Canada is one of the most welcoming countries in the world, which unfortunately opens the door to scams and misunderstandings. As a result, MNLCT with 40 years of experience supporting newcomers in Canada, in line with its philosophy of compassion for newcomers, immigrants, and refugees, shares general information to assist those who write to us daily, asking …
Are you an Internationally Educated Professional (IEP) trying to get into the immigrant populations’ services field? The Bridge to Employment in Services for Immigrant Populations (BESIP) Program is your best option. The BESIP Program is the ideal place to start if you want to work in the field of services for immigrant populations or advance …
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Are you seeking a demanding and satisfying job in marketing, communications, or the media? The BEMC program is the only choice! You will graduate from this program with the abilities and information required to excel in a range of industries, including journalism, broadcast media, digital marketing, social media, and communications. Why then wait? By learning …
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Are you a woman looking to break into the field of information technology? Look no further than the C-Women Program! This program provides an excellent opportunity for women of all professional backgrounds to learn Python coding and testing, as well as Quality Assurance (QA) Automation. The C-Women Program, which aims to reskill newcomer women, provides …
Are you a mental health practitioner with training from abroad seeking licensure and work in your specialty in Ontario? The BREM Bridge to Registration and Employment in Mental Health program is the best option that can assist you in achieving your objectives, whether they be to find work in the profession or to fulfill the requirements for …
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In today’s job market, job seekers need to ensure that their resumes reflect the skills and qualifications that are most in demand by employers. According to Employment Ontario and the Ministry of Labour, Training and Skills Development, some key skills to put on a resume include digital literacy, adaptability, critical thinking, communication, creativity, emotional intelligence, language proficiency, …
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Join us at the Mennonite New Life Centre and access our community programs and Bridging Programs for successful settlement and integration. We offer a welcoming and inclusive space for all newcomers and Neighbours to connect, share experiences, and support each other. Let’s work together for a more just and compassionate society. In this article, you …
By Claudia Porras “When you move to Canada from Argentina, the first thing you realize is that you are in a northern country. And everything around you is different, including the language. Everyone speaks English. And it’s not easy to realize that you don’t understand anything.” Soledad has already experienced many transformations in her life. …
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By Claudia Porras In 2018, Aurora has left her daily life as a professional hair stylist in Lima, Peru to find a better future with her son in Canada. She worked as a volunteer in a food bank, and cleaned offices, among other things. She was happy to discover a new peaceful life without violence …
I am fascinated by the LIGHTS program: Aurora’s Story Read More »
By Claudia Porras It has been almost 20 years since Sandra lived day-to-day at the radio stations of Montevideo and Uruguay, creating ad campaigns for local businesses. Surprises in life led her to move to Canada, and she arrived here with her dreams in her suitcase. It was not easy for her to start over …
Emotional knowledge has given me the freedom I didn’t have before: Sandra’s Story Read More »
Limited in-person appointments are available on Tuesdays & Thursdays in our Keele office and on Wednesdays in the Finch office. Also, we continue to offer services via phone, email and online.
1774 Queen St East
Toronto, Ontario
M4L 1G7
Telephone: 647-812-1332 ext. 5261
Fax: 416-699-2207
Email: info@mnlct.org
Hours of service:
Monday to Thursday: 8.30 am – 3:00 pm
Friday: CLOSED
2737 Keele St, Unit 9
North York, Ontario
M3M 2E9
Telephone: 647-812-1332
Fax: 416-736-0775
Email: info@mnlct.org
Hours of service:
Monday to Friday: 8.30 am – 4:00 pm
Saturday: 8.30 am – 4:00 pm
1122 Finch Ave West, Unit 1
North York, Ontario
M3J 3J5
Telephone: 647-812-1332
Fax: 416-736-0775
Email: info@mnlct.org
Hours of service:
Monday to Friday: 8.30 am – 4:00 pm
