Empower Works

Whether you are returning after time away from the workforce or navigating a career shift, our program offers personalized job coaching, effective job search strategies and direct links to employers.

Build skills, grow your network and access exclusive mentorship and training opportunities—at no cost to you. Join a supportive community dedicated to helping you achieve sustainable and meaningful employment.

Through this program you will:

Build Self-Awareness
Recognize your unique values, strengths, and areas for growth, and define a career vision that truly inspires you.

Level Up Your Skills
Develop your emotional intelligence, practice active listening, and establish healthy boundaries to stand out in any industry.

Perfect Your Pitch
Explore how to craft a compelling career pitch, build professional relationships and tap into the hidden job market.

Regulate Your Nervous System
Learn trauma-informed breathwork and meditation techniques to stay calm, focused, and resilient under pressure.

Think Outside the Box
Explore entrepreneurship and adopt a growth mindset.

Grow Your Network
Connect with peers and industry experts within a supportive community.

Our next cohort begins:

Monday, October 20, 2025

⬤ Sessions run every Monday to Thursday from 9:30a.m. to 12:30p.m.

⬤ 4-week online program

⬤ Instructor-led sessions

⬤ Plus, 6-month post-training support

Program Eligibility Criteria

⬤ Program open to women and gender diverse job seekers ready to re-enter the workforce or advance their career.

⬤ Must be living in Peel or a surrounding region.

⬤ Must be available to attend on a full-time basis.

⬤ Must be eligible to work in Canada.

Learn More

For more information about the program, attend one of our upcoming information sessions on September 9th, 16th, 23rd or October 8th, 2025 from 10-11a.m.

Contact us at 416.269.0091 x231 or ywcatrainingcentre@ywcatoronto.org to register today!

Funded by:

This program is generously funded by the Toronto Pearson International Airport’s Propeller Project (supporting the Peel Region) and Royal Bank Foundation (supporting the GTA Region)