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Gain Qualifications & Skills to Advance in Your Career

The Career Foundation collaborates with companies like Accenture, Amazon Web Services, Google, and other reputable organizations on their corporate social responsibility initiatives to share free, accessible learning tools with our job-seeking clients. The following are links to in-demand skills training that you can develop to land your dream jobs.

  • Have you ever wanted to delve into the mysterious world of Cloud Computing?
  • Are you looking for a one-stop-shop to develop your skills in digital or financial literacy?
  • Perhaps you’re seeking fundamental training in business, customer service, healthcare, IT/technology, or another specific sector?

We have a solution for you! Access our resources below or contact us to learn more.

Learn valuable job search skills, in addition to accessing sector-specific fundamental skills training, as well as computer, digital literacy, and financial literacy training. Check out the Accenture Learning Exchange Centre.

Get certified as a Cloud Practitioner! Access free online workshops and self-paced training in disaster recovery, game server hosting, machine learning, web security, and more. Visit Amazon Web Services.

Access training materials and pre-recorded webinars (developed in partnership with Google) to enhance your skills and career! Grow with Google today.

Gain valuable job search skills through The Career Foundation’s educational videos, guidebooks, and résumé/cover letter samples. View our eLearning Library.

We have compiled a variety of resources on trades and apprenticeship for both our job seeking clients and our employer partners. Read our Guide to Trades & Apprenticeship.

Other Free Resources

Looking for more specific training to develop your business management abilities, computer skills, digital literacy, and soft skills? Here are some great options for you!

*Disclaimer: The following list outlines external providers that currently offer free training to the public. This is not an actual recommendation or referral as The Career Foundation is in no way affiliated with these providers. The Career Foundation accepts no liability for what users may encounter due to business practices, content, privacy practices, technical support, terms of use, validity, if any, or other matters. You are encouraged to complete your own due diligence about these providers and services, should you choose to access them.

  • Advanced Applications: Advanced Applications hosts the largest online library of free Sage Accpac and SageCRM tutorials, including videos on how to use Sage 300cloud, Sage CRM, and their add-on products.
  • Consolidated Credit Counseling of Canada: The Career Foundation has partnered with Consolidated Credit Counseling Services of Canada to support clients with personal financial planning and debt reduction.​
  • Fit Small Business (QuickBooks Training): Access 40+ free tutorials to help you set up QuickBooks for your business. Tutorials cover recording your income and expenses, managing bank and credit card transactions, and how to run financial statements.
  • GCF Learn FreeGCF Learn Free creates and provides quality, innovative online learning opportunities to anyone who wants to improve the technology, literacy and math skills needed to be successful in both work and life.
  • Mind Tools: Accessed by over 24 million users each year, Mind Tools helps individuals learn  leadership, management, and personal excellence skills to build a happy, successful career.
  • Toronto Public Library: Do you have a Toronto Public Library card? You can use it to access free online services that teach learn new skills. From beginner computer skills to graphic design, computer programming, business management, and beyond, your learning potential is virtual and limitless!
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