Written by EmploymentCentral July 14, 2017

If you have been on EI regular in the last 3 years, or parental EI in the last five you may be eligible to apply for Skills Development Funding, or a Fee Payer agreement. 

Skills Development funding would provide up to two years of vocational-based training, as well as funding for living expenses, and other school-related expenses. A Fee Payer agreement would allow you to stay on EI while you attend training at a post secondary institution.  

If you would like to inquire about funding opportunities for training, or post secondary education contact Employment Central to book an appointment for an assessment with an Employment Counsellor today

Last edited August 10, 2015 by Lisa