Join our BESIP, BEMC & C-Women bridging spring cohorts now!

Last chance to register in our bridging programs for:

  • Internationally trained media, marketing, and communications professionals
  • A job in human, social, or community services
  • A new career in Information Technology (IT) for immigrant women

Great news, you can still join the spring cohorts in our BEMC, BESIP & C-Women programs.

 

Start Dates

BESIP: March 6
BEMC and C-Women: March 20

We welcome new participants!

Register for the nearest info session here or click on the button below.  

Are you an internationally trained media, marketing, or communications professional?

Bridge to Employment in Media, Marketing, and Communication (BEMC)
STARTS ON MARCH 20

The Bridge to Employment in Media and Communications (BEMC) program helps you find a meaningful career in Ontario in fields related to broadcast media, digital marketing, social media, communications, public relations and journalism.

Click here or the button below for more info about the BEMC program.

Looking for a job in human, social, or community services?

Bridge to Employment in Services for Immigrant Populations (BESIP)
STARTS ON MARCH 6

The Bridge to Employment in Services for Immigrant Populations (BESIP) program provides internationally educated professionals with entry to a wide variety of positions in human/social/community services. By the end of the program, participants will have a career advancement plan to progressive positions in their field of interest. You can transfer your skills from your previous education and/or experience to a fulfilling career helping others in need.

Click here or the button below for more info about the BESIP program. 

Interested in a new career in Information Technology (IT) for immigrant women?

Bridge for Immigrant Women Reskilling into IT Coding Professions (C-Women)
STARTS ON MARCH 20

The Bridge for Immigrant Women Reskilling into IT Professions (C-Women) Program supports immigrant women from all professional backgrounds in obtaining working knowledge of coding in Python and testing with Selenium to enter the IT sector in QA Automation.

Click here or the button below for more info about the C-Women program. 

Ready to join an info session? Click the button below to register for the next BESIP, BEMC or C-Women info session.
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Thank you for your patience as we worked through the cybersecurity incident affecting our communication systems.

We are happy to share an important update — we now have new MNLC emails set up from our new domain, @mnlc.ca. Please watch for us in your inbox. 

Please note: All our services, classes, and appointments will be closed from Friday, September 4, to Monday, September 7. We will resume on Tuesday, September 8.
Happy Labour Day!

You can now reach us through our new program emails below:

Our office hours remain the same: You can drop in at our Keele location (2737 Keele St, units 9, 111, 112, North York) or Finch location (1122 Finch Ave West, Unit 1, North York):

  • Settlement staff are available onsite at 2737 Keele St Units 111 & 112 from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM Monday to Fridays to answer questions and provide guidance. Wi-fi is now available.
  • Community Health Services are available at 1122 Finch W Unit 1 on Wednesdays from 9:30 am to 3:00 pm. The HAP clinic is closed for the summer but our Health Navigator can provide guidance in accessing health services.
  • Mental Health and BREM staff are available by appointment only.

We take your privacy seriously and kindly ask that you do not share sensitive personal information via email.

Thank you for your patience as we worked to get the issues resolved. We appreciate the many kind words of empathy shared by our community. We’re hopeful that we will return to regular operations soon, and will continue to share updates as our systems are restored.