Are you:
- Looking for a job?
- Wanting to enhance your resume or interviewing skills?
- Searching for a fresh start?
- Struggling to find and keep a job?
- Eager to work but lacking the skills you need?
- Wanting to build your employee team with great people?
You’ve come to the right spot. We offer programs that can help you build the skills and confidence you need to find
work and build a better life for yourself and your family.
Some of our programs have been around for many years. Others are created when we identify a new need in the
community.
We invite you to browse our programs and contact us to learn more about how we can support your career development journey. There
may be upcoming programs that aren’t listed here so contact us – we’d love to hear from you.
The Annapolis Valley Work Centre is a free program which offers specialized training in Basic Office Skills, Food Services, Customer Service or Introduction to Construction as well as personal support to help you achieve your employment goals.
Nova Scotia Works Employment Services Centre
Our Nova Scotia Works Centres are located in Coldbrook, Middleton and Annapolis Royal for your employment information and resource needs. Our clients are job seekers and employers who are ready to stay current in today's labour market, to build their skills, to hire and be hired as part of strong communities and industries. Learn more at www.novascotiaworks.ca. We offer strategies for success, a variety of employment-related workshops, access to funding, career fairs for networking, community connections, and encouragement as you make a plan that's right for you. Learn more and access our digital resources at www.novascotiaworks.ca. Register as a Job Seeker Client or an Employer Client online or contact us at contact@peopleworx.ca, 1-866-609-9675 or visit any of our office locations. Locations and Contact Information.
Continuing Care Assistant Program
PeopleWorx is a registered Private Career College and our CCA program is delivered in accordance with current NS CCA Curriculum Standards. The training involves theory and practice through the use of classroom, laboratory, and clinical placements. Our Continuing Care Assistant Program is a 9 month program designed to give you the skills, tools and support you need to begin working as a provincially certifed Continuing Care Assistant. CCAs are front line members of a collaborative health care team working together with a shared goal of enriching quality of life in their communities. Employment settings can include long term care facilities, small option homes, community residences, residential care facilities and hospitals.