Working Skills Centre is an inclusive and friendly non-profit organization dedicated to helping the disadvantaged and people new to Canada overcome barriers. We encourage those who join us to feel empowered, included, and open to share their journey with us.
Academy of Computer & Employment Skills (A.C.E.S.) is a private career college offering six approved diploma programs and over 50 individual certificate courses designed to assist individuals to achieve their career goals and enhance employability.
WSC Settlement Services will help with essential knowledge for employment, housing and social support while learning about the basics of settling in Canada
We provide our clients with the skills they need to return to the workforce with confidence through training and exploring career options.
Discover the many resources available to ease your adjustment into your new community.
Academy of Computer & Employment Skills (A.C.E.S.) is a post-secondary institution devoted to career training.
Authorized testing centre for Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) and Intuit (QuickBooks & Bookkeeping).
We continue to support our graduates through job programs to ensure support and guidance.
Manage the present and plan for the future with our innovative wrap-around support program.
Did you know? An average of 70% of our Diploma program graduates found employment in their fields.
On June 20th, 2026, Working Skills Centre congratulated the first graduating cohort of the “Walk Out Working (WOW)” Program. The program was funded by the TK Foundation with the goal of assisting disadvantaged young adults in entering the workforce. Both the ceremony and celebratory video (below) was planned and executed
By: Tajkia (WSC volunteer) On the afternoon of June 26, our WSC volunteer team helped with hosting the Canada Day celebration at Janet Magee Manor. We were made to feel so welcome by Kiara and the other senior volunteers. They had already set up the backyard patio for the summer
In 2025-2026 we were pleased to offer a special project for seniors: Promoting Intergenerational Volunteer Collaboration in the Organizing of Creative and Social Activities for Seniors. Funded by the Government of Ontario (Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Gaming) through the Ontario Seniors Community Grant Program the main focus of the
Your privacy is important. All information is treated as confidential.
