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Newfoundland and Labrador Labour Market: Outlook 2020 Technical Briefing: July 13, 2011 Canada – Newfoundland and Labrador Job Grant Funding provided by the Government of Canada through the Canada Job Grant

Advanced Education and Skills Overview: Program goal and objectives Core parameters Eligibility o Employers o Participants (trainees) o Training o Training providers o Training costs Employer contribution How to apply Canada – Newfoundland and Labrador Job Grant

Advanced Education and Skills Provides financial assistance to employers to offset the costs of providing training to new or current employees Goal: Increase labour force participation, assist employers in developing the skills of new and current employees and facilitate employer involvement in training to ensure that workforce skills are aligned with employer needs Canada – Newfoundland and Labrador Job Grant

Advanced Education and Skills Assist employers in providing training to new and current employees Provide an expanded range of training options that leads to new or ongoing employment with the employer Facilitate access to training to meet the growing demands placed on industry, particularly in sectors facing skills mismatches and shortages Program Objectives

Advanced Education and Skills Core Parameters Employer decides which eligible individuals obtain training and type of training required Employers can access up to $10,000 in government support per trainee Employers must financially contribute to the costs of training Employers can apply for an unlimited number of grants, but only one grant per employee Government reserves the right to limit the amount of funding to any one employer Training is provided by an eligible third-party training provider Employer has a job available for the individual participating in the training once training concludes

Advanced Education and Skills Eligible Employers Employers and organizations acting on behalf of employers o Private employers o Employer organizations such as industry associations and employer consortia o Union halls o Aboriginal governments and organizations o Not-for-profit employers and organizations

Advanced Education and Skills All individuals, regardless of EI eligibility, who are: o Residing in the Province of NL o Legally entitled to work in Canada o Unemployed, or employed and in need of training Eligible Participants (Trainees)

Advanced Education and Skills Training programs 12 months or less in duration Must be delivered by recognized third-party trainer either in the workplace, in a classroom or online Training must support career advancement or job maintenance with the employer Must include a financial contribution from employer Eligible Training

Advanced Education and Skills Training can be delivered in any setting (classroom, workplace or online) as long as it is delivered by a third-party training provider approved by the Province, including: o Universities o Community colleges o Career colleges o Trade union training centres o Industry associations o Any other organization approved by AES * Business opportunity for established training providers and industry associations Eligible Training Providers

Advanced Education and Skills Tuition fees or fees charged by training provider Mandatory student fees Textbooks, software, supplies and other required materials Examination fees Eligible Training Costs

Advanced Education and Skills Employer Contribution Maximum grant: $10,000 Large employers (51+ employees) o Require 50% cost-matching (cash contribution) by employers (up to $5,000) for a total cost-matched grant value of $15,000

Advanced Education and Skills Smaller employers (50 employees or less): 3 options Flexibility for Smaller Businesses Employer Contribution (Cash) Employer Contribution (In-Kind) TOTAL Employer Contribution CAN-NL Job Grant Contribution Total Cash Value of Grant Option 1 - 1/3 cash contribution 5,000N/A5,00010,000 15,000 4,000N/A4,0008,000 12,000 2,000N/A2,0004,0006,000 Option 2 - in-kind contribution 2,500 5,00010,000 12,500 1,666 3,3336,666 8,332 1,000 2,0004,0005,000 Option % cash contribution (ONLY FOR SMALLER EMPLOYERS WHO ARE HIRING NEW EMPLOYEES) 1,766N/A1,76610,000 11,766 1,500N/A1,5008,500 10,000 1,000N/A1,0005,665 6, N/A5002,8313,331

Advanced Education and Skills Employers can apply for Canada Job Grant online via the AES website Applications include the following: o Description from the employer that attests that the proposed training will lead to on-going or improved employment for the participant o Training plan to be implemented by an approved third party training provider o Budget showing the employer contribution and the details related to training costs How to Apply?

Advanced Education and Skills Click: Visit our website to learn more about the Canada Job Grant as well as other available services and benefits: Come in: Visit an AES Employment Centre near you – there is a network of 26 offices throughout the province that provide a single service entry point Call: Contact the Labour Market Information Hotline: or TTY Further Information

Advanced Education and Skills Thank-you! Questions? The End… Funding provided by the Government of Canada through the Canada Job Grant