The Employment and Life Skills Training (ELST) program offered by VAFCS is a comprehensive resource designed to assist clients in their pursuit of meaningful employment. The program is tailored to meet the unique needs of individuals seeking employment by providing them with the necessary resources and training.
ELST offers assistance in resume building, education, and training certification, empowering clients with the skills and tools required to secure employment. The program also facilitates job boards, fairs, and employer networking, helping clients to connect with potential employers and find job opportunities that align with their skills and experience.
Our team of experienced professionals is dedicated to providing personalized support to each client, ensuring that they receive the guidance and assistance they need to succeed.
VAFCS' Bladerunners program is an excellent opportunity for those between the ages of 19 and 30, living in Vancouver, and looking for a high-paying job in the construction industry. The program offers two weeks of basic safety training that includes First Aid, WHMIS, and Fall Protection, among other things. During the training period, participants are provided with a hot breakfast and lunch each day. After completing the training, the program provides participants with work gear and tools and then helps them find a job in the construction industry.
The program's staff includes three job coaches who are available to assist participants from the time they enter the program until they no longer need support. The Bladerunners program is committed to supporting its participants even after they complete the training and find a job. Participants can always return to the program for assistance and support, making the program's motto "Once a BladeRunner, Always a BladeRunner."
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