WHAT IS SECOND CAREER FUNDING?

Second Career is a program that provides funding of up to $28,000 for career/job retraining. This funding is a GRANT, hence does not have to be repaid. However, Second Career funding can only be used for diploma programs. BTT’s diploma programs are recognized and approved by the Superintendent of Private Career Colleges.

YOU MAY QUALIFY FOR SECOND CAREER TRAINING IF:

WHO PROVIDES THE FUNDING?

Second Career Funding is provided as a joint effort between the Federal and Provincial Governments to help Canadians who have been laid off to retrain and return to the workforce as a skilled worker. If eligible, you may qualify for a grant of up to $28,000 towards training costs including:

HOW DO YOU QUALIFY FOR SECOND CAREER?

To qualify you must have been:

Second Career funding is for anyone who is currently collecting EI or has been collecting Employment Insurance (EI) within the last 5 year

WHEN PREPARING YOUR APPLICATION, YOU MUST ALSO SHOW:

To qualify you must have been:

Second Career funding is for anyone who is currently collecting EI or has been collecting Employment Insurance (EI) within the last 5 year

WHAT IS SECOND CAREER SHARED COST?

You are required to show the costs to be covered during training with your application for Second Career Funding. The second career assessment process takes into account your personal living expenses information such as rent and money in the bank, etc. The Second Career will make a decision on how much of the training costs they will fund based on your financial needs assessment.

Second Career may also provide funds for some additional incidental costs; however, such decisions are made according to a case-by-case basis. The maximum amount for each individual who qualifies is $28,000. After reviewing all information submitted, Second Career, Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development – MAESD will make a decision on whether or not you will pay a portion of the training costs. For example, they may ask you to pay for the textbooks or a portion of the cost for the textbooks.

Business and Technical Training College provides diploma programs from which you may choose:

DO YOU WANT TO APPLY FOR SECOND CAREER FUNDING?

Upon applying to Second Career, you will work with an employment services agency, which will give you an assessment to determine your eligibility. You must reach 16 points from the assessment to be eligible for Second Career Funding.

Request an appointment with a BTT Program Coordinator to determine if you are eligible. Contact us now: (416) 483-3567 or More Details

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