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To learn more about Second Colleges and Universities offers a educational background, work it is also important to know Career or to receive help with your grant program, Second Career. history and training requirements. that applying for Second Career is application. visit a local Employ» that will cover costs associated The training programs must be an involved process and not a ment Ontario assessment centre ' with training that increases college-level programs, up to two quick-fix solution. such as Lutherwood or visit the employment opportunities for eli- years in length, and lead to an The time it takes to complete Service Canada website: gible individuals occupation that has good employ- -’; the research and application www.tcu.govon.caleng/secondca Funds of up to $23,000 can be merit prospects in Ontario, : varies, but on average can take reer. provided for tuition, books. other Academic upgrading for pre- several months. an instructional costs. transportation requisites or language skills can You need to do some labour lessica MdJui'stin isanEmployâ€" and a basic living allowance for also be incorporated in some market research, training provider mentAdvllsoratLurheru/ood who the training period cases. research, and complete a review of support: clients with Second Career . 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