includes a complete set of tasks and a corresponding answer key.
For questions about local labour market information and tools, please contact the Planning Board at (519) 672-3499 or visit https://workforcedevelopment.ca/ to use the Local Jobs Hub tools.
The development of this set of Local Jobs Hub activities was funded by the Ministry of Labour, Training and Skills Development.
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