Canada-Saskatchewan Career and Employment Services What is available Canada-Saskatchewan Career and Employment Services can help you learn what type of work you want to do, and where the jobs are. They can help you improve your skills and employment prospects, as well as, help match the abilities of Saskatchewan's workers with the needs of Saskatchewan's employers. Their programs and services assist people in learning how to: Plan a career Upgrade their education and find job-related skills that are in demand Find a job Fill a job vacancy Services You'll find: Self-help resources like university, technical and regional college calendars, information on training and income support programs, career planning and job search information; Counselling to help assess individual career needs and develop a plan to meet those needs; Computers to provide access to labour market information and employment opportunities; Referrals to training opportunities such as apprenticeship, technical education and basic education. Programs You'll find: JobStart/Future Skills - work-based training support; Employment programs - Bridging, Community Works and Self-employment; Income support information and applications (Provincial Training Allowance, Student Financial Assistance and Skills Training Benefit). Where to Go There are 20 Career and Employment Services offices throughout Saskatchewan. These offices are operated by Saskatchewan Social Services. The services and programs provided by these offices are delivered in partnership with education and skills training institutions and community organizations. For the Canada-Saskatchewan Career and Employment Services office near you, see the following pages for addresses and a map of offices, or visit www.sasknetwork.ca More Useful Contacts! Saskatchewan Public Service Commission Contact the Commission regarding employment with the provincial government, and information about employment equity programs in the provincial government. The Public Service Commission maintains an inventory and refers qualified Aboriginal applicants to provincial government jobs. Job-seekers can put their resume into the inventory. Contact: Saskatchewan Public Service Commission Staffing and Development Division 2100 Broad Street Regina, SK. S4P 3V7 Phone: 787-7575 TYY: 787-7576 Fax: 787-7558 (Staffing Services) Fax: 787-7578 (Applicants) Website: www.careers.gov.sk.ca Public Service Commission of Canada Contact the Commission regarding employment with the federal government, and information about employment equity programs in the federal government. Contact: Public Service Commission of Canada 400 - 1955 Smith Street Regina, SK. S4P 2N8 Phone: 306-780-5720 TYY: 306-780-6719 Fax: 306-780-5723 Regional Child Day Care Offices, Saskatchewan Social Services Regional Child Day Care Offices provide information about childcare services available and what to look for when choosing childcare. Contact: Regina - Phone: 787-4980 Fax: 787-5559 Saskatoon - Phone: 933-6071 Fax: 933-8228 Prince Albert - Phone: 953-2392 Fax: 953-2371 Moose Jaw - Phone: 694-3644 Fax: 694-3657 Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission Contact for information concerning human rights and to find out which employers in Saskatchewan have employment equity programs. Contact: Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission Saskatoon - toll-free 1-800-667-9249 Fax: 953-2371 TYY: 373-2119 Regina - toll-free 1-800-667-8577 Fax: 787-0454 TYY: 787-8550 Aboriginal Affairs The Aboriginal Affairs Division of the Government Relations and Aboriginal Affairs works with Aboriginal people and their organizations to develop and implement policies and programs that advance our common interests. In addition, Aboriginal Affairs works to increase the participation of Aboriginal people in Saskatchewan's social, cultural and economic life. Contact: Aboriginal Affairs Division Government Relations and Aboriginal Affairs 9th Floor, 1919 Saskatchewan Drive Regina, SK. S4P 3V7 Phone: 787-6250 Fax: 787-6336 Saskatchewan Literacy Network The Network provides information about literacy training programs throughout the province. Contact: Saskatchewan Literacy Network Room 206, 220 3rd Avenue South Saskatoon, SK. S7K 1M1 Phone: 653-7368 Fax: 653-7368 Career Planning and Counselling Services Assistance with career planning, evaluation testing and counselling. Contact: In Regina: SIAST - Wascana Campus 4500 Wascana Parkway Regina, SK. S4P 3A3 Phone: 798-1267 In Saskatoon: The Career Campus 226 20th Street East Saskatoon, SK. S7K 0A6 Phone: 665-5668 South Saskatchewan Independent Living Centre (SSILC) Contact: In Regina: Phone: 757-7452 In Saskatoon: Phone: 665-5508 Status of Women Office The Status of Women Office publishes the Saskatchewan Women's Directory, a comprehensive listing of women's organizations, their services and programs, as well as contact numbers, names and addresses. You can count on this version of the Directory being current as information on individual organizations is updated weekly. Users can brows, search or print the directory in its entirety. Contact: Status of Women Office 3rd Floor, 1870 Albert St. Regina, SK. S4P 3V7 Phone: 787-7401 Fax: 787-2058 Website: www.swo.gov.sk.ca

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